There's a decent interview on FAI.ie with Kearney.
He reckons we've a good chance of doing well.
Anyone know if their games are on TV? They play on Saturday at 17:45 local time which I think is quater to two here.
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There's a decent interview on FAI.ie with Kearney.
He reckons we've a good chance of doing well.
Anyone know if their games are on TV? They play on Saturday at 17:45 local time which I think is quater to two here.
someone said they're on eurosport but i'm not sureQuote:
Originally posted by SÓCcfc
Anyone know if their games are on TV? They play on Saturday at 17:45 local time which I think is quater to two here.
I think that there on sky sports.
Ireland's opening game against Saudi Arabia is live on Eurosport this Saturday. Coverage starts at 1.30pm Irish time.
Cheers Colm. Standard should be quite high so it will be woth watching. I wonder if there will be any City shirts in the crowd.:D
i chekced the Eurosport web site and there is no sign of it on .... i think it is sking and cycling or some crap on instead.
I just checked the Sky guide again there and it is definately on British Eurosport (Sky Digital channel 412) anyway, not sure about regular Eurosport. I would have assumed all the variations of Eurosport would be showing it though?Quote:
Originally posted by A face
i chekced the Eurosport web site and there is no sign of it on .... i think it is sking and cycling or some crap on instead.
British and continental europe eurosport do have slightly different schedules. so fingers crossed it's on there.
Ya, the game is on eurosport at 1.45....coverages starts at 1.30.....this is on the uk version of the eurosport website..www.eurosport.co.uk...
Kearney has been given number 18 for the U-20 World Cup. Doyler is proudly wearing his Cork City squad number of 17.
Cant wait to see the game, I hope they both make the team.
Nice.:DQuote:
"I'm in the Ireland squad because of what I'm doing in Cork and am very happy so I thought it was right to sign before I went away. I'm looking forward to next season, but now it's all about helping Ireland do well in the World Cup."