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Drumcondra 69er
24/05/2011, 12:31 PM
There's a Perch at Newcastle...

Craig Mackerel-Smith at Peterborough
Julian Grayling used to be at Palace
Florent Beluga at Chelsea
Steve Guppy of Leicester and Celtic
Scott Loach at Watford
Daniel Sardinello ex Man Utd, now at Exeter

Hmmm, I might have a shot at this game later. Just for the hallibut, like.

theworm2345
26/05/2011, 2:53 AM
Don't forget his other sea creature friends Billy Shark, Gareth Whale, Brian Squid, Jay and Danny Shrimpson, Hector and Lloyd Clam, Gary Crabin, and Gary Seal.

Closed Account 2
26/05/2011, 9:24 AM
Kostas Katfishsouranis

Closed Account 2
26/05/2011, 9:27 AM
We all dream of a stream of Gary Breams, a stream of Garry Breams....

mark12345
26/05/2011, 11:17 AM
Ok, enough of the silly games. Any news about Connor being called up to replace Walters?

DannyInvincible
26/05/2011, 11:46 AM
Ok, enough of the silly games. Any news about Connor being called up to replace Walters?

Spoil the buzz!

Eminence Grise
26/05/2011, 12:04 PM
Are you that bloke from Monty Python? Y’know, the army brass who wanders in and out of scenes...?:D

I don’t think we should tell people to can it. It’s a thread where they can fillet up with humour if they like.

And surely the question should be: is Sammon in for Waters?

cestlavie
27/05/2011, 3:09 PM
Sammon has come on LEAPS and bounds, lol

tetsujin1979
19/09/2011, 9:30 AM
Radallega out for a few months with a serious knee injury, should see more game time for Sammon

pineapple stu
19/09/2011, 9:32 AM
He hasn't been coming off the bench in recent weeks though; it mayn't translate into more starts. Shaun Maloney replaced Rodallega when he was injured.

Started the League Cup defeat though, but has only made two sub appearances in the league this season. Bit disappointing.

Fixer82
19/09/2011, 11:53 AM
Don't forget his other sea creature friends Billy Shark, Gareth Whale, Brian Squid, Jay and Danny Shrimpson, Hector and Lloyd Clam, Gary Crabin, and Gary Seal.

Ah you're CODding me....in all seriousness though on a SCALE of one to ten how good is he these days?

freewheel30
19/09/2011, 12:43 PM
Ah you're CODding me....in all seriousness though on a SCALE of one to ten how good is he these days?

I think he deserves a plaice in the starting line up.

Fixer82
19/09/2011, 12:57 PM
I think he deserves a plaice in the starting line up.

Yes OIL second that. For God's HAKE just put him in the starting 11 Martinez!!!!

Closed Account
19/09/2011, 1:54 PM
Conor Sammon.... the 4th result when you google "fish pun" (http://www.google.ie/search?q=fish+pun&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a)!

Sullivinho
19/09/2011, 1:55 PM
Opportunaty for Sammon? I'd throw him in for the halibut.

TheBoss
19/09/2011, 2:09 PM
He betta take advantage of this.

pineapple stu
19/09/2011, 2:13 PM
He's good in one-and-ones, I hear.

Closed Account
19/09/2011, 2:18 PM
I wonder if eel read any of this but you know what they say:
You can tune a guitar, but you can't tuna fish. Unless of course, you play bass

pineapple stu
20/11/2011, 7:20 PM
Anyways...

Made his first league start of the season against Blackburn. Didn't see the game obviously, but they scored twice while he was on, and goal.com (http://www.goal.com/en-gb/match/60283/wigan-athletic-vs-blackburn-rovers/player-ratings) had this to say -


Preferred in attack ahead of Hugo Rodallega and he led the line excellently. The ball seemed to stick to him every time his team mates tried to find him and his strength enabled him to battle well against Dann and Hanley. He was replaced by Rodallega after 68 minutes.

A few more starts could do him the world of good.

Fergie's Son
20/11/2011, 7:24 PM
No mahi mahi as we're loaded on the striker front.

John83
21/11/2011, 12:46 PM
Yes, he'll need to do a heck of a lot to get a look in before the Euros. Walters does much the same job, has done it in front of Trapattoni and is scoring in the EPL. Still, you never know.

