Conor Geoghegan
Position: D/M C
With League of Ireland experience from his days with Bray Wanderers, Conor joined Seaford midway through the 2016/17 season,
He quickly established himself as a vital player for the seconds, impressing with his superb passing and ability to read the game. Upon coming off the bench to make his first team debut during the impressive win over Booth Road Celtic, he joined his two younger brothers Fionn and Oisin on the pitch, the first time Seaford Rock United had ever fielded three brothers on the same team at that same time.
A scorer of great goals, his first ever Seaford strike was a memorable one, netting with a 60-yard lob straight from a restart against Mid Sutton in 2017 and after returning to the club in 2020 following a spell living abroad, he outdid himself on his first start with a stunning volley to earn a point at Vianney Boys..
It was during the 2021/22 campaign that Conor became a fixture for the Majors, operating at the base of the midfield, dominating the zone physically and spraying inch-perfect passes around the field, as the team's form improved significantly once he established himself in the lineup. He finished the season with a superb total of 14 goal contributions in 30 appearances.
He was just as impressive the following season, anchoring the Majors midfield in a strong partnership with Jimmy Hussey, as well as chipping in with a few crucial goals.
He quickly established himself as a vital player for the seconds, impressing with his superb passing and ability to read the game. Upon coming off the bench to make his first team debut during the impressive win over Booth Road Celtic, he joined his two younger brothers Fionn and Oisin on the pitch, the first time Seaford Rock United had ever fielded three brothers on the same team at that same time.
A scorer of great goals, his first ever Seaford strike was a memorable one, netting with a 60-yard lob straight from a restart against Mid Sutton in 2017 and after returning to the club in 2020 following a spell living abroad, he outdid himself on his first start with a stunning volley to earn a point at Vianney Boys..
It was during the 2021/22 campaign that Conor became a fixture for the Majors, operating at the base of the midfield, dominating the zone physically and spraying inch-perfect passes around the field, as the team's form improved significantly once he established himself in the lineup. He finished the season with a superb total of 14 goal contributions in 30 appearances.
He was just as impressive the following season, anchoring the Majors midfield in a strong partnership with Jimmy Hussey, as well as chipping in with a few crucial goals.