Irish in Britain this weekend

Robbies lasted 64 minutes today - Things are looking up for him
On a disappointing note, Given, Carr and O Brien have left 4 passed them today. Saying that, O Brien has notched.
O Shea has played 90 minutes and Miller played very well when he came on for the last 15.
Duffer has come on with just over a half hour to go and Delap has run his socks off
Richard Dunne is solid at the back for Man City with Macken welded to the bench.
James O Connor on the bench for WBA
Morrison has come on with 20 minutes to go and Cunningham has put in decent game.
Clean sheet for Graham Stack v Reading. Alan Lee has failed to notch v Stoke. Graham kavangh his had full participation as expected
Andy Reid on teh end of a 4-1 drubbing from Coventry. Graham Barrett has played 82 minutes in this one, Michael Doyle clocking up teh full game.
Gary Doherty is lining out for Norwich and heres hoping he scores 2 in 2 against the Gooners
Mayburys gone 2-0 down to MOtherwell

Tis not only Max Power that has contacts

Duff looked really good when he came on today. Hopefully Mourinho will get a clue and stop playing that waste of space Joe Cole ahead of The Duffer.

Don't' forget Kilbanes headed assist for Everton

apologies for omitting Kilbane and Carsley

Richie Foran played the full 90 for Mighty Motherwell.

Not in Britain, but in Spain, Ian harte scored for Levante against Real Socided..

I'm doing up a table of all the irish players abroad to keep track of their appearences and so on...

apart from the following am I missing any irish players in scotland

mc geady - celtic

maybury - hearts

foran- m'well

hunt, dempsey , byrne, mehmet - dunfermline

conor gethins plays for ross county or some one like that :)

appreciate that.. I should have been more specific however as I intend to keep it to those with an ouside chance of playing for the senior national side :)

and those of comedy value/special interest ie richie and ronnie

see here

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Originally Posted by blobbyblob

Tis not only Max Power that has contacts

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blobbyblob, you dare mention the name of max p.......be careful, be very careful.

i take it your contact is just the match reports on line :D

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Not in Britain, but in Spain, Ian harte scored for Levante against Real Socided..

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A cracking "trademark" free-kick - have just seen it on sky.

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Originally Posted by dynamo kerry

I'm doing up a table of all the irish players abroad to keep track of their appearences and so on...

apart from the following am I missing any irish players in scotland

mc geady - celtic

maybury - hearts

foran- m'well

hunt, dempsey , byrne, mehmet - dunfermline

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O'Dea at Celtic (U-19) is in or arond the squad as well. Doubt he'll play before Christmas though

Miller not playing today for Manu .. not even in squad ... heard he played well at weekend.

As highly rated as he is .. I seem to remember another Cork 23 year old arriving at Old Trafford like he owned the place .. scoring twice on his debut and twice on his European debut.

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Originally Posted by dynamo kerry

I'm doing up a table of all the irish players abroad to keep track of their appearences and so on...

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Just to let you know, the Irish Times have a table of the Irish abroad in their Sports section every Monday. They also do an Irish team of the week aswell as top 6 assisters, crossers, fouls, shots, etc. Andy Reid is well top of the crossers with 38, he also has 14 shots. Alan Lee has won the most free kicks (16) and gave 13 away.

yeah - my subscription has lapsed and I can't be arsed re-newing it at the mo.

this is essentially the only way I can think of keeping track of it all in one place.

From the Independent on Sunday at the weekend:

Pedro Mendes, Spurs' Portugal international, was clearly the most inventive of anyone in that area, playing astute passes from the left side and linking promisingly with Robbie Keane, who later developed into the outstanding player of the match.

and then later in the article:

There was an impression that Savage's absence was costing Birmingham the ability to break down attacks in their infancy. So Spurs grew in confidence and gave the indication that they could take a proper hold. Turning that into reality proved difficult but Keane gradually became the dominant force.

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Originally Posted by Stuttgart88

From the Independent on Sunday at the weekend:

Pedro Mendes, Spurs' Portugal international, was clearly the most inventive of anyone in that area, playing astute passes from the left side and linking promisingly with Robbie Keane, who later developed into the outstanding player of the match.

and then later in the article:

There was an impression that Savage's absence was costing Birmingham the ability to break down attacks in their infancy. So Spurs grew in confidence and gave the indication that they could take a proper hold. Turning that into reality proved difficult but Keane gradually became the dominant force.

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that's pretty positive considering he went off after 65 minutes. To be honest after he went it was almost all birmingham - exxcept for some great work by brown

Alan Lee bagged a pen away at Wigan lastnight i think...