TIDES OF CHANGE

Reynolds ready for Spanish break but he knows transfers remain fluid and hopes players gravitate to Bohs

- BY PAUL O'HEHIR

ALAN REYNOLDS knows there's no such thing as a quiet getaway and fully expects his phone to be hopping next week.

The League of Ireland veers into its two-week 'summer break' after tomorrow's games and Reynolds and his players will go their separate ways until the following Friday.

But with the transfer window opening in a matter of weeks, and loan star Sean Grehan about to be recalled by Crystal Palace, Reynolds knows he will get no peace in Spain.

"You're always looking to see if anything pops up," said the Bohemians boss ahead of tomorrow's Dalymount Park clash with Derry City.

"It's still a bit away and the focus is on tomorrow but I suppose over the break and the next few weeks there will be more players available.

"Sean Grehan is going, we've a few injuries and one or two others might go.

"But I'd also say the players want to stay in the UK first before coming, so we'll see if players in this country become available"

Reynolds knows there are pitfalls to signing players in the UK who might be returning home, in the middle of a League of Ireland season.