Closed Account 2
21/11/2011, 2:07 PM
Maybe John Dor(lane)y could pull a few fins and hook him into the squad.

If only he was 20 years older I think he would have linked up very well with Tommie Koi-ne, had he gone to USA 94.

ifk101
21/11/2011, 2:48 PM
Conor Sammon, aka the slickhead with sole.

pineapple stu
28/11/2011, 9:31 AM
84 minutes this weekend; subbed off for the lad who scored the winner. Rodallega left on the bench. Four points and five goals in the two games with Sammo in the starting line-up!

SkStu
03/12/2011, 3:53 PM
Sammo was taken off after 60 minutes or thereabouts and i have to say both myself and the match commentator felt sorry for the lad. He was asked to play in the lone striker role with no, and i mean, NO support. He won countless flick ons and worked hard but there was no team mate even close to him. He was chasing his own flick ons. The commentator was still lamenting Sammo's substitution after the final whistle.

Shocking from Wigan. Shocking from Martinez. McCarthy was anonymous except for one burst from midfield which came to nothing when they were 4-0 down.

Charlie Darwin
26/12/2011, 2:44 PM
Sent off after catching Carrick in the face with a flailing arm. Very harsh.

tricky_colour
26/12/2011, 2:51 PM
Didn't see the sending off unfortunately, but there should be a replay coming up in a minute.
Seems a real pity because it has ruined the match as a contest.

geysir
26/12/2011, 3:16 PM
It was clumsy and blatantly obvious and that's what probably got him busted. He seemed to catch Carrick's nose with his palm. Carrick got up on the count of 8 after much exaggerated concern over the state of his nose. The ref was a good distance away and probably assumed it was done by an elbow.
How fast does an ref have to be in order to pass his EPL physical? I can't imagine Dowd being capable of doing the 1500m inside 10 minutes.

seanfhear
26/12/2011, 3:19 PM
It was clumsy and blatantly obvious and that's what probably got him busted. He seemed to catch Carrick's nose with his palm. Carrick got up on the count of 8 after much exaggerated concern over the state of his nose. The ref was a good distance away and probably assumed it was done by an elbow.
How fast does an EPL ref have to be in order to pass his EPL physical?
Alex Ferguson usually gets to decide if a ref is suitable for (him) the job !

tricky_colour
26/12/2011, 3:37 PM
Well I could not see much on the replay as the stream kept freezing.
Anyway I have switch to the West Brom Man City match hoping Long might grab a late winner
I figure he has more chance then Best at Newcastle.
I see Man U now have 5!!

geysir
26/12/2011, 3:52 PM
Are you sure you make the sensible choices, TC?
The sopcast stream from ESPN Canada has been clear and stable for me.

tricky_colour
26/12/2011, 4:03 PM
Are you sure you make the sensible choices, TC?
The sopcast stream from ESPN Canada has been clear and stable for me.

A sensible enough choice, no point watching McCarthy in a non-contest with Man U, I think
the 5-0 result confirms that!
I can't get sopcast to work anymore, it has been that way for a number of years now, not
sure why but I have given up on it as a dead loss. I think maybe my ISP is blocking it
or maybe it is being blocked in the UK. I have not put too much effort into finding the truth of the
matter as it is easier to uses one of those embedded streams once you get past the adverts.
Anyway on the West Brom highlights Long had a fair chance of a goal with a header but he put it wide.

I see Best was subbed on 61 mins anyway.

Mind you some good goals from Bervatov, he's a great player to watch.

pineapple stu
26/12/2011, 7:54 PM
Even Ferguson called it harsh (http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/dec/26/manchester-united-wigan-athletic-premier-league).

Apparently Sammo missed a great headed chance earlier in the game; seems his heading still has a long way to go yet.

Closed Account
26/12/2011, 8:26 PM
Even Ferguson called it harsh (http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/dec/26/manchester-united-wigan-athletic-premier-league).

Apparently Sammo missed a great headed chance earlier in the game; seems his heading still has a long way to go yet.

A shame, he's a great leap on him.

tricky_colour
26/12/2011, 8:46 PM
Well let's hope Fergie has no plans on poaching salmon.

Charlie Darwin
26/12/2011, 9:50 PM
Even Ferguson called it harsh (http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/dec/26/manchester-united-wigan-athletic-premier-league).

