Can anyone tell me how many league goals both these lads have scored in their LOI careers?
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Can anyone tell me how many league goals both these lads have scored in their LOI careers?
235 – Brendan Bradley
182 – Pat Morley
178 – Turlough O’Connor
162 – Donal Leahy
158 – Stephen Geoghegan
156 – Johnny Matthews
153 – Alfie Hale
148 – Glen Crowe*
144 – Jason Byrne*
This is from the FAI site last week, so after last night, it's Glen on 149 and jayo on 148
They're both on 149 goals after last night
http://www.bohemians.ie/match/match-...undalk-fc.html
I was so hoping this thread was going to be about a freak injury/arrest/holiday/yachting accident that had occurred to both today that will keep them out for oh....say, about a week...
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Are you suggesting the FAI site could be wrong?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Carlin
Actually, i remember it being said that Byrne was on 145 after last week's goal, so that would make your figures right.
On rte radio last sat, they interviewed Bryne and they congratulated him on getting 150 league goalsQuote:
Originally Posted by sonofstan
e-mail mns surely they will have the right answer
IMHO this is the best strike force in Ireland if not the British Isles
I agree. I'd take them over Torres and Gerrard any day.Quote:
Originally Posted by longfordjames
Haha yeah what a mad statement to make.
I dunno now... :p Torres would get a few goals imo... I'd go with Byrne and Torres bth.Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
Can I have whatever you're smokin'?! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by longfordjames
Does anyone think one of them will make past Brendan Bradley? More than 80 goals off it... Would be a great achievement.
Either of them would have to keep scoring 20 goals a season until they're 35...ain't gonna happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buller
No chance of either of them catching Bradley but they will both pass the next few ahead of them and go ahead of Donal Leahy. Catching Turley and Morley is a possibility for one or both of them if they remain injury free for the next few seasons.
The way Byrne is scoring lately I can see him hitting 25 this season, staying injury and free and having few suspensions. Glen isn't as prolific as he used to be. Still playing well, great in the build up and a perfect foil for Byrne but not scoring as many goals. Maybe a bit of competition between them will change that though.
are you well in the head? Yano its the Premiership across the water, not the Mayo League!Quote:
Originally Posted by longfordjames
I think xano is the best striker in Ireland and Britain.
Closely followed by Choice Aisen.
This is a load of rubbish - the British Isles does not exist. Please go learn your geography!Quote:
Originally Posted by longfordjames
Bugger, I'm gonna drown then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrufil
I'd take them over Cisse and Jones any day of the week!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by longfordjames
Get over it. Don't hear the Brits complaining about the term "Irish Sea".Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrufil
It's an irritating geopolitical term, which has it's roots in imperialist aggression. It's completely understandable that people in Ireland object to it's usage.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
'Irish Sea' the other hand has no such geopolitical connotations.
The claim was that it doesn't exist. That's nonsense.
I don't particularly like the phrase either, but the post quoted was clearly rubbish. There's a subtle difference.
I think you'll find that it is geographers that use the term most. It is quite common in any geography texts dealing with 'these islands'. Political academics on the other hand would be more likely to avoid using it..Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrufil