Alan Lee is on 3 (Ipswich are playing tomorrow) and Clinton has 2 (Palace playing tomorrow also).Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
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Alan Lee is on 3 (Ipswich are playing tomorrow) and Clinton has 2 (Palace playing tomorrow also).Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
Well done Lee, nice to see him getting off the mark. Was a bit worried he might struggle after not scoring in the first 3 games. I shouldn't have doubted the lad though.
Well, Lee's good but would he get ahead of Eastwood, Bellamy & Earnshaw?Quote:
Originally Posted by youngirish
Irrelevant anyway as he doesn't qualify for us.
You're way too harsh on Lee and would do well to take a glance at one or two of my posts on the matter since I've managed to dispel more or less every argument thrown against him.
He is not Irish. :rolleyes:
Why???Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Yes he does qualify for Wales through residency. He has lived there for a period of 3 years, in a similar way when Cudicini was contemplating playing for England.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cymro
Does he have a passport?Quote:
Originally Posted by livehead1
I thought that rule only applied to those born outside the UK. Cudicini also contemplated playing for Wales and even had discussions with the FAW, but nothing came of it.
Trundle was born in the UK, although he qualifies for NI, the ROI and England through various means. he's always said he wants to play for Ireland though.
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Originally Posted by pete
There are plenty of people who were born in Ireland to Irish parents, who have lived their entire lives Ireland and can trace their familly tree back to St Patrick and who do not have an Irish passport or indeed want one.
You don't have to have an Irish passport to be Irish.
Margaret Hassan who was killed in Iraq was born in Dublin yet had a British passport, is she not Irish?Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
What a poor question to ask. In my eyes, and many others he is Irish.
Have to agree with pete
As of now, no-one. He's Wales for the rest of his days now having won a senior cap.
I think he only qualified for England other than us before.
He won me money today, i had Bristol City in my accumulator:D
ARE YOU ON DRUGS?Quote:
Originally Posted by hoops1
if you can get a passport for a specific country that makes you Irish.... hypocrits the lot of you...this forums full of fcking clowns...paul butler has an irish passport...is he irish?
Here is a link to Trundles goals at the weekend. Two stunning finishes.
http://www.football.virginmedia.com/...099692,00.html
If he keeps that up he can't be left out of the squad.
Id love to see him called up i lived in Wales for a year saw him play for the Swans a load of times. Class Act
If you watch that second goal its clear he has a gift. He is given a reasonable amount of time on the ball, not too much though, most players wouldn't shoot from there. He sees the spot and chips it in, probably the only possible place in the goal he could have scored; most players wouldn't even be aware of that possibility. Hes good enough to be in the Ireland squad, its a simple as that, anyone disagree?
i was saying on another thread that natural left-footers always seem to make the most skilful or that the more skilful ones are left footers and he fits this mould exactly. 2 brilliant goals.
how old is he now?