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Thanks, I originally had more but computer crashed and I lost it (it had Adam Rooney and League 2)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
A few quick additions
Michael Evans scored for Torquay
Barry Cogan scored for Barnet
John "JJ" Melligan scored for Cheltenham
Today
Paul Butler, Gary Kelly, and Jonathon Douglas started for Leeds, Darren Potter and Gary Breen started McCarthy's Wolves, Breen had either an assist or he headed to the guy with the assist on Bothroyd's goal
Anthony Stokes made his Falkirk debut on saturday, but they got thumkped 4-0 at Ibrox. patrick Cregg also played for falkirk.
From BBC Website:
New Falkirk signing Anthony Stokes made his debut up front, while fellow new recruits John Stewart and Tam McManus were named as substitutes.
But the teenager on loan from Arsenal was a virtual spectator early on as Rangers started the game in attack.
Julien Rodriguez rose above everyone else only for his header to drift over the crossbar from eight yards following a Burke corner.
Stokes was not too far away with a long-range effort that dipped just over.
From soccerscene.ie:Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
Adam Rooney believes he can learn a lot from new signing Ricardo Fuller as he strives for a return to the first-team.
The young Irishman burst onto the scene with a hat-trick at Brighton's Withdean Stadium on the final day of last season.
After damaging a medial ligament in pre-season the teenager spent a frustrating six weeks on the sidelines but returned to action for the reserves in the 4-1 win over Shrewsbury and insists the arrival of Fuller from Southampton is good for his progress as well as for the team.
"I haven't seen him in training yet," he revealed, "but I've heard a lot about him and it is a great signing for everyone at the club.
"Playing alongside different types of strikers is good for my game so hopefully when the opportunity arises, it can give me the experience I need to better myself here.
"I just want to be in the first-team and I'll have to keep pushing. Competition for places is good for the club and if I can push my name up there, I will get a chance."
The 18-year-old lined up alongside Sammy Bangoura in the reserve's win over Barnsley and added the finishing touch to a 3-1 win, scoring with a neat back-heel.
He insists his main goal is match fitness, adding: "It's s just great to be playing again. I've never been injured before for more than a few days, so it has been frustrating.
"For the goal, Pato (Martin Paterson) did well in beating his marker and I wanted to try and make a run to the front post to get ahead of the defender.
"It was a great ball in and I just tried to flick it into the corner of the goal and luckily it came off for me.
"I've never tried it in a game before but I scored one like that in training the other day so I had it fresh in my mind."
Rooney maintained his comeback from injury scoring his second goal in as many games helped City's second string breezed past Barnsley at the Britannia Stadium.
The Republic of Ireland youth international netted the third goal with a cheeky back heel, to ensure a first home win of the season for Noel Blake's side.
Colin Healy ( yes our Coiln Healy) bagged a consolation goal for the Tykes before Adam Rooney added the finishing touches to the score line in the dying minutes.
But the goal of the day was scored by the returning Rooney. After missing much of the season so far through injury, the young Irishman showed he had lost none of his quality with just 10 minutes remaining.
Martin Paterson turned his marker inside out before delivering a low cross, which Rooney neatly back heeled into the net.
Kevin Doyle got the award for Reading's Player of the Season for last year
