View Full Version : Should Lee Trundle be in the next Ireland squad?
livehead1
05/11/2005, 10:35 AM
Like the knowledgable person who voted yes because....
"anyone who is scoring goals in the English PL or Coke C should be at least in the squad and should get a few cracks at playing too".
Trundle plays in neither the English PL or the Coke Championship.
You have the majority on your side as it is, but the question asked wasn't "Do you want Lee Trundle in the next Irish Squad?" so you can't claim 62% want him in the squad, you can only state that 62% are willing to give him his shot.
It's kind of funny really.
A fairly poor stating the obvious' summary tbh!:D :D
you may feel it was a 'poor stating the obvious, summary' but in promoted a response, either in agreement or disagreement...which is all what this forum is about. in regards to the statement that it can't be claimed that 62% of the voters want lee trundle in the next irish squad then that is simply ridiculous. the fact here, is that it cant be claimed that 62% are willing to give him a shot, however it can be claimed that 62% want him in the next irish squad as that is what the question asked.
:rolleyes:
CraftyToePoke
05/11/2005, 10:39 AM
so is that the conclusion then...that nearly 62% of the people on this forum who are knowledgable about lee trundle, want him in the next ireland squad. i think thats quite a convincing argument
that doesnt stand up livi, anyway tis a well known fact that the majority of football fans (not all) are anything but knowledgeble on the game:D
would this be the majority who wanted Kerr in the hot seat? and the same majority who would have given the man another run at it ? if this be the case then im happily in the minority on this one.:p
Trundle,is good enough but too old for the next w.c., which we are now building for, by then he will just be in the way of young talent,just as others were in Elliots way this time round, who shouldnt have been there.
and while we are at it, what of Leon Best? where is he hanging his international hat these days,tell me?
as_i_say
05/11/2005, 4:29 PM
i fell off my scooter today.
livehead1
05/11/2005, 11:46 PM
that doesnt stand up livi, anyway tis a well known fact that the majority of football fans (not all) are anything but knowledgeble on the game:D
would this be the majority who wanted Kerr in the hot seat? and the same majority who would have given the man another run at it ? if this be the case then im happily in the minority on this one.:p
Trundle,is good enough but too old for the next w.c., which we are now building for, by then he will just be in the way of young talent,just as others were in Elliots way this time round, who shouldnt have been there.
and while we are at it, what of Leon Best? where is he hanging his international hat these days,tell me?
wtf?!?! how do you mean he is too old? why should age have anything to do with it? if he can maintain the fitness level it doesn't matter. he has only been a pro-footballer for around 5 years so his body has not been through nearly as much as most. also, take a look at some of the players in the permiership who would be good enough for the ireland squad. de zeeuw, sheringham, k.campbell, shearer, ferguson,and theres numerous other examples. age has nothing to do with it, i refer again to john aldridge.
about leon best...well if only i knew, aint heard feck all for a while now, which is probably a good sign, although hes not back to fitness yet so i wonder if it would matter a damn. one thing that i would love to find out tho, is do these international managers ask the players if they want to be called up before actually picking them? i mean, kevin nolan didnt exactly look delighted with his call up did he?
tiktok
07/11/2005, 7:08 AM
the fact here, is that it cant be claimed that 62% are willing to give him a shot, however it can be claimed that 62% want him in the next irish squad as that is what the question asked.
:rolleyes:
I'm not really interested in getting into a pedantic argument and dragging it off topic but the question clearly asked is ''Should Lee Trundle be in the next Squad?'' not ''Do you want Lee Trundle in the next squad?''. Read the posts in the thread, few are saying they want him in the squad, it's more that given the lack of striking options we have they think he should be looked at.
I just found it funny that you got the result you wanted but you felt the need to oversell what the result was, c'mon like, knowledgeable?:D
No need for the rolleyes either, the smiley's at the end of my post were meant to signify that my post was tongue in cheek.;)
gustavo
07/11/2005, 7:43 AM
agreed i dont "want" him in the next squad , ie i dont wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat worrying that he might not be in it , but i would be willing to give him a chance if only for a bit of fun:)
CraftyToePoke
08/11/2005, 11:24 AM
i fell off my scooter today.
it pains me to even hear that,fellow citizen, i hope you are coming from it? and that it was not the straw feeding, nappy required type of a tumble ?
livehead1
13/11/2005, 11:47 AM
Trundle the difference - Tilson
Southend 1-2 Swansea
Southend boss Steve Tilson felt Swansea striker Lee Trundle "was the difference between the sides" as the Swans won their top-of-the-table clash 2-1.
"He was tremendous - we gave the ball away and then allowed him too much space," Tilson admitted.
Swansea leap-frogged Southend to take over leadership of League One thanks to a Lee Trundle-inspired performance.
The striker ran the Shrimpers ragged at Roots Hall, first putting the Swans ahead with a rifled left-foot shot after Owain Tudur-Jones flicked on.
Then Trundle's shot from a tight angle was half-saved before Adebayo Akinfenwa slammed home the rebound.
....only a matter of time ladies and gentlemen :D
gustavo
13/11/2005, 10:31 PM
oh great!
TheJamaicanP.M.
14/11/2005, 8:10 AM
I think we're going to see Trundle snapped up by a Championship club after Christmas. He's in outstanding form at the moment. It wouldn't surprise me if a club like Sheffield Wednesday or Norwich got hold of him. For instance, Norwich might be forced to sell Dean Ashton to a Premiership club and see Trundle as a replacement.
livehead1
14/11/2005, 2:22 PM
I think we're going to see Trundle snapped up by a Championship club after Christmas. He's in outstanding form at the moment. It wouldn't surprise me if a club like Sheffield Wednesday or Norwich got hold of him. For instance, Norwich might be forced to sell Dean Ashton to a Premiership club and see Trundle as a replacement.
..i think we're going to see Trundle in an ireland squad after christmas :D at least i hope, the man will be good to watch..although i think he may bring a whole lot more
CraftyToePoke
14/11/2005, 2:39 PM
I think we're going to see Trundle snapped up by a Championship club after Christmas. He's in outstanding form at the moment. It wouldn't surprise me if a club like Sheffield Wednesday or Norwich got hold of him. For instance, Norwich might be forced to sell Dean Ashton to a Premiership club and see Trundle as a replacement.
didnt sheff weds have a bid of 750K knocked back for him lately? and hasnt he signed a new contract last week, making him the first player outside the prem to have the image rights incorporated into it, sounds like swansea are making a determined fight to keep him, and he was happy to sign, they have a lovely new stadium as well, and more than likely will be moving up a level come next season anyway.
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