Well, as Danny pointed out, he's not the only one who said it. And I might be wrong but I think Richard Dunne diplomatically said something similar after the game. To be fair, it's also possible that Trap wanted them to press like that but they were concerned with the discipline side of it and hung back, when in reality they showed they can press and still hold their discipline.
Yeah, but regardless of how many of them say it, I still think it's too convenient. If they want to take credit for a rare good performance, I think they should be obliged to take responsibility for all the crap ones too. I get the impression they're happy to let Trap take the hit for those though.
Shay's full interview with Ray D'Arcy from last weekend:
Shay Given was meant to turn up at a book signing in London yesterday Saturday the 28th of October organised by the Republic of Ireland supporters club ( London Branch) but cancelled it the previous day because of illnesses. Yet he turns up on MOTD extra on BBC 2 on Sunday afternoon as a guest looking in good health. Packie Bonner did a similar thing for his autobiography last year. Supporters clubs are not high on footballer's agendas.
I nearly went to that but my son's game started at 11am instead of the usual KO time of 9am. Good job in hindsight.
He's a wile man for pimping himself out! And exaggerated stories seem to be the modus operandi for the book
Given was interviewed on BBC 5 Live this morning (745am-ish). May be available on their podcast
Id say they got limited response from the Claddagh and that's why.Originally Posted by Cuyahoga
I'm a bloke,I'm an ocker
And I really love your knockers,I'm a labourer by day,
I **** up all me pay,Watching footy on TV,
Just feed me more VB,Just pour my beer,And get my smokes, And go away
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