Doyle started for Reading, Shane Long came on in the 75th minute, Graham Stack and Stephen Hunt were unused subs. Richard Dunne played 90 for City
OK, I spent the last 2 days doing this, if someone is left off, its a shame, just tell me and Ill add him
I had it formatted with Bold Names and such but it didnt carry over into here obviously, if you want the formatted version download it here
EDIT: OK, I formatted it
Belgium
Belgian Second Division
Royal Antwerp
MF Darren Gibson (On Loan from Manchester United)
England
English Premier League
Arsenal
On Loan
FW Anthony Stokes (Falkirk)
Aston Villa
Reserves
GK Stephen Henderson
DF Stephen O’Halloran
Youth Team
GK David Bevan
DF Danny Earls
FW Danny MacDonald
Blackburn Rovers
1st Team
MF Steven Reid
MF Keith Treacy
DF Eddie Nolan
Bolton Wanderers
1st Team
DF Joey O’Brien
Charlton Athletic
1st Team
MF Andy Reid
MF Matt Holland
On Loan
GK Darren Randolph (Gillingham)
Chelsea
N/A
Everton
1st Team
MF Lee Carsley
Fulham
1st Team
MF Michael Timlin
Liverpool
1st Team
DF Steve Finnan
On Loan
MF Darren Potter (Wolves)
Manchester City
1st Team
MF Stephen Ireland
DF Richard Dunne
Manchester United
1st Team
DF John O’Shea
On Loan
MF Darren Gibson (Royal Antwerp)
Middlesbrough
N/A
Newcastle United
1st Team
GK Shay Given
DF Stephen Carr
MF Damien Duff
MF Alan O’Brien
Portsmouth
1st Team
DF Andy O’Brien
GK Dean Kiely
MF Marc Wilson
Reading
1st Team
FW Kevin Doyle
FW Stephen Hunt
MF Jonathon Hayes
GK Graham Stack
FW Shane Long
Sheffield United
GK Paddy Kenny
MF Alan Quinn
DF Derek Geary
MF Stephen Quinn
Tottenham Hotspur
1st Team
FW Robbie Keane
On Loan
MF Mark Yeates (Hull City)
Watford
N/A
West Ham United
N/A
Wigan Athletic
1st Team
MF Kevin Kilbane
Coca-Cola Championship
Barnsley
1st Team
GK Nick Colgan
MF Colin Healy
FW Michael Coulson
Birmingham City
1st Team
DF Stephen Kelly
GK Colin Doyle
DF Marcos Painter
Burnley
1st Team
MF James O’Connor
MF Alan Mahon
MF Gareth O’Connor
MF Chris McCann
Cardiff City
1st Team
MF Stephen McPhail
MF Willo Flood
Colchester United
N/A
Coventry City
1st Team
MF Michael Doyle
MF Jay Tabb
MF Kevin Thornton
Crystal Palace
1st Team
FW Clinton Morrison
MF Mark Kennedy
On Loan
FW Jonathan Macken (Ipswich Town)
Derby County
N/A
Hull City
1st Team
DF Damien Delaney
MF Mark Yeates (On Loan from Tottenham Hotspur)
Ipswich Town
1st Team
GK Shane Supple
MF Owen Garvan
FW Alan Lee
FW Billy Clarke
FW Jonathan Macken (On Loan from Crystal Palace)
DF Michael Synnott
Leeds United
1st Team
DF Gary Kelly
MF Jonathan Douglas
DF Paul Butler
Leicester City
1st Team
DF Alan Maybury
DF Patrick McCarthy
DF Alan Sheehan
Luton Town
1st Team
DF Kevin Foley
MF Steven O’Leary
MF Keith Keane
MF David Bell
Norwich City
1st Team
DF Gary Doherty
MF Michael Spillane
Plymouth Argyle
N/A
Preston North End
1st Team
DF Sean St Ledger
MF Alan McCormack
Queens Park Rangers
1st Team
MF Martin Rowlands
Sheffield Wednesday
1st Team
DF Graham Coughlan
MF Glenn Whelan
FW Barry Corr
Southampton
On Loan
Leon Best (Bournemouth)
Southend
1st Team
MF Kevin Maher
Stoke City1st Team
GK Robert Duggan
FW Adam Rooney
Sunderland
1st Team
MF Rory Delap
DF Kenny Cunningham
MF Liam Lawrence
FW Stephen Elliott
FW Daryl Murphy
DF Clive Clarke
MF Graham Kavanagh
FW David Connolly
MF Liam Miller
West Brom
1st Team
DF Paul McShane
Wolverhampton
1st Team
DF Gary Breen
MF Darren Potter (On Loan from Liverpool)
MF Kevin O’Connor
FW Stephen Gleeson
League 1
Blackpool
1st Team
DF Paul Tierney
MF Wes Hoolahan (On Loan from Livingston)
FW Ben Burgess
Bournemouth
1st Team
DF Shaun Maher
MF Steve Foley
FW Conal Platt
Bradford
N/A
Brentford
1st Team
MF Kevin O’Connor
Brighton & Hove Albion
1st Team
GK Wayne Henderson
Bristol City
1st Team
DF Richard Keogh
Carlisle
1st Team
DF Peter Murphy
Cheltenham
1st Team
FW John “JJ” Melligan
MF Sam Foley
Chesterfield
1st Team