Apparently Sammo missed a great headed chance earlier in the game; seems his heading still has a long way to go yet.
I don't remember that. Wigan didn't really do anything until the few minutes before he was sent off.

edit: just saw it now - he got a bit ahead of the ball but I think the cross was too high anyway. He looks clueless from crosses though.

geysir
26/12/2011, 9:50 PM
Fergie is generous in spirit - after he wins.

Sammon did miss a sitter with a badly mistimed leap.

pineapple stu
27/12/2011, 10:26 AM
Fergie is generous in spirit - after he wins.
This is true.

Was never, ever, ever in a million years a red card. Shocking decision. Wasn't even an elbow; just a leading hand in Carrick's face by accident.

MotD commenting on how it was all upstream for Wigan after that. Reckon he should change his name by deed poll or something!

Closed Account 2
28/12/2011, 1:05 AM
Carrick went down like Elias in that scene in Platoon, not even a free kick in my opinion.

geysir
28/12/2011, 7:50 AM
I think there is no question that it was a foul.
You see Sammon clearly enough, committing the foul in the video replays.
Sammon red card (http://www.joe.ie/football/videos/video-footballs-harshest-ever-red-card-conor-sammon-v-manchester-united-0018974-1)


A red card was a preposterous decision. The appeal will be interesting as would Dowd's opinion after he viewed a replay.

Stuttgart88
28/12/2011, 9:46 AM
Carrick knew what he was doing there. "If I can draw attention to the ref that I got a hand in the face he might send him off".

I'm not quite sure what Sammon was doing with his hands so wide. It looked like he was feeling for Carrick, holding him off / protecting his space and looking to balance himself all in the one go. Clumsy but not even 1% violent or dangerous. Daft decision, almost a cliche decision though, and cliches become self-fulfilling. I hate hearing pundits say "you can't raise your hands these days". That's just banal nonsense that gives refs license to send players off for, eh, raising their hands. Of course you can raise your hands.

pineapple stu
28/12/2011, 10:53 AM
It looked like he was feeling for Carrick, holding him off / protecting his space and looking to balance himself all in the one go.
Looks the height of it alright.

I don't think Carrick even reacted that much. It's possible Sammon poked him in the eye, which would cause Carrick to react as he did, but it's not as if Carrick immediately fell to gruond and started rolling around in mock agony. You'd imagine an appeal would be successful, but doesn't Sammon miss the next game regardless? Would be a shame if he loses his place in the starting line-up because of this.

geysir
28/12/2011, 1:41 PM
I think in the event of an appeal, then he doesn't miss the next game.

Charlie Darwin
28/12/2011, 3:38 PM
It depends on when the appeals committee next meets. Lee McCulloch gets to play for Rangers tonight because the SPL appeals committee decided to take Christmas and New Years off. I'd imagine the EPL are a bit more professional.

Charlie Darwin
28/12/2011, 9:56 PM
Wigan looking to get Sammon off the hook: http://www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-athletic/sammon_off_the_hook_1_4095489

(http://www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-athletic/sammon_off_the_hook_1_4095489)Have we used 'off the hook' yet or has Wigan Today made mugs of us?

tricky_colour
29/12/2011, 1:41 AM
Wigan looking to get Sammon off the hook: http://www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-athletic/sammon_off_the_hook_1_4095489

(http://www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-athletic/sammon_off_the_hook_1_4095489)Have we used 'off the hook' yet or has Wigan Today made mugs of us?

I think we have been done, still it cheered me up, how could we have missed a sitter like that?

Looks like Wigan Today landed the big one.

geysir
29/12/2011, 3:40 PM
Good news, Sammon escapes the hook, he has had his appeal upheld according to the BBC R5 sports news.

They reported the item without resort to cheap attempts at sickly humour

SkStu
29/12/2011, 7:21 PM
They reported the item without resort to cheap attempts at sickly humour

Its Steve Guppy i feel sorry for in all this.

tricky_colour
29/12/2011, 11:24 PM
It's Haddock, Chips, and Batter at Grimsby Town I feel sorry for. :p

John83
31/12/2011, 3:06 PM
Wigan looking to get Sammon off the hook: http://www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-athletic/sammon_off_the_hook_1_4095489

(http://www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-athletic/sammon_off_the_hook_1_4095489)Have we used 'off the hook' yet or has Wigan Today made mugs of us?
We're going to have to wait with baited breath for the outcome of the appeal.