A lie? it's just an opinion about a very promising footballer in his youth
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A lie? it's just an opinion about a very promising footballer in his youth
Where is his pub in Fairview? I'm a Joeys' man myself so familiar with most of the boozers in that area!Quote:
Originally Posted by Drumcondra 69er
Ahh the old Fairview Inn. Glad something finally went in there.
across from the church
http://www.fairview-marino.com/players-lounge
True sorry geysir it was an opinion,, many footballers are promising as youths but its producing it on that big stage that counts and clearly he cant,, wenger is seldom wrong about players (maybe bently and hes not even that great) so if he didnt think he was good enough then hes prob rightQuote:
Originally Posted by geysir
Did he ever play first team football at Arsenal? He is a talented footballer but his off-the-field antics/ego have held him back and will continue to do so. As such I believe his career as a professional footballer has already peaked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Manblue
His Da runs it as far as I know, young Anthony bought it when he went to Sunderland iirc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Junior
where abouts in Dub is he from?Quote:
Originally Posted by Drumcondra 69er
He was on the bench in Dennis Bergkamp's testimonial as part of the "Arsenal Future" side in the first half, so was Joe O'Cearuill: http://www.arsenal.com/match/report/...-1-ajax-reportQuote:
Originally Posted by ifk101
I thought he came on for a few minutes, but not according to that report. Mind you, according to that report, there were no substitutions at all.
Think he's from Crumlin, not 100% on that though. Came through Shels schoolboy set up before going to Arsenal at around 15.Quote:
Originally Posted by Den Perry
Lucan originally, and then he moved to Terenure, AFAIK. Think he was in Terenure College for a while.
He had a goal featured on SoccerAM as part of their Showboat segment.
Just scored against Rangers!
supposed to have been a cracker too
The reporter on Soccer Saturday said he flicked the ball over 2 defenders and then lifted it over the keeper
1625: Anthony Stokes takes the ball down on the edge of the box and lifts past Allan McGregor with a superb shot. What a brilliant piece of skill. That goal is well worth seeing again when the highlights are available on our website at 6pm on Sunday. Game on!
Wouldnt hold my breath on this lad until he sorts out his attitude, involved in a late night brawl at a nightclub in Edinburgh only the weekend before last well at least that was the way it was reported.
I agree that he needs to cop on and not be getting into trouble but at the same time it's part of that same attitude that makes him try things like chipping the ball over 2 defenders and scoring. Don't we all have a soft-spot for a skilfull, maverick, Stan Bowles-type player...Quote:
Originally Posted by elroy
Goal's front page of:
http://www.101greatgoals.com/
Great finish with the left foot. The fact that it was against Rangers makes it that much sweeter.
Stack, Miller and Stokes all played 90 minutes for Hibs with Kurtis Byrne on the bench.
I can't remember an SPL team having that many Irish (Republic of) players since Bonner, Morris and McCarthy in the late eighties.