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Originally Posted by tricky_colour
Anytime ive seen him play hes been impressive. At first Blackburn fans questioned hm, but now he must be both their favourite signing (this season) and the bargain of the season for them.
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Originally Posted by tricky_colour
Anytime ive seen him play hes been impressive. At first Blackburn fans questioned hm, but now he must be both their favourite signing (this season) and the bargain of the season for them.
I think the Arsenal game last week was the first league game he didn't start since October.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommy_c12000
Ya i know. All i was saying that I was a bit concerned with him being dropped 2 games on the bounce. If he was genuinely the real deal, Allardyce would have him as one of the first names on the team sheet considering the team are struggling at 17th position in the premiershipQuote:
Originally Posted by eirebhoy
http://www.breakingnews.ie/sport/rov...ry-418033.html
Fulham enquiry for Andrews, very interesting.
As jbyrne has said in the transfer topic........blackburn are not interested in selling him........which is good confidence boost for the lad.Quote:
Originally Posted by elroy
jbyrne:
"fulham interested in keith andrews. blackburn not interested un selling
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,195...422600,00.html "
Fair dues to the lad. Lot of raised eye brows when he got his move to the Premiership but the fact that a Europa League team want to sign him up proves his place is in the premiership.
+1
Good to see there are other premiership clubs and managers who value him. good on him.
Have been impressed with Andrews most times I've seen him play. We're lucky to have him.
Does well enough for us that's all that matters , I know the Blackburn fans aren't really impressed with him so it would be a good move for him
They like him now, he won them over during the course of the season. Although it was slightly hard towards the end when he being played at right back against the likes of rampaging Liverpool.
Andrews signed a new 4 year contract with Blackburn today. Hopefully that is a sign that Allardyce rates him and wants to keep him. The next step is to play him in midfield instead of at full-back like the end of last season.
http://www.rovers.co.uk/page/NewsDet...730505,00.html
Im too sick and upset to get involved in all the other threads about match last night but I just wanted to say I thought Keith Andrews produced the best midfield performance by an Irish player since Roy Keane against the Dutch.
I wasnt a fan of him before last night at all but the amount of tackles he won was incredible.Whelan too was excellent but it almost seemed that everytime an irish player won a ball back off the french that it was Andrews that did it. And it wasnt just in our own half either,he was box to box all night.
Yeah I would agree Razor absolutely outstading. Whelan was a big loss when he went off.
Couldn't agree more. Andrews, Lawrence and St Ledger were excellent last night. I think the deserve special mention. I doubt any of them have played in a game of that importance and with that amount of pressure and they more than stood up and were counted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Razors left peg
It makes it all the more annoying that these lads may have missed out on the highlight of their careers.
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Originally Posted by colster
I totally agree
Plkayed really well, I hope this puts an end to all the criticism regarding him being a very limited player. He's better than you think. You would not be in premership if you were bad player
This sums it up for a lot of us
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/image...ndrews_466.jpg
To think he was a 4th division player not so long ago is simply amazing. I hope the French media took note of that. We wrote enough about yer man being a gypsy. ;)
:(:( every player gave it everything.Quote:
Originally Posted by geysir
During the qualifying games he was asked to do a specific job and that was to sit in midfield and break play up. It did not do him justice as a player. Last night he was asked to play and get forward when he could. It showed that he is a lot better player than most of us though he was.
I feel awful today... Cant imagine what its like for the players, that picture is painful to look at!!
it is painfull to look at. as you say we all feel desperate but imagine how they feel. i hope this pulls the squad together even more for the euro qualifiers. with a bit of luck get a decent draw and fcking top it lads.Quote:
Originally Posted by JGKyne
On Sky Sports now for the Blackburn game, is he gonna be back for Armenia?
Not available for Blackburn again this weekend, the chances of him being match fit and available for Russia/Slovakia look to be diminishing.
Which means Paul Green in midfield....I'm sorry but he'll be taken to the cleaners. Trap has played him in 2 friendlies and against 2 minnows. And against Armenia, the only real game to judge him on, he was probably the worst player on the pitch.
When did Keith Andrews turn into Roy Keane?
when he had a good game against france
On the bench for Blackburn today, hopefully he'll get 15-20mins
That's a relief - hopefully his fitness holds up for Russia/Slovakia.
was introduced on 66 minutes for N'Zonzi
In contention for this Sunday's match...very good to see
http://www.rovers.co.uk/page/NewsDet...272532,00.html
Sort of slipped through the cracks, but Andrews started and played 70 minutes in Blackburn's 3-1 loss at Villa in the FA Cup on Saturday. Played a great ball that lead to their goal.
Making his first Premiership start since September tonight.
Starts for Blackburn away at Villa today. Would be good to have been back and fully match fit for next month.
Conceded the penalty that gave Villa their opener.
MOTD was not kind to him. Saw him giving the ball away sloppily a couple of times, and was totally, embarrassingly, at fault for the penalty - caught napping on the ball, inside the box, by Young and then hauled him down. He knew it too - looked right peeved at himself.
Could claim rustyness though, and I'd definitely welcome him back to the squad especially if Green was to make way. Wishful thinking.
I suspect he will start against Macedonia provided he's had a run of games beforehand.
I'd say the race is on between him and Gibson - if Fergie was to throw Darron into a few more big games between now and then it'd be fairly tight. And at home, Gibson would give us more of an attacking edge if Trap was feeling 'dangerous'.
When's the last time Trap felt like playing "dangerous"? Not going to happen!
I know. But playing Darron Gibson is to 'dangerous' what Joan Rivers is to 'natural beauty'.