A good day for Ireland;goalscorers, O'Dea & McGeady.
From Dublin & Donegal respectively....
Well done bhoys!
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A good day for Ireland;goalscorers, O'Dea & McGeady.
From Dublin & Donegal respectively....
Well done bhoys!
If O'Dea is from Cork then the collective victim psychosis of some Leesiders is going to be stoked hot by the repeated references to him as being a "young Dubliner" on Setanta.
He'd a good game anyway. So had McGeady for the most part.
He is from Dublin as far as I know.
He used play with Home Farm. I'd say he's never even been to Cork!
He has he played for the U21s against England at Turners Cross.
And how is McGeady from Donegal when he is Scottish?
And how is he Scottish when he's Irish?Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
.....Because he's Scottish...Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenbod
O'Dea is from Dublin, McGeady is from Scotland and the reason everyone got confused is because the Bhoy from Ardee got both of their backgrounds wrong.
I got O'Dea Wrong, but a few fellow Tims thought he was Leeside as well.
But he's still an Irishman, so what's the problem.
As for McGeady, he was Raised in Glasgow, but that's it!
Have you Not heard of The Diaspora;qualified to play for Ireland, as well as being a citizen!
He can't help where he was born, FFS!
Are you quoting me?Quote:
Originally Posted by ArdeeBhoy
Any idea which country FIFA said he was eligible to play for....Quote:
Originally Posted by fionnsci
NO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Umberside
Read what I said!
Incorrect. He's Irish, holds an Irish passport and as such has just as much right as me, you (if you're Irish) or any other Irish passport holder to call themselves Irish.Quote:
Originally Posted by fionnsci
from monkstown in south county dublin. went to my old school in cabinteelyQuote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD