We've all been there. Urgh.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommy_c12000
We've all been there. Urgh.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommy_c12000
I know exactly where you're coming from - all the way back to Italia 90, I was devastated the night that Italy beat us but there were people dancing around with a "didn't we do well" attitude.Quote:
Originally Posted by SwanVsDalton
On a similar theme I nearly got in an argument in Japan when some lad said I was taking the match too seriously..... "aren't we all just here for a bit of craic?"
At least people over there understand why you're ****ed off, here people try to talk to me after a rough loss, get an earful, then just think I'm an ass (which, though I may be, is not a fair judgement to make under those circumstances).
Whats the little guy with the walkie talkie saying in that picture?
"Eh...Tell Trap the lunch trough has arrived. Sorry lads, all we could afford."
Trying to get his message about agricultural football across?Quote:
Originally Posted by EastTerracer
Its Stan's coach.
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Originally Posted by Hibs4Ever
Acccording to Slovak news this morning, they now expect him to play, and will be waiting until last minute to decide
Ipswich laid it on for Andrews to get across.
its a hamstring injury isnt it? if it happened last weekend as i heard reported then there is no way he will be properly fit for friday. i heard he wasnt able to walk properly on sunday...... 2 weeks recovery minimum. if they take a risk on him then even better for us i feelQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibs4Ever
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Originally Posted by jbyrne
Yep, I think thats what it is, they are considering taking a risk on him even if not fully fit.
Good morning, this is Slovak news. We have an update on Martin Hamsik, who is going to play, and they will wait to the last minute to decide. But first, your commute.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibs4Ever
Here is my best Slovak translation from one of their newspapers today - Sounds like Hamsik has some problem with a strong branch!?! Judging by the below you'd have to see that at least he is doubtful for Friday.
Head coach of the football team Slovakian Vladimir Weiss st. has focused on the struggle against Senec qualification procedure at the European Championship 2012 against Ireland and Armenia have a complete squad. The team was joined by Vladimir Weiss. Peter Pekarík and Marek Hamsik, who were missing on Monday evening workout.
Hamsik traveled to Slovakia injured, troubled by a strong 'branch', which received a preparatory meeting in Naples to Palermo. MRIs for Hamsik injury, however, showed a larger scale, so I took him on Tuesday under the auspices of the Slovak national team coach Conditioning Martin Rusnak.
Health problems and the goalkeeper Marian Kello and defenseman Tomas Hubocan. Scottish goalkeeper Heart of Midlothian was injured over the weekend in the league, Hubocan on Tuesday evening was also still in the care of doctors Slovak choice.
Since Kello unable to train with arm problems in Senec appeared on the lawn of Matthew Putnocký Slovan Bratislava. About who will travel to Dublin to decide before Wednesday's flight.
"On Tuesday evening train all the players except Hubocan and Kelly, Hamsik is prepared individually. Will have a decisive event in their doctors, to change the nomination yet come. Personally, I find it extremely positive that Mark came in and tried to train," said Director of communications and PR Slovak Football Association George Curno.
"Representatives meeting to play half court and in addition, practicing various gaming activities. Offensive players practiced shooting on goal, defenders passing over longer distances," he said.
"Weissovci" on Wednesday afternoon by air moved from Bratislava to Dublin a day later to test the terrain of modern Aviva stadium.
Its seventh Duel qualifying Group B on the procedure for EURO 2012 to Poland and Ukraine will play in Friday 2 September at 20:45 h GMT.
Some comments:
1. It would be a pity if Hamsik and Hubocan just could not play. I can not ake me Hubocan injury, but my opinion is too Hamšíková injury by Marek on Friday nastupi.Este enough time afterwards to doctor and physiotherapist mainly hromady.Konar Rusnak gave up just muscle injury, which can disperse massages and injections. will need to team stood in full force because I Iri super unpleasant home and before a full auditorium will want to show in the best svetle.Nas may be imported to win, who believe the only 100.percetny performance of all players and a piece of the famed stasticka to us in several matches of chybalo.Verim on Friday at half eleven on tv we're all smiles my.Drzme thumb.
2. and especially beside himself, we can put together a strong base. assembly, while the rotation also have strong players who can decide. I think it will be fast and hard football. We must keep the ball in the middle of the longest, nepúšťať pressure them into a longer fast break and benefit. We have to do it. I cross my fingers. I guess a draw and 2: 2!
