On which bit Dodge?
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On which bit Dodge?
ON the bit where he says they didn't have a bust up, and pretty much all of the article after that.Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
Short memories at the Indo: http://www.independent.ie/sport/socc...s-3318396.html
Is the bust up the reason for Keith being away? or had they a bust up over Keith wanting to take leave for family matters?
Read the article, there was no bust up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNSGzu_iISIQuote:
Originally Posted by Colbert Report
Comedy Gold.
very possible clark is full of **** though. And with B'ham fifth from bottom, if a bust up has occurred with Fahey then the last thing he needs is to have it out in the open considering he is under pressure due to their dismal showing since he took over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colbert Report
Dodge has disputed Clark's claim that there was no bust-up between himself and Fahey by calling Clark a liar. That would suggest Dodge believes there was a bust-up. I trust that Dodge is in the know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colbert Report
Why would he be go home if it was a bust up? Surely he'd be released, sold or loaned rather than go home where he would be of no value to the club?
Dodge is just a fella on d'internet at the end of the day, albeit one of the wiser fellas I've encountered on d'internet....Quote:
Originally Posted by DannyInvincible
Depends on the nature of the bust up. Hypothetically, if the bust up involved the manager being out of order, the player could be excused going home as the club don't want to a) air their dirty laundry in public and b) put anything in the way of the player moving on in the next transfer window. A window that only opened last weekQuote:
Originally Posted by squareball
Hypothetically, the player could be back in training now with a view to a move away from that club once he's proved his fitness
Hypothetically
With a St. Pat's connection. A real one; not hypothetical. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Oh, I'm well aware! It was tongue in cheek...Quote:
Originally Posted by DannyInvincible
Did Fahey not go on leave while with the Irish camp though? Or am I remembering wrong?
Tried to upload a screenshot but failed - anyway, check Keith Fahey's tweet from 3 November
Do u have a direct link?
https://twitter.com/keith_fahey/stat...55579934199809
It's in the middle of about 30 Pats/cup related tweets
This?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
I'm not saying that what you're asserting above is incorrect but that tweet wouldn't really be in conflict with Lee Clark's statements.Quote:
just for everyone thats asking me.. im not injured.. cheers��
Poor grammar, don't believe him for a second.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
I wasn't suggesting it would. You looked for a link, so I provided it.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Although the many, many tweets about the Pats game clearly show he wasn't in a good place mentally. ;)
I know, I know. I can do tongue-in-cheek too. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
True, true, i suppose monutd's post had me all excited and I just lashed out... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Training with Shamrock Rovers to regain fitness ahead of his return to Birmingham.
I saw that, I dont think the St. Pats fans will be too pleased about that.
Statement from BCFC.com:
Quote:
Birmingham City is happy to confirm that, as a period of leave to deal with an important family matter comes towards an end, midfielder Keith Fahey has resumed training
The circumstances that required Fahey to return to Ireland mean that he has begun a period of training with Dublin club, Shamrock Rovers, before his planned return to Blues in a few weeks time.
Explaining the decision, manager Lee Clark said: “Keith has been out of the game for quite some time so his and our interests are best served by him doing what amounts to a full pre-season and we have requested that he would do this with the top club in Ireland – Shamrock Rovers.
"I am pleased that Keith has now started this programme and I expect it will hasten his return to first-team action.”
"the top club in Ireland – Shamrock Rovers"
That's just more proof to support the contention that Clark speaks with a forked tongue.
Nice of Sully to lend him his spare tracksuit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Park_Lane
Good news on Fahey!
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/engli...rmingham-city/
back on the bench today for Birmingham
Substituted after 67 minutes in his second game for Birmingham since October. Birmingham leading Crystal Palace 4-0 now. Damien Delaney scored an own-goal.
Leaving Birmingham FC
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/engli...rmingham-city/
Speculation that he'll move back to Ireland in that article?
That's a bit harsh to say the least. He's only just gone 30 and is a very good midfielder that would sit into any Championship side comfortably.
Also, according to Wikipedia he has 16 caps, not 6...definitely sounds right to me.
Poor journalism
I'd love to see him back in the LOI. Depending on his personal situation and finances, the chance to play in Europe might trump picking up one last payday dropping down the English leagues.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fixer82
Even after the last year, I don't think he'd have any trouble getting a contract in the Championship. I'd love to see him at Rovers but no chance.
Fahey is a curious case... his return to Ireland during the season would suggest he's a bit of a home bird, plus wasn't his original stint in the uk cut short due to homesickness if I'm not mistaken?
I'd imagine we'll hear more about Fahey and his circumstances over coming days....
He's too good for the LOI at this point in his career.
It would be a timely boost to the League here of course. I just wonder, what's the possibility of him joining Sligo? Champions League qualifiers, and Joey N'do really getting on in the years.
He'll be playing in the English Championship next season lads
QPR?!