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Interestingly, former Cork City striker partners Dave Mooney and Denis Behan (a peno) have scored in the same match, for Charlton and Hartlepool (respectively)
Tadgh Purcell got his first goal in English football for Stan's Darlington
Graham Kavanagh also has a goal in his Johnstone Paint Trophy tie with Leeds
Also, Given was brilliant tonight against Manchester United in the Carling Cup
How do you pronounce that? Taargg, Taig (oo er!) or something else?Quote:
Originally Posted by theworm2345
Something likeQuote:
Originally Posted by Junior
Thai ig then pronounced together.
Tie-gh is the closest I can spell it phoneticallyQuote:
Originally Posted by Junior
Tie as in necktie
gh as in ghost
cheers, so a bit like the surname TigueQuote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...-Flam-fan.html
Bit at the bottom of this article about a guy who I believe has played for our under 19's - anyone know anything about him?
Don't know much about him except he was involved in the U-19 tournament in Dublin last September. Started all 3 games.
Reports on these games on the FAI website- click on the scoreline in green to access the reports.
http://www.fai.ie/index.php?option=c...d=67&Itemid=48
This is his profile on the Watford website
http://www.watfordfc.com/page/Profil...~46319,00.html
From what I've heard on RTE and the like it is like saying "Tiger" without the "er"Quote:
Originally Posted by Junior
Can't wait for Tadhg Purcell to score his first goal on Gillette Soccer Saturday. Tadhugg Pur-sell probably. Apparently there's some bloke called Sillian Sheridan playing for Plymouth. Not to mention that French guy Ree-shard Sadlee-ay who used to play for Millwall..
Don't even joke about that, its an issue very close to my heart!! I can't believe the amount of people who pronounce Cillian as an 'S', its ridiculous. I think Cilla Black has a lot to answer for, its all I can think of anyway!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
PS: He's at St Johnstone now
Just watched the BBC highlights, the commentator appears to say "Tact Pur-sell"Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
Fabio O'Brien subbed off at the weekend (Valletta vs Qormi), the forum's in Malta are claiming he's on his final chance, club owner/backer/president wanted him to cheese off Floriana, but now he's not performing and they lost an international striker yesterday who refuses to play with Declan. All a bit mad.
Dominic Foley has been banging them in,
5 in his last 3 games for high flying Cercle Brugge. (8 all season I think)
Pick of the bunch at 1minute 55seconds
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p00_wh7dAws#t=2m01s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXink7zE-0Y#t=1m43s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXink7zE-0Y#t=4m18s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQnJZu3XUqk#t=1m00s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQnJZu3XUqk#t=1m55s
Tidy finish!Quote:
Originally Posted by joe_denilson
Are they in the top division in Belgium?
Yes, that was in the Cup thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Junior
Just like the misprounciation of Keltic, which pseudo-kelts pronounce - Sell-tic. People, we're not Kelts, never were, the Irish are Irish, English, Anglo-Norman, Viking, French, Spanish, the Scots are Irish, Picts, English and Anglo-Norman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Junior
On topic, Foley is very highly rated in Belgium - this winter some German sides were sniffing around. How much longer will he have in Belgium?
Foley is 33 years old, I don`t think he`s going anywhere.
Yep, remember him featuring in the US Nike Cup in 2000. I headed over for it and he was just coming on the scene then (think he might have scored actually in Boston). Then nothing..... He just seemed to disappear from the Irish International scene altogether after that.Quote:
Originally Posted by irishfan86
Chris McCann made his first team comeback for Burnley yesterday in the defeat to Reading in the FA cup. Good to seem him back.
Mc Cann taken off injured after 12min
A young Danny Kelly on the bench for Norwich tonight, hes Irish born , A defender