Wasn’t aware of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by JR89
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Wasn’t aware of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by JR89
Yes i made a mistake I had a rant on poor old Rondon he wants to play for Boca though, he said several times. Another guy almost broke Messi in half two months ago and he is carrying an injury at this very moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by third policeman
Sometimes they are reckless. I guess Sal felt guilty anyway.
Video: la criminal patada a Messi que pudo haberlo quebrado (ole.com.ar) this other fellow got sent off because of VAR,
As I have learnt the hard way in Southamerica some things are not an issue as they are in the rest of the world. For ourselves we are on the rich poor debate, or neoliberalist fan or left wing party fan not on other stuff .
I have learnt
On Sykes I have read it in other forum but I cant put it down here, if that gets done, it would be great, the fellow seems class
I read that in a forum that we cant talk about, I dont see too much of a problem with that, im not especulating, and the guy is irish and declared you should be glad to hear he is under consideration. For me he is a super player, there must be a reason they gave him the number 10 shirt thereQuote:
Originally Posted by JR89
dont you think? I made a mistake on Sal, but we in Southamerica have a different approach as things are there, this isnt Disneyland
Yes, you can link to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bielsa´s irish
Well, since that last little digression in the thread, Sykes has gone on a bit of a scoring run, nabbing his fourth in five games against Cheltenham today" https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/59787666
Great Goal.Quote:
Originally Posted by JR89
Sykes seems made for the 3-4-2-1 system Kenny wants to use; he's creative, energetic, can pop up with a goal and is comfortable on the left, right or in the 10 position. He seems really passionate about wanting to play for his country, too.
Decent chance he'll named in the squad for the upcoming friendlies you would have to think.
https://m.independent.ie/sport/socce...-41488680.html
Did anyone read this in yesterday's Independent? Absolutely incredible.
I have to buy an Indo subscription to read it so….no.Quote:
Originally Posted by Olé Olé
Great to see a West Belfast lad in the squad though
Bristol World reports that Sykes, whose contract at Oxford Utd expires this summer, has been watched recently by Nigel Pearson, and that Bristol City and Oxford Utd have been in contact.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/63782423
Mark Sykes on his Ireland debut and why he didn't play for Ireland earlier.
Interesting use of the word "unfortunately" in here:
"I loved my time as part of the Northern Ireland set-up, I'd never say anything bad about it. I didn't play any senior games unfortunately but in a way that benefitted me as I was able to become a Republic of Ireland player."
I don't think that Northern Ireland have that many great options that they could be ignoring a player of Mark Sykes ability.Quote:
Originally Posted by Olé Olé
Sounds like a bit of a token statement to try to pacify the nordies a bit to be honest. The reality was that as soon as they tried to cap him at senior level he got himself out of there asap. No idea why Conor Bradley didn't do the same, he's tied himself to a dead end international career now.
He's from West Belfast, speaks Irish, IS Irish. There's no way he would have rather played for the North than the South.
Another one in the goals today. Two so far. Good to see some squad players showing a bit of form!
Had he been playing right wing back but was midfield today? That does him no harm long term.Quote:
Originally Posted by passinginterest
Hopefully he can continue blazing a trail for the likes of Sean Moore.
Scores against Swansea in the FA Cup. Max O'Leary in nets for them, but Obafemi not in the squad as per usual and we need to hope the month ends with a transfer for him.
(BTW - thread title needs to be updated to show Sykes' move to Bristol City)
Hopefully he is left in his strongest position in midfield now.