GK Barry Roche
DF Alan O’Hare
FW Colin Larkin
Crewe
N/A
Doncaster Rovers
1st Team
DF James O’Connor
MF Sean Thornton
FW Paul Heffernan
Gillingham
1st Team
FW Gary Mulligan
GK Darren Randolph (On Loan from Charlton Athletic)
Huddersfield
1st Team
FW John McAliskey
MF Michael Collins
MF James Hand
Leyton Orient
1st Team
MF Daryl McMahon
Millwall
1st Team
MF Alan Dunne
FW Ross Gaynor
Northampton
1st Team
DF Fred Murray
Nottingham Forest
1st Team
DF John Thompson
Oldham
N/A
Port Vale
N/A
Rotherham
1st Team
DF David Worrell
MF Michael Keane
MF Richie Partridge
S****horpe
1st Team
GK Joe Murphy
DF Cliff Byrne
MF Jim Goodwin
FW Andy Keogh
FW Ian Morris
Swansea
1st Team
MF Thomas Butler
Tranmere
1st Team
MF Jason McAteer
Yeovil Town
1st Team
MF Stephen Maher
League 2
Accrington Stanley
1st Team
GK Robert Elliot (On Loan from Charlton Athletic)
DF Michael Welch
Barnet
1st Team
MF Barry Cogan
Boston United
1st Team
MF Richie Ryan
Bristol
1st Team
DF Robbie Ryan
Bury
1st Team
DF John Fitzgerald
MF Brian Barry-Murphy
Chester
1st Team
MF Glenn Cronin
Darlington
1st Team
MF Michael Cummins
FW Barry Conlon
Grimsby
1st Team
FW Michael Reddy
Hartlepool
1st Team
MF Willie Boland
MF Gary Liddle
FW Jon Daly
Hereford
N/A
Lincoln
1st Team
DF Colin Cryan
Macclesfield
N/A
Mansfield Town
1st Team
MF Stephen Dawson
DF Alan Sheehan (On Loan from Leicester City)
Milton Keynes
1st Team
MF Keith Andrews
Notts County
1st Team
MF Liam Needham
Peterborough
N/A
Rochdale
N/A
Shrewsbury
N/A
Stockport
N/A
Swindon
N/A
Torquay
1st Team
FW Mickey Evans
Walsall
1st Team
MF Mark Kinsella
GK Rene Gilmartin
Wrexham
N/A
Wycombe
N/A
Scotland
Premier League
Aberdeen
1st Team
DF Richie Byrne
MF Gary Dempsey
Celtic
1st Team
FW Diarmuid O'Carroll
MF Aiden McGeady
DF Darren O’Dea
Reserves
MF James O’Brien
Youth
GK Paul Skinner
DF Gary Walsh
DF Gareth Christie
DF Daniel Lafferty
MF Paul Cahillane
MF Graham Carey
FW Tim Kiely
Dundee United
1st Team
FW Noel Hunt
Dunfermline
N/A
Falkirk
1st Team
MF Patrick Cregg
FW Graham Barrett
MF Stephen O'Donnell
FW Anthony Stokes (On Loan from Arsenal)
Hearts
N/A
Hibernian
N/A
Inverness Caledonian Thistle
N/A
Kilmarnock
N/A
Motherwell
1st Team
FW Richie Foran
Rangers
N/A
St. Mirren
1st Team
DF David van Zanten
Spain
Primera Liga
Levante
1st Team
DF Ian Harte
USA
Major League Soccer
FC Dallas
MF Ronnie O’Brien
Good work. You left out Dominic Foley of Belgian first division side KAA GentQuote:
Originally Posted by thew0rm2345
Thought Doyle was poor last night until late on when he had 1 decent chance and 1 shot that was going in after rounding the keeper, until Distin intervened to put it out for a corner. Long did well when he came on, showed good pace and control against a tiring Man City defence.
Dunne kept Doyle very quiet all night until late on (which is when Doyle had his best spell) when he was sent forward in search of an equaliser. Along with Weaver was probably Man City's most consistent player of the night, although he'll be disappointed he didn't get his head to the cross that led to Reading's goal.
No sign of Ireland, Hamann took his place on the bench.
Impressive list Worm, I think Lafferty at Celtic plays for the North though, could be wrong.
I've been meaning to start a new thread for the new English season but haven't got around to it. I'll probably have it done by this weekend. Worm's list will come in handy. An update for Football Manager was released on Sunday so I'll start compiling an updated list today.
A few mistakes Stuttgart88 helped me with
For Barnsley, Coulson is not Irish, Mark Devaney is (Coulson was directly above Devaney on the list on Wikipedia, I must have saw him)
Conrad Logan, the keeper for Leicester
Dominic Foley (FW) KAA Gent (thanks to Dodge)
No new finds on Lafferty, but everyone says that hes from the North, so Ill take him off.
