Doyle(C)
Kelly McCarthy Doherty Delaney
Walters Carsley Garvan Scannell
Doyle(K) Keogh
Subs a plenty...
This was much harder 2 pick than the Premiership one way more choice
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Doyle(C)
Kelly McCarthy Doherty Delaney
Walters Carsley Garvan Scannell
Doyle(K) Keogh
Subs a plenty...
This was much harder 2 pick than the Premiership one way more choice
Neither Hunt brother?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mcgeady46
Plenty a Irish interes' in dere ladsQuote:
Saturday, October 18
Bristol City (13) v Norwich (21)
Winger David Bell is pushing for his full debut while Gary Doherty could feature on the bench after both recovered from ankle trouble.
Burnley (9) v Birmingham (1)
Midfielder Alan Mahon (undisclosed) is struggling for fitness.
Stephen Kelly (thigh) and Damien Johnson (back injury) remain the only other absentees.
Cardiff (7) v Charlton (14)
Zheng Zhi is out for at least two months - Matt Holland will replace him.
Crystal Palace (18) v Barnsley (22)
Palace's Paddy McCarthy and Matt Lawrence are pushing to be fit. Defender McCarthy dislocated his shoulder a fortnight ago against Nottingham Forest but is set to be involved
Striker Alan Lee (hamstring) is likely to be held back until Tuesday's trip to Birmingham
Doncaster (23) v Blackpool (16)
Top scorers: Lewis Guy & Richard Wellens (Doncaster) 2; Ben Burgess (Blackpool) 3
Ipswich (17) v Swansea (8)
Ipswich manager Jim Magilton will hand late fitness tests to defenders Alex Bruce (groin) and Gareth McAuley (hamstring).
Winger Thomas Butler should be back after groin trouble
Preston (12) v Reading (3)
also join goalkeeper Wayne Henderson (back) and defenders Liam Chilvers (Achilles) and Neal Trotman (hernia) on the sidelines.
On-loan Blackburn defender Eddie Nolan could feature.
Top scorers: Neil Mellor (Preston) 5; Kevin Doyle (Reading) 8
Southampton (20) v Watford (19)
Top scorers: David McGoldrick (Southampton) 5; John-Joe O'Toole & Tommy Smith (Watford) 5
Wolves (2) v Coventry (6)
Top scorers: Chris Iwelumo (Wolves) 8; Jay Tabb (Coventry) 3
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So many 2 choose from u could make 2 teams!
i was gonna put s hunt on the left alrite went wit scanell - kinda regrettin it now
Doyle
Delaney
McCarthy
Bruce
Foley
Carsley (c)
Hunt (Stephen)
O'Toole
Keogh (Andy)
Morrison
Doyle
Subs:
Wayne Henderson
Richard Keogh
Stephen Kelly
Chris McCann
Noel Hunt
Owen Garvan
Shane Long
Stephen Quinn
Quote:
Originally Posted by musicinmouth
R u puttin stephen hunt in centre mid??
good call would add a bit of bite 2 it alrite don't think trapp would ever go 4 it tho
Is it just me or does anyone else feel we have a bigger/better selection in the championship
Has Ireland ever had as many players in the premier league and championship in our history(life was simpler when it was plain old 1st and 2nd divisions)
Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy-Green
Totally agree. Looking at players who are in the squad / team versus those not in it
Would much prefer Foley and St Ledger over McShane (CB) or McShane (FB)
Garvan, O'Toole, McCann, Tabb over Miller, Whelan, Andrews, Gibson
N.Hunt, Morrison, Walters over Murphy, Folan, Stokes.
Might be a stupid question but is the Southampton McGoldrick any relation to Irish "legend" Eddie. he looks kile a class player
Don't forget Stephen McPhail and Mark Kennedy at Cardiff!
Seriously doubt itQuote:
Originally Posted by third policeman
Eddie McGoldrick and wife: http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~nwithe...ges/eddie1.jpg
David McGoldrick: http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/uploads/im...ck_233x233.jpg
-------------Westwood--------
Foley--St. Ledger--McCarthy--Ward
-------------Carsley------------
Walters --------------------S. Hunt
-------------O'Toole------------
----------Doyle------N. Hunt-----
Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
Nephew perhaps?
he might have adopted him aka Ian Wright and Wright Phillips :) !!!
There's got to be some Irish ancestry there.Quote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
also known as? i think you meant "a la"............ :rolleyes: ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
Great Thread.
Foley and Ward over Kelly and Delaney for me. However shows how much good up and coming talent we have emerging.
Personal team for the future would be:
Westwood
Foley St Ledger McCann Ward
Scannell O'Toole Garvan Hunt
Doyle Keogh
Subs: Bruce, Tabb, N Hunt, Long & Walters
my mistake - don't know why I put aka?!Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Chris McCann seems to be scoring either 8 or 9 in Burnley fans ratings every game.They are raving about him.
Wes Hoolihan at Norwich, though he might have fallen foul of Roeder.
Heard a bit about him recently - he scored at the weekend as well!Quote:
Originally Posted by cheifo
The pool of talent we have in the championship is almost like an embarasment of riches - sort of
Riches?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mcgeady46
I'd call it more a healthy pool of potential.
We have players who are impressing at this level, and I'm optimistic a few of them can break through and help the national team in the future, but progress will be necessary.
We see teams time and time again break through to the top flight and struggle with a team that dominated at the level below.
Obviously Hull are pulling a Reading and are right in amongst them, but the cynics among us are waiting for reality to sink in.
No def notQuote:
Originally Posted by Drumcondra 69er