View Full Version : Jamie O'Hara
shakermaker1982
01/01/2008, 8:43 PM
how many goals has Laursen scored from set pieces this season? - he's scored 5 in the PL so I'd imagine most have come from set pieces. 1 of the experienced lads at Spurs should have noticed the mismatch.
NeilMcD
01/01/2008, 9:29 PM
he was left standing the exact same way stuck to the ground when bendtner scored for arsenal. It was a carbon copy of his error against arsenal.
Again, he should not have been paired up with Bedtner either.
Noelys Guitar
01/01/2008, 9:41 PM
Off the subject but what would we give for a Santa Cruz. Like Stapleton or Givens at their peeks. Do we have anyone like that coming through the ranks?
eekers
01/01/2008, 9:47 PM
we wasnt paired with bendtner.
tom huddlestone was marking bendtner til he ran blindly into the back of an arsenal player leaving bendtner free.
o'hara was marking gallas for what it was worth.
irishfan86
02/01/2008, 1:39 AM
Off the subject but what would we give for a Santa Cruz. Like Stapleton or Givens at their peeks. Do we have anyone like that coming through the ranks?
There's a big centre forward named Jim O'Brien who plays for the Celtic reserves or youth team or something, I'd say he'll probably break through next season.
He's 6 feet tall and he's only 17 or 18, so he could be our next big man. I saw him score a couple of goals in pre-season with Celtic and was overall quite impressed by him.
Stuttgart88
02/01/2008, 8:45 AM
I've only seen O'Brien play for our U21s and a couple of times for Dunfermline. He's more of a wide man I think.
Are you thinking of Cillian Sheridan or Diarmuid O'carroll (both big centre forwards) at Celtic?
cavan_fan
02/01/2008, 9:07 AM
Why has this been moved. People are only discussing him in the light of the fact he may (however unlikely) be a future Irish player.
Bondvillain
02/01/2008, 11:11 AM
I think the fact that he'll be 22 this year, and has played for several sucessive English underage teams without requesting an Irish passport & change of National alliegance before his 21st may have something to do with it.
cavan_fan
02/01/2008, 12:25 PM
I think the fact that he'll be 22 this year, and has played for several sucessive English underage teams without requesting an Irish passport & change of National alliegance before his 21st may have something to do with it.
Can I just check something. Is the rule that if you play for an underage team for Country A and then want to play for Country B (that you are also eligible for), you must declare/play for country B before your 21st birthday?
Stuttgart88
02/01/2008, 12:44 PM
Roughly, yes. O'Hara has played underage for England already, though as far as I know this is only binding in a COMPETITIVE underage game. Even if O'Hara's underage appearances were only in friendlies I think he may need to have had an Irish passport at the time he played for England.
You can change "nationality" once before your 21st birthday, as long as you have not played a full international (even a friendly full international). If you have played a full international or are 21 or over, that's it.
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