I'll look into Cillian Sheridan (He is Irish, but does he still play for Celtic, if so, what team (first or reserves) and what position (forward?) and Lafferty
Sheridan's a striker in the U-19's, scored twice against Hibs recently:Quote:
Originally Posted by thew0rm2345
http://celticfcblog.blogspot.com/200...der-19s-1.html
A few possible additions to the list...
Championship
Alex Bruce -Ipswich
League 1
Luke Rodgers - Crewe
Kevin Nugent - Swansea
Lee Trundle ? - Swansea
League 2
Dwayne Mattis - Bury
Jonathan Walters- Chester
Saul Deeney -Notts County
Peter Gain -Peterborough
Gareth Whalley -Swindon
Scottish Premier
Ryan O'Leary -Kilmarnock
Billy Mehmet -St Mirren
Scottish div1
Brendan McGill -Gretna
Owen Coyle - St Johnstone
Darren Sheridan - St Johnstone
Rodgers played for England in an amateur side made up of non-league players when he was with Shrewsbury:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tenderloins
http://www.thefa.com/England/Nationa...lass_Tells.htm
Time to put the list to work...
PSV Eindhoven 0 - 0 Liverpool
Finnan played all 90 for Liverpool
Burnley 4 - 2 Barnsley
Nicky Colan and Martin Devaney played all 90 for Barnsley, Colin Healy unused sub, James O'Connor and Alan Mahon started for Burnley, Mahon got hurt and came off on 34, Chris McCann came on in the 85th
Crystal Palace 0 - 2 Southampton
Mark Kennedy played all 90, Morrison came on in the 55th minute
Ipswich 2 - 1 Coventry
Michael Doyle and Kevin Thornton both started, came off in 72nd and 83rd minute respectively, Alan Lee, Alex Bruce and Jonathan Macken started for Ipswich, Billy Clarke came off the bench in the 80th, and scored in the 84th. Shane Supple usused sub
Leicester 0 - 1 Hull
Paddy McCarthy full 90, Conrad Logan unused sub for Leicester, Mark Yeates unused sub for Hull
Luton 1 - 1 Colchester
Kevin Foley all 90 for Luton, Keith Keane unused sub
Plymouth 3 - 3 Cardiff
Stephen McPhail full 90 for Cardiff, Willo Flood on in 81st
Preston 1 - 0 West Brom
Sean St. Ledger full 90 for Preston, Paul McShane full 90 for WBA
QPR 0 - 2 Birmingham
Colin Doyle unused sub for Birmingham
Sheff Wed 1 - 1 Stoke
Glenn Whelan and Graham Coughlan both started for Sheff Wed, Whelan off in the 81st, Robert Duggan and Adam Rooney unused subs for Stoke
Southend 3 - 3 Norwich
Kevin Maher full 90 for Southend...Doherty full 90 for Norwich, Michael Spillane unused sub
Wolverhampton 0 - 1 Derby
Gary Breen and Darren Potter full 90 for Wolves
Blackpool 1 - 1 Chesterfield
Hoolahan and Ben Burgess start for Blackpool, Hoolahan off in the 84th...Barry Roche and Alan O'Hare start for Chesterfield, O'Hare off at half time, Colin Larkin off the bench on 58
Bradford 1 - 1 Carlisle
Peter Murphy full match for Carlisle
Brentford 0 - 2 Swansea
Kevin O'Connor full 90 for Brentford
Brighton 2 - 2 Bournemouth
Steven Foley started, scored and played 70 for Bournemouth
Bristol City 2 - 1 Leyton Orient
Richard Keogh full 90 for Bristol
Crewe 3 - 1 Cheltenham
John Melligan started for Cheltenham, came off after 23 (injury)
Gillingham 2 - 1 Millwall
Gary Mulligan started and played 86 for Gillingham...Alan Dunne full 90 for Millwall
Huddersfield 0 - 0 Doncaster Rovers
Michael Collins full 90 for Huddersfield...James O'Connor and Paul Heffernan full 90 for Doncaster
Northampton 1 - 1 Yeovil
N/A
Nottm Forest 0 - 2 Oldham
John Thompson on in the 68th for Forest
Rotherham 2 - 1 Tranmere
David Worrell full 90 for Rotherham, Richie Partridge started and came off in the 89th, Michael Keane usused sub
S****horpe 3 - 0 Port Vale
Joe Murphy full 90 for S****horpe, Ian Morris started, scored and came off in the 84th, Andy Keogh on in the 84th
Barnet 3 - 3 Boston Utd
Barry Cogan started for Barnet, played 80, Richie Ryan started for Boston, played 70
Chester 0 - 0 Notts County
N/A
Darlington 1 - 0 Bury
Barry Conlon started, hit a penalty, and came off in the 77th minute, Michael Cummins started and came off in the 90th (90th +4) for Darlington...Brian Barry-Murphy unused sub for Bury
Hartlepool 2 - 0 Mansfield
Gary Liddle full 90 for Hartlepool, Willie Boland started and came off in the 59th, Jon Daly started and came off in the 62nd...Alan Sheehan and Stephen Dawson started for Mansfield, Dawson off in the 53rd
Hereford 1 - 2 Wycombe
N/A
Lincoln City 2 - 1 Macclesfield
Colin Cryan on in the 87th for Lincoln
