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defo, i remember all of them! my favourites been goal v germany in WC, v france in paris, v italy in bari and his two v holland. the header in the qualifer was a great build up(we should have won that game!!), and his cracker in the friendly when we won 1-0. hes a total legend.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlaskaFox
The euphoria of Ibaraki was amazing and will stay with me for the rest of my life, but I really liked his opener against Yugoslavia. Good cross, flick on by Quinn and a running volley at the back post by Keane. I think!
Amsterdam '04 was probably the most "TV friendly".
ya the goal v germany was some feeling, from the total sickening feeling of a 1-0 loss(we would have been robbed) to mayhem when keano scored. brilliant!! remember the yugoslavia goal alright, great flick on by quinn with his head.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
His goal v France different class. Great play leading up to it.
Massive work, thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlaskaFox
Goal #4 — "[...] but an absent-minded second half allowed the Macedonians to get back into the match". This match was against Malta. "An absent-minded second half allowed the Maltesers to get back into the match"?Quote:
Originally Posted by AlaskaFox
Thanks. Obviously have Macedonia on my mind! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Serb
you had a macedonia when you wrote that bit?Quote:
Originally Posted by AlaskaFox
*sigh* sorry...
Great work on that by the way!!
Think Carloz and I should get one of those bibs whenever one of us makes a mistake! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Ha, one of my all-time favourite moments in football is Mick McCarthy's facial reaction to Keane's goal against Germany.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlaskaFox
anybody been reading the papers or twitter Today?
Not a whole lot on Twitter that's new or wasn't mentioned here...
http://foot.ie/threads/153003-The-Ro...ne-Stand/page3
Dont think that is what he is referring to??Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
Might be more so this.............
http://www.independent.ie/national-n...r-2804840.html
I was referring to total hoofball's comment on that linked page. Can't link to it directly in mobile.
I hate the way football has become Coronation Street these days. What ever happened to the good old days when people didn't give a sh*t about what a player does in his private life.
Ooooooh, who's this about then!!???
PM Please!
Some of footballs story-lines aren't appropriate for TV before 9pm thoQuote:
Originally Posted by French Toasht
The message on that link is a nasty lie I'd imagine
http://www.football365.com/news/2155...-up-Keane-bid-
keane to bolton? would be good playing off kevin davies
Rednapp now downplaying a Keane move, apparently:
"In his latest interview, Harry Redknapp spoke about the possibility of hanging on to Robbie Keane... 'I've said many times that Robbie's a great professional, a great character and a great lad,'
'He's still a good player so let's see what happens. 'If he doesn't go he'll be here and start on level terms with the rest of the players so it's up to him then to get in the team. 'If somebody wants to buy him and he feels he wants to move on then it's great for everybody but we'll wait and see.'
Read more: http://www.spurs.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=7509276#ixzz1RWTznPHT"
No, this is not from last year. Rednapp is just repeaing himself. Blackburn's 2 million pound bid wasn't up to their valuation. Maybe they think they might as well keep him as backup if that's the money he is worth?
Tottenhams stock has fallen in the past year with their failure to re-qualify for the champions league and the re-emergence of Liverpool and continued growth of Man City doesn't give them much prospect to get back into it either. Up front is their great weakness and harry has tried and tried to capture a top striker from the likes of huntelaar and Forlan but failed in all of them. Crouch, Pavel and Defoe are all mid-table quality players not suited for a side with european ambitions. Redknapp probably knows Keane isn't good enough anymore for that spot either but given their transfer failings, a has-been Robbie Keane is still possibly better than the alternatives they already have.