Stokes was given a year this time last year as well wasn't he ? Great he has done enough to be extended with no first team involvement at all.
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Stokes was given a year this time last year as well wasn't he ? Great he has done enough to be extended with no first team involvement at all.
Yes got a year last year as well. Must be tough slogging just trying to get the next one year deal. Maybe monk getting the sack wood help him. Just looking at championship clubs we have very few players in the underage setups. Now in fairness the retained lists for clubs like Huddersfield and reading and Villa don't seem to be out yet and we must have about 10 underage players across those clubs
Wasn't it Monk coming in gave him the deal ?
I think Steve Evans was in charge when he contracts were handed out but monk must have given him this deal. Hopefully makes a breakthrough. Nice to see shaughnessy get another yearQuote:
Originally Posted by CraftyToePoke
Dan Casey leaving Sunderland: https://twitter.com/DanCasey1997/sta...41460602396672
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I would like to thank @SunderlandAFC for 4 great years of my life,looking forward to the next chapter of my life now
The42.ie give their end of season review/ratings for players in and around the Ireland squad plying their trade in the U.K.
http://www.the42.ie/playing-ratings-...97405-May2017/
Four Ireland players in Burnley's starting XI today - Kevin Long, Robbie Brady, Jeff Hendrick and Stephen Ward - that's the most in a Premier League game in 2016/17 and the most since Paul McShane, Stephen Quinn, David Meyler and (coincidentally) Robbie Brady started for Hull against Manchester United in May 2015
I've got nineteen goals for Irish players in the Premier League this season - David Meyler(1), Stephen Ward(1), James McClean(1), James McCarthy(1), Jonathan Walters(4), Shane Long(3), Harry Arter(1), Jeff Hendrick(2), Seamus Coleman(4), Robbie Brady(1)
Sam Vokes netted more goals over the last four weeks (5) than any individual Irish player could net over the entire season.
He netted 10 goals this season, which is 6 goals less than the overall goalscoring tally for Irish players.
Puts into perspective how stark things are from an Irish perspective.
It really has been a dreadful season from an Irish perspective when you factor in Coleman and McCarthy's injury problems, the war of words between O'Neill and Coleman, overall form of Irish players, lack of players breaking in and the incredible lack of goals.
I think Walters is the only player who scored after the beginning of February.
Dammit. Where did I get 16 from?Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
The "beginning of February" is a bit vague.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheOneWhoKnocks
Harry Arter and James McCarthy scored on February 4th
Shane Long scored on February 11th
Robbie Brady scored on February 12th
Conor Sammon's 30th Kilmarnock goal, Darren O'Dea's 100th Scottish Premiership appearance and more in the weekend round up: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/Blog...24890806943009
What a coincidence.
https://www.balls.ie/football/ireland-injuries-365579
Has someone been reading this thread?
More plagiarism: http://www.punditarena.com/football/...remier-league/
they both took from the same source (this tweet from NewsTalk's Nathan Murphy: https://twitter.com/nathanmurf/statu...00048233545729 ) and added their own few paragraphs. Standard from both balls and punditarena
The 2016/17 end of season review begins with the Irish players in the Premier League: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/Blog...58171530486200
Guinness have responded to the appeal to have Robbie Keane's record recognised as a world record: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/Blog...42480508466116
That sucks. The least they could have done is offered a more detailed justification. Good work all the same.
Dean Ebbe released by Inverness.
Sean Dillon released by Dundee United.
Partick want to bring Niall Keown back next season.
Conor Pepper continuing his rehabilitation from long-term injury in Ireland.
Only two players score more than once, Marc Wilson gets three bookings in four appearances and more in the May round up http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/Blog...30574601663973