DALE GORMAN IS currently enjoying his close season break after making the breakthrough at Stevenage FC in 2015/16.
The Letterkenny native played 14 times for the Sky Bet League Two.
[adrotate group=”37″]“It’s been a very good season,” he said. “It was my first season as a pro. I finished off the season strong and next season is a big season for me I suppose.
“I was in the team, out of the team and new management came in and I was back in the team. That’s the way it works in football.”
[adrotate group=”41″]Gorman made his debut last August in the League Cup against Ipswich Town under Teddy Sheringham, who then parted company with the club in February as Darren Sarll took over as manager.
“I learned a lot,” former Letterkenny Rovers midfielder Gorman continued. “There’s been ups and downs and hopefully next season I will be able to kick on now. I went into expecting it to be high and it didn’t disappoint me. The facilities are exceptional for a League Two club. The fans have been brilliant to me as well.
“Players on those divisions are playing for their kids and their mortgages. I was glad I learned that. We finished off the season very good. All the lads stuck together and we got through it. We should be able to fight for promotion.”
Listen to Gorman’s interview in full with Charlie Collins …
https://soundcloud.com/donegalsporthub-club-notes/dale-gorman-on-his-breakthrough-season-at-stevenage-fc
