Drogs played last night so you wont have to worry about that!Quote:
Originally Posted by third policeman
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Drogs played last night so you wont have to worry about that!Quote:
Originally Posted by third policeman
Liverpool game on tv tonight?
Sky sports 1 at 8.30Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
yeh i read that on another site also but the lads here in work are saying that they heard on the radio that 17.5mil + Finnan deal has been agreed tonight and another heard it on his way into work...Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
dont know what to be beleiving.
Quote from Liverpool's website today:Quote:
Originally Posted by lionelhutz
But Benitez is still remaining open-minded over the issue of Tores and Keane forming a straightforward striking partnership or whether his new man will be required to operate in wider areas.
“Everybody knows Keane is a very good player, a clever player.
“He can play on the right, as a central striker or in a deeper position,” Benitez added.
“You can play 4-4-2 with Keane and Torres, you can play 4-2-3-1 if he is on the right or left. It won’t be a problem.”
There's every chance we'll see Robbie on the right side of midfield wearing a red shirt next season.
He's a top player on football manager which was out long before Euro 2008. Serious post btw. FM is the king of football scouts. :) He was class for Zenet all of last season.Quote:
Originally Posted by youngirish
Keane's friendly debut's v Villarreal is on Sky Sports at half 8 if anyone's interested.
overall a good piece of business from Spurs - regardless whether he's Irish or not i hope he does well, Robbie was never and will never be world class,and there's no way any other club would of paid that sort of money for him, that said you can't knock him for wanting to play champions league
Swallows and summers there eirebhoy, he had one decent season, and 2 games at Euro 2008, I'm still to be convinced.Quote:
Originally Posted by eirebhoy
I dunno. Football Manager was released last October. ;) I think people have doubts about his consistency but there's no about his talent.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
My doubts about Arshavin would be that when he's marked heavily, he seems to disappear off the pitch. There's no doubt about his talent, but only when he's given the space to display it. I don't think he'll be able for the physical side of the Premiership. Spain completely shut him down in euro 2008, after 2 fantastic displays
anyway, back on topic, interview with Robbie after making his debut for Liverpool: http://www.skysports.com/video/0,202...888786,00.html
Why is there discussion about Steven Gerrard on a Ireland forum?
Yeah feel free to move all posts about Gerrard to a thread on World Forum if you like. Got a bit side tracked there but sure woe be tide the guy who is slightly critical of a Liverpool fan. For he will feel the wrath of the victim seeking wannabe scousers.
Done. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
Well that didn't take very long...
He's Quick,
He's Red,
He talks like Father Ted,
Robbie Keane, Robbie Keane!!!
Where's that 'songs' thread gone... We should just pay the scousers to come with some for us... cause in all fairness we're rubbish at it!
I wouldn't pay too much for that one!Quote:
Originally Posted by loscherland
It only makes sense if is sung by non Irish fans. Because he does not sound one bit like Dermot Morgan to the Irish ear.
Neil, its Morgan but anyhow Morgan,Moran to any ear sounds the same :pQuote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
sorry it was a typo. Late at night, typing skills not the best.Quote:
Originally Posted by beautifulrock
yea and unfortunately he's under absolutely no threat at all from any other irish forwards at present.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ciaran
Had an assist as well. Just needs a goal now.
Lee Dixon's tactical view
Why Liverpool are wasting Robbie Keane's talents
There was much talk on SKY after the Villa game on how pointless it is playing Robbie either out left or upfront alone. Hoddle pointed out that he went 20 minutes without even touching the ball.
That said, he wasn't very assertive with the one chance he did get.
Dixon is one of the best pundits.
In a odd way, Keane struggling at the moment may be a good thing in that he'll be more enthusiastic about the forthcoming Ireland trip. I don't think Keane was one of those who looked at Ireland trips as a chore but I frequently got the impression that for some, including Keane, underperforming for Ireland was dampened by going back to their clubs where they were performing well and pampered by press and fans.
I think you are looking for signs, Stutts.
I would say hoping.
How come the lyrically devoid Ireland fans cannot come up with something as inventive as the Scousers? Robbie's played in the green shirt for years, he's with the Reds for a week and already we have a chant that's imprinted on the brain. Priceless!Quote:
Originally Posted by hp123
Walk On!
Just reading the Daily Mail there and I came across an article titled 'IS IT TIME TO DROP ROBBIE?'
It leads ' one half of the irish strikeforce was a 25 million striker who played like a spoilt child, the other cost 150,000.......(says Doyle played well'
How the hell can you accuse Keane of not giving it his all?
That is real boring journalism taken from the leaf of huge nations like Spain(Raul), Italy(Del Piero) and England(Owen) who have an array of options to pick from in the first place.
Ireland can't and never should drop Keane, unless he's doing absolutely nothing, but....it was his running that helped indirectly get our second goal and his pass to McGeady for the first goal.
That really got to me.
I thought Keane played well. If his attempt had crept in what would this "journo" be saying then?
He's just trying to make some sort of radical point i think. Attention seeking in writing.
Now, there's your problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by irishultra
It will be interesting to see if robbie can form as good a partnership with Doyle at international level or Torres at club level as he did with Berbatov at Spurs.
If he can then the 20 million that Benitez paid for him will look like a good deal.
drop robbie....my arse.
he's a poor player..doesn't show much interest and puts in very little effort for the team.. he is very droppable for the republic of ireland..
Agree 100% with this bit, he does work hard though..Quote:
Originally Posted by cartman
And I support Liverpool.
Yeah we should get in that proven top flight goalscorer shane long instead.
Keane's got 2 in 3 for Ireland but whatever. He's rubbish.
oh please - i knew this thread would **** me offQuote:
Originally Posted by cartman
34 goals for ireland = we would be fcked without him.
end of story. should never be dropped.
LOL at poor player.
There could be talk of dropping him if we ever have another viable alternative up front but if anyone is seriously considering dropping him for the likes of Andy Keogh then they really need to check themselves into the nearest hospital before they do harm to themselves or someone else.