Rochdale 1 - 0 Grimsby
N/A
Stockport 0 - 3 Shrewsbury
N/A
Swindon 2 - 1 Milton Keynes Dons
Keith Andrews full 90 for Milton Keynes
Walsall 5 - 0 Peterborough
Mark Kinsella on in the 66th minute, Rene Gilmartin unused sub
Scorers:
Billy Clarke (Ipswich)
Steve Foley (Bournemouth)
Ian Morris (S****horpe)
Barry Conlon (pen) (Darlington)
What a disappointment he's turned out to be. Was highly rated when he was at Bolton I think. Did well in our U21s for a bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tenderloins
Scored twice on his debut IIRCQuote:
Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
Indeed he did: http://www.ireland-mad.co.uk/news/lo...ED92&id=122866
I think you're right.
Here's what SKY News says about Clarke:
Ipswich Town manager Jim Magilton has hailed Billy Clarke after his match-winner in the 2-1 win over Coventry City on Tuesday.
The 18-year-old scored an 85th minute winner for Town in a dramatic second half at Portman Road.
Clarke had only been on the field for five minutes before unleashing a 25-yard left foot drive that defeated the diving Andy Marshall.
While Magilton has been singing the praises of the teenager he has also urged a word of caution.
"He is a revelation but I must try to keep his feet on the ground," Magilton confirmed.
"He has always had something about him. He suffered injury last season but he took it on the chin and is now firing on all cylinders."
The strike was Clarke's third goal of the campaign and he has been thrilled with his impact at The Championship club so far.
"I can't believe how it's gone for me. It's just amazing. It's mad really," Clarke told the club's website.
Edit: prize to anyone who can find anything about this in the Irish media. Not that an Irishman doing well in football is of any consequence to anyone.
just to say thanks for everyone's fantastic work on this thread.
Diarmuid O'Carroll, Darren O'Dea and Jim O'Brien all played the 90 minutes for Celtic's reserves in a 2-1 win away from home over an experienced Hibs second string.
O'Carroll notched the winner late on.
Hibs review: http://s170864314.websitehome.co.uk/...d=1688_0_1_0_C
Celtic review: http://www.celticfc.net/newsroom/new...13_1158gk'
leicester v hull 0-1
McCarthy played and Logan held his spot on the bench for the second league game despite former Celtic and Scotlnd keeper Douglas definately being fit and able again.
Maybury again didnt feature at all.
Yeates was an unused sub for hull and no sign of Delaney in their 16. injured maybe?
McCarthy, early on was busy, winning several headers and giving away one free kick when challenging for a high ball when he seemed to knee the striker in the lowerback and one where he (McCarthy) went down holding his own face off the ball when he was definately caught.
he also showed some real quality when in posession by turning away from the chasing player leaving him for dead and then looking up to play a short pass, when there was no ball on, instead of hoisting it 50 yards up field, he took the ball 20 yards or so to his right, making a better angle before playing a truly stunning crossfield ball to his striker in the opponents third, this was made even more impressive by the fact that the striker,Hume, is tiny and was between 2 C.B.'s at the time, and yet he found his chest with the pass. this lead directly to leicester winning a corner.
not long after though, McCarthy was caught in posession on the edge of his area and had hulls final ball been better it could have been costly.
into the second half and he very nearly scored from a corner with a fine header, having already forced hull into conceding 2 previous corners immediately before with his presence in the 6 yard box.
then came the sickner, with hulls winner coming from a moment of real quality from Bridges who showed his pedigree curling it in the top corner from well outside the area but leicester had failed to close him down quickly enough with Paddy and the leftback hesitating for a moment as they seemed to leave it to eachother to close down the ball carrier.
even still, late on he had another chance, with a clear sight of goal from 10 yrds but it fell on his left, and even then, it was the type of chance you want to fall to a striker, and his scuffed effort was saved fairly comfortably.