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Our man Robbie started the first round playoff match at home to Real Salt Lake last night on the bench, but came on shortly after half-time. Apparently his contract with the LA Galaxy is up? I was under the impression that he was signed for another season at least.
Steven Gerrard did not make the matchday squad and is almost certainly on his way out at the conclusion of this season.
The fai fan page on instagram also just posted that Robbie has earned his UEFA A-B licenses! Good news and can't wait to see how he does as a coach!
Robbie Keane to depart from LA Galaxy at end of the year: http://www.lagalaxy.com/post/2016/11...alaxy-end-year
Open letter from Keane to the LA Galaxy fans: http://www.lagalaxy.com/post/2016/11...axy-supporters
It'd be a great thing if he went home to Tallaght and finished up at Shamrock Rovers.
Reckon we could easily afford him with our €2 million budget.
It would be great if he came home and played with a great team, not a morgue.Quote:
Originally Posted by backstothewall
I doubt he's going to come home to be an undertaker.
Ollie Horgan is playing down any chance of him signing for Finn Harps.
That's a thought, he's got room enough in that jeep of his for 2 coffins.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
I know they're bad, but I don't think that Rovers are quite the kind of 'one major challenge in club football' that he is envisioning.
Maybe he's going to become Sean Russell's PR man.
In his farewell letter to the Galaxy fans, Robbie said that the fans had helped him to make LA such a special place that LA had become his 2nd home.
That begged the question, what place could be more special than his home in LA (15101 Mulholland Drive, Beverly Hills) that Robbie would regard it as his first home? Not Tallaght surely? But as it turns out, Mullh. Drive is the 1st home and Robbie has a 2nd home in DTLA, .......... Downtown Los Angeles to you plebs.
I thought his first home was the morgue?
You're getting confused Charlie, the morgue is this hypothetical shangri la retirement home football club now based in Tallaght, where it's taken for granted that most every decent dublin born footballer, a returnee from abroad, is supposed to have a dying dream to play for, before they kick their football bucket.
Anyway, in Robbie's case, he escaped from Tallaght, a decade before Shamrock Rovers settled in there.
I knew it. Jealous.
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Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Dunno, he was always pretty keen around boxes.
Talk of a move to Preston.
http://www.pne-online.net/forum/show...e-Keane/page12
It has also been reported in The Lancashire Post.
The PNE fans must be getting pretty excited if there's 65 pages on that thread already!
Grayson refuses to rule it out.
70 pages now !!Quote:
Originally Posted by DeLorean
I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised he is getting linked with Championship clubs at age 36.