QuoteHe made their defense look bad.
Does he have seven goals in seven league games there?
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He made their defense look bad.
Today's game was in the Scottish Cup so it's actually 4 league goals and 4 cup goals in a total of 8 games. Not a bad record regardless of the standard.Originally Posted by superfrank
"There's man all over for you, blaming on his boots the fault of his feet" - Samuel Beckett, Waiting for Godot
Pavlyechenko isn't doing him any favours if he is hoping for a return to Spurs!!!
Their defense are bad..
Er, it's "defence".
really.....
Yeap, we're not into Sceptic speak!
I suppose being Sceptical is not healthy then?
Yes!!
Look I know yous dont think McGeady is your cup of tea but once he was moved in behind the strikers or striker ie. Keane the boy can thread some lovely through ball through with EITHER foot, we all McGeady is slight and that but if the trap has the balls and plays McGeady in the number 10 role he could be our next Messi without the goals of course.
Just wish EireBhoy was still alive to see Keane and McGeady in the same celtic shirt. RIP EireBhoy
The main problem: Keane IS the #10 "in the hole" forward for Ireland. Trap would never play McGeady centrally behind two strikers, and he would never play Keane alone up front on his own, so I think talking about this possibility in terms of the Irish team is sort of pointless.
Italian managers are actually fairly happy to do that, but I suspect we would need at least one gifted attacking full back to pull it off. It would also require that we drop Duff for a central midfielder, which isn't a position where we're currently blessed with talent.
I'm not sure Duff would be dropped. He's our best winger defensively.
I doubt Trapattoni would play a winger along with two up front and McGeady in the hole. Not from the start anyway. We just haven't the players for it.
Anyway, as I said, I don't think we have good enough full backs for him to try it anyway.
Another good goal from Robbie just before half-time. Turns his marker and beats 2 defenders before chipping the ball over the Kilmarnock keeper.
"There's man all over for you, blaming on his boots the fault of his feet" - Samuel Beckett, Waiting for Godot
Second goal of the day for Robbie - I think it's 11 goals in 11 games for Celtic now.
"There's man all over for you, blaming on his boots the fault of his feet" - Samuel Beckett, Waiting for Godot
For those that didn't see the goals, here is the link. The first is pure class:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZA7-VCYJgM
Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.
His first touch from the long ball that resulted in his second goal was class too. Regardless of the standard of opposition, they were two very confident goals from him there.
First goal was very good,shame he couldn't have done that in Paris, scoring regardless of the quality of the opposition is good for him and Ireland.
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