All those games could fit on one hand, and I wouldn't say obvious ability. The lad has a lot to prove. The fact he sees him in training everyday versus those players is worrying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
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All those games could fit on one hand, and I wouldn't say obvious ability. The lad has a lot to prove. The fact he sees him in training everyday versus those players is worrying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Maybe those players are very good trainers then. The fact O'Neill's team are so abject and he refuses to make any changes is worrying.
I think bruce used say meyler was the best trainer at club obviously o neill does not fancy him. O neill was creaming himself over cattermole on MOTD last week. With Sunderland sinking like a tellytubby you would have hoped meyler wood have had a shot.Hopefully him and brady get chance at hull.Could be good for quinn if trap goes there to look at brady/meylerQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
O'Neill very rarely trusts younger players.
Sounds like someone we know!Quote:
Originally Posted by drummerboy
Two starts in a row for him today. Great to see it. There is some talk of him being recalled early next wk to Sunderland though. Brady starting again too.
The win will put Hull 4th, 5 points off the top, probably have a home game next as away today.
Promotion possibilities.
Were you at it?Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
A lot of Irish on show . . .
Nope, but you are right, lots of Irish playing.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommy_c12000
Scores today for Hull against Watford. Plenty of Irish on show, with Brady, Quinn and McShane starting (McShane went off injured), and Yeates and Hoban starting for Watford.
Bonham was on the bench for Watford as well. Brady scored from a free kick, but it might be given as an own goal
I hope Meyler stays at Hull until the New Year at the very least. Great that he is playing 90 mins regularly and now scoring. I will be surprised if O'Neill does not call him back though given their current midfield deficiencies and the intense Christmas schedule
Meyler set to be recalled next week for Sunderland's Christmas program. At least he will be going back with 7 games under his belt. He should get some Prem game time over Christmas so you never know what might happen if he does well. I would have preferred him to stay at Hull for the time being though.
http://www.shieldsgazette.com/sport/...yler-1-5228684
And he starts today alongside Brady V Huddersfield.
scored the second hull goal. currently 2-0 up in injury time
2 in 2, hopefully he can take this confidence back to Sunderland and not just be stuck on the bench again. Alex Bruce sent off after the final whistle for violent conduct - call him up Trap!
I thought that gag was beginning to run out of gas, but the delivery of that one made me snort pretty loudly. Well played.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Needs to work on the celebration :oQuote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
Here's his goal: http://www.footreview.net/home/viewv...0-huddersfield
Judging by the Hull Forums, he played ok yesterday. Apparently he has been getting better with every game, so it's disappointing if he returns to Sunderland and ends up on the bench. He needs to be playing. Brady was best player on the pitch by all accounts yesterday. He's supposed to be a different player from the one had last year. Different class.
Why did Martin O'Neill call him back from Hull if he is not even going to put him on the Sunderland bench? No logic.
That was my worst fear realised. Disaster for DavidQuote:
Originally Posted by TrapAPony
According to some Hull messageboards DM is in the Hull squad tomorrow.
He's definitely still at Hull. He starts for them against Leeds today.
And scores....again.
From a Brady corner too.
Last time Im gonna trust this TrapAPony character . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by TrapAPony
thats great they let him stay. Was watching the last 4 or 5 football league shows this morning and meyler really involved loads in hull highlights either scoring or having shots saved seems to be playing in advanced role. In the same shows garvan also hugely involved making chances and havin shots for crystal palace
Meyler's goal is at 0:22:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=JOOmBsi67eA
Is "Goal" and Allah the same word?:want:
It would be somewhat amusing if Sunderland got relegated and Meyler and got promoted!!
No they are different words, goal is هدف and God is الله:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Crosby87
No idea if they sounds the same but Arabs do tend to say God a lot.
Actually their word for goal is, in English "hadaf".
I think he says hadaf at about 20 seconds.
Note Robbie Brady is wearing green boots!!
Very good corner and header.
Is there a better striker of a dead ball then Brady?
Any idea how he is doing in general play?
We only see goal updates on player threads it seems.
Here is a player index for the Championship, he's not on it and neither is Brady but they have only played about 10 games each I think.
http://actim.pressassociation.com/
A number of Irish in there including Andy Reid at no 19.
Meyler looks like he could turn into a very good attacking midfielder judging by the FL Show highlights. Could have had 1 or 2 more today. He really has a bit about him anyway.
Agree, he certainly seemed to be in a rampaging mood against Leeds today anyways - great to see, seems a good egg too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yard of Pace
Yeah, he did look to have had a very good game today. Everything good his side did seemed to have him centrally involved.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yard of Pace
I've been monitoring Hull City's forums since he went on loan. not606 seems to be the best one. Judging from what they have been posting, he was poor at the start but gradually has improved with every game. Understandable after not having played regular 1st team football in so long. In terms of passing ability, they say he is average enough. But he is excellent at breaking up the play and makes great runs into the box which evidently has resulted in a number of goals. His shooting has impressed me from what I have seen of him. Yesterday's game was his best thus far which is great to see. I reckon he will be going back to Sunderland this week though (for real!). Colback and Larsson got steamrolled yesterday in midfield. At the moment, Sunderland don't really have a midfield and a number of posters on Sunderland forums yesterday were calling for Meyler to be brought back to shore up the midfield in Cattermole's absence. All in all, very promising.Quote:
Originally Posted by harry crumb
11 Irish in the top 100. Meyler looks a decent player and I'd say Bruce could try and sign him in the summer especially if Hull go up. He's big, strong, athletic and can put in a tackle which is one thing we are missing from our midfield.Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
rumours going around that Bruce is trying to sign him permanently in January
from Sky Sports: http://www1.skysports.com/transfer-centre/clockwatch
Hasn't been anything since then thoughQuote:
More on the prospect of David Meyler joining Hull City and the local press is reporting that Tigers boss Steve Bruce has agreed a fee with Sunderland for the defender. More on this shortly...
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