Love his attitude. He's not short on fight, exactly what we need in FranceQuote:
Originally Posted by Olé Olé
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Love his attitude. He's not short on fight, exactly what we need in FranceQuote:
Originally Posted by Olé Olé
I only saw the second half of WBA at City today. He nearly equalised with a right footed volley with the last kick of the game. He took up lots of good positions during the half but he was ignored by his teammates on almost every occasion. He was very frustrated, rightly so. Berahino has a bigger ego than his finishing ability warrants.
DeBruyne was immediately influential from when he came on with about 30 to go but City's midfield disappeared for the last 20, WBA could well have drewn.
Maybe they dont trust him? thinking he will run down an alley and deliver nothing from it?!
Delivered pretty well for their goal.
It was more a case of bad decision making or taking too much out of the ball. There were a few occasions where he was in such a good position even I could have done something useful if passed to in that position.
Stutts, you're not giving yourself enough credit there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
Just the two missed penalties by Saido Berahino today.
Having a great game today by the sound of things.
interviewed on NewsTalk: http://cdn.radiocms.net/media/001/au...audio_file.mp3
Was a great interview. As a definition of the gut test few come closer.
Anyone who pronounces captain ""cyaptin" passes my gut test
Key-apt-un
used to work with a girl from Derry. Had a really thick accent, that hard-c + a sound (e.g. captain, car, etc) was all pronounced like k-ya. And, of course, we used to slaughter her for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
There was one point in the interview about 17 or 18 minutes where Gilroy asks ".... and is this like an experience that you're always gonna have for the rest of your life?" and you just know he wants McClean to go on about the bond in the team and the relationship among the player because the Irish public would love to hear that. What I loved was McClean doesn't give it to him straight away. Refers to the "experience" of this tournament and of Euro 2012 and other aspects of the question.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
Then, he gives Gilroy what he's looking for. And it's absolutely glorious: band of brothers, very close, will go that extra yard on the pitch, don't want to leave your mate in the sh*te (yes he says that), will have eachother's back. Glorious.
Love James. I don't know how I'd cope if I met him.
typical Gilroy, gives the answer he wants to hear in the questoin
on RTE2 tonight for the Euro 2016 highlights show
scored for West Brom v Northampton tonight...
Has he featured much for WBA at all this season so far?Quote:
A goalkeeping howler.
There's no danger when West Brom's James McClean strikes a low shot at goal from outside the area, but Northampton goalkeeper Adam Smith can only palm the ball into his own net.
Has come on as a sub in both their games, set up their winner on the opening day at Palace.
Playing very well so far.
Needs to be starting against Serbia.
taken off with half an hour to go, the lads on commentary on NewsTalk couldn't believe he was taken off when Field (who was taken off later) had done nothing