3. Kelly (Mucha) - Durica (Pekarík), Skrtel, Michalik, Cech - Karhan - Stoch, choked, Guedel - Jendrišek, Hološko
I hope in the victory, but the reality will be about 3 points for the Irish (1-0 and likely to fight hard throughout the match)
Hamsik let saves the Italian league, because in fact no national team plays. And I would also welcome the nomination of players Pilsen!
It sounds just like Trap!
Even calling Kello Kelly. :D Andy Keyhole up front for us anyway.
So what do you reckon the best line would beQuote:
Originally Posted by EastTerracer
1 Irish players enjoying a break at their new training ground in Lilliput
2 Dunne and O' Shea knocking back the growth hormone
3 Leprechaun - " And if you like that wee taster I've got a trailer full of it right there for the lot of ye"
Vote now.
(apologies for all the sizism)
I just thought they were taking a deserved break after a morning throwing turf.
(guy on walkie talkie)Quote:
Originally Posted by punkrocket
These players are small, both those are far away...
what's the level of interest like in these games back home? from the outside, it seems not a great deal. even the other irish lads here seem more interested in the transfer window closing.
http://www.irishtimes.com/sports/sta...?ts=1314740767
lads get out and mow that pitch, its like a caaaaar paaaaaark out there ah ahhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa mmmwwwwaaaaahhhhh
caption competition:
When Paul Rowan and Liam Kelly were spotted at Malahide, Trapattoni told his senior players not to talk to detractors.
or
Ipswich Town today had to deny rumours that the club is to sign two Irish internationals. Giovanni Trapattoni apologised for the misunderstanding. "All I said was that Dunne and O'Shea were going to da tractor, boys."
Trapatoni must have picked up the north dub lingo then....
Its actually all a little low key at the moment, but am sensing anticipation starting to rise in the last day or so. Few people round the office starting to talk about etc. The last few days has been more about the rugger team flying out to NZ (Who cares?!)Quote:
Originally Posted by zero
I got asked about tickets today.
It's rumbling. Once the deadline day circus ends all will be back to normal.
The struggle to get work done by lunchtime Friday is starting to loom, all the time checking this place.
My Keith Andrews one was obviously too subtle :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
Rough (google) translation of a post on a Slovak sports site:
http://sportky.topky.sk/c/70987/holo...hrat-aspon-bodQuote:
DUBLIN - Filip Hološko almost two years ago sealed the victory over the Slovakian national football team Northern Ireland (2:0) in a successful effort Vladimir Weiss team to advance to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Piešťany native hopes he can repeat this piece in the Friday match skills Euro 2012 in Ireland.
Wrong team lads.
No no, we got it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlaskaFox
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Originally Posted by AlaskaFox
Hard to know if they are wrong in that case with that translation. Maybe they are just hoping to repeat the result of their last visit to Ireland.
Id go with that too bring back
For once its not our players flying around on transfer deadline day to get a deal done. Slovakian player Marek Cech was given permission to fly to Turkey today to sign for Trabzonspor from West Brom.
I'm sure he'll be flying back to meet up with the squad in Dublin but that can't be great preparation for Friday.
My apologies. My new job means only fleeting access to foot.ie. I missed it completely. Plagiarism accusation accepted. Guilty as charged.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlaskaFox
Stutts, you found a job, where they expect you to actually work?
I'm not sure what they expect of me. Until I find out I'm only flicking in and out of football sites.
This was ten years ago today:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItWbG...yer_embedded#!
More of the same on Friday, please. :)
We got a lot of slices of fortune that day, including a couple from the ref. George was remarkably restrained in his reaction to Gary Kelly's red card.
Oh aye we were steeped in it. We were due it though. More of that this week please.
I think it was one of the most nerve-racking I can remember as we were so under the kosh, especially in the last ten minutes or so, and had been treading an extremely fine line from the very outset. McAteer's goal was completely unexpected. Didn't Holland have about 4 of 5 strikers on the pitch by the end? Crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
It's one of the few Ireland games I never made a move from before the end. We ended up being blocked in the stand for about half an hour because people were very slowly celebrating their way down the steps. Incredible to think it was 10 years ago already. Time flies when you're not qualifying for things.
Predictions anybody for the double header?
What would you be happy with points wise?