Irish players abroad - Promotion/relegation 2010/11

Right lets have a look at the Irish players in the EPL promotion and relegation mix, give us a closer indication who we should be cheering on over the next few weeks: (Pretty sure Ive left one or two out so feel free to add to the list).

Relegation:
Blackpool - A Reid

W Ham - R Keane

Blackburn - K Andrews, A Doran, A Judge

Wigan - J Mc Carthy, Conor Sammon

Bham - S Carr, K Fahey, C Doyle, J O'Shea

Wolves - K Foley, S Ward, S Hunt, K Doyle

Promotion:
QPR (Promoted) - P Kenny

Norwich - W Holohan

Cardiff - S McPhail, A Keogh, A Gerrard

Swansea - N/A?

Reading - S Long, N Hunt, I Harte, J Tabb

N Forest - N/A?

Leeds - A Bruce, A O'Brien

Luke Chambers for Forest and sure let's throw in McGugan

It seems Wes Hoolahan (and Marc Tierney) could be in the Premiership after tonight if Norwich can beat Portsmouth.

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It seems Wes Hoolahan (and Marc Tierney) could be in the Premiership after tonight if Norwich can beat Portsmouth.

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Is Tierney eligible for us?

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Originally Posted by elroy

Is Tierney eligible for us?

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His brother Paul played under 21 for us

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Originally Posted by elroy

Is Tierney eligible for us?

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his brother Paul played at u21 level for us, so yes

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Originally Posted by elroy

Blackburn - K Andrews, A Doran, A Judge

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Judge moved to Notts County permanently in January

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Swansea - N/A?

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Thomas Butler is still there, but he's been out injured for more than a year, and only recently made his comeback for the reserves

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N Forest - N/A?

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Luke Chambers, if he does qualify and declares for us

Brendan Moloney (Notts Forest)

Six minutes for Wes.
And then hopefully Reading take the play-offs.

Wes is up.

Norwich promoted

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Originally Posted by TrapAPony

Brendan Moloney (Notts Forest)

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Not that many years ago when we had a fine number of players at Forest.

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Originally Posted by elroy

Not that many years ago when we had a fine number of players at Forest.

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Yeah but they all ended up being not very good, except for Andy Reid in fits and spurts.
He Keith Foy , Barry Roach and Liam Kearney were all there around the same time.

Well I have just solved myself a mystery, I could not understand why you could still get odds on QPR
being promoted given that they are well above Norwich who have already been promoted.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...pr/9473285.stm

Just as well I was going to take advantage of the 'mistake' and put my life savings (£27.23) on QPR being promoted.

Any how that could change the whole promotion race dragging a couple more teams into it, depending
on the size of the deduction, So Millwall and Burnley might come into the mix and QPR would be excluded.

Well Leeds didn't make it, all the rest did, QPR had no points deducted.

Forest face Swansea and Reading face Cardiff in the play offs.

Wolves have a great chance to move out of the relegation zone now if tottenham beat blackpool

Only if Wolves get a point or more tomorrow.
If fact if Spurs win 1-0 and Wolves draw they will be level on both points and goal difference,
not sure what happens then.
Actually I have just realised, that will just take them above Blackpool, Wolves need a win
to go to 37 points, one above Wigan who are on 36.
It will certainly help if Spurs give Blackpool a drubbing.

Nightmare scenario is if Blackpool win!!

I expect McCarthy has his prayer matt out!!

Irish Promotion, Relegation, and Playoffs 2010/11
Championship:
Automatic Promotion:
QPR (1st, 88 pts)
GK Paddy Kenny
MF Martin Rowlands
DF Michael Harriman (no first team appearances, U19 international)
Norwich (2nd, 84 pts)
MF Wes Hoolahan

Playoffs:
Swansea (3rd, 80 pts)
MF Thomas Butler
Cardiff (4th, 80 pts)
MF Stephen McPhail
Reading (5th, 77 pts)
MF Jay Tabb
FW Shane Long
FW Noel Hunt
DF Ian Harte
DF Marcus Williams (on loan to Scunthorpe)
FW Dave Mooney (on loan to Colchester)
DF Julian Kelly (on loan to Lincoln)
DF Danny Joyce (on loan to Bohemians, no first team appearances for Reading, U18 international)
Nottingham Forest (6th, 75 pts)
DF Brendan Moloney
MF Mark Byrne (on loan to Barnet, no first team apperances for Nottingham Forest)

Relegation:
Preston North End (22nd, 42 pts)
DF Sean St. Ledger
MF Keith Treacy
MF Adam Barton
Sheffield United (23rd, 42 pts)
MF Michael Doyle
MF Mark Yeates
MF David McAllister
MF Stephen Quinn
MF Matthew Harriott (no first team appearances)
MF Seamus Conneely (no first team appearances)
Scunthorpe United (24th, 42 pts)
GK Joe Murphy
DF Cliff Byrne
MF Michael Collins
DF Marcus Williams (on loan from Reading)
DF Eddie Nolan
DF Niall Canavan (on loan at Shrewsbury)
MF Ian Morris (on loan at Chesterfield)


League One:
Automatic Promotion:
Brighton (1st, 95 pts)
MF Gary Dicker
DF Marcos Painter
Southampton (2nd, 92 pts)
FW David Connolly :D

Playoffs:
Huddersfield (3rd, 87 pts)
MF Anthony Pilkington
FW Alan Lee
MF Kevin Kilbane
GK Nick Colgan
Peterborough (4th, 79 pts)
MF Lee Frecklington
Milton Keynes Dons (5th, 77 pts)
MF Stephen Gleeson
MF Shaun Williams (no first team apperances, U23 international)
FW Charlie Collins (on loan at Kettering)
Bournemouth (6th, 71 pts)
MF Harry Arter
MF Donal McDermott (on loan from Manchester City)

Relegation:
Dagenham & Redbridge (21st, 47 pts)
MF Damien McCrory
MF Peter Gain
Bristol Rovers (22nd, 45 pts)
GK Conrad Logan (on loan from Leicester)
Plymouth Argyle (23rd, 42 pts)
FW Joe Mason
Swindon Town (24th, 41 pts)
MF Jonathan Douglas
MF Michael Timlin
DF Alan Sheehan


League Two:
Automatic Promotion:
Chesterfield (1st, 86 pts)
MF Dwayne Mattis
MF Ian Morris (on loan from Scunthorpe)
GK Shane Redmond
Bury (2nd, 81 pts)
GK Ritchie Branagan
Wycombe (3rd, 80 pts)
DF Alan Bennett
DF Rob Kiernan (on loan from Watford)

Playoffs:
Shewsbury Town (4th, 79 pts)
FW James Collins
Accrington Stanley (5th, 73 pts)
DF Kevin Long (on loan from Burnley)
MF James Ryan
Stevenage (6th, 69 pts)
MF Darren Murphy
Torquay (7th, 68 pts)
FW Ronan Murray (on loan from Ipswich)

Relegation:
Lincoln City (23rd, 47 pts)
MF Josh O'Keefe
DF Cian Hughton
Stockport County (24th, 41 pts)
GK Ian McLoughlin (on loan from Ipswich)


Conference: (from here on only teams with Irish players will be mentioned)
Playoffs:
Luton Town (3rd, 84 pts)
DF Fred Murray
MF Keith Keane
Wrexham (4th, 81 pts)
DF Declan Walker (on loan to Droylsden, no first team appearances for Wrexham, U19 international)

Relegation:
Histon (24th, 28 pts)
DF Lanre Oyebanjo


Blue Square North:
Automatic Promotion:
Alfreton Town (1st, 92 pts)
FW Daryl Clare


Blue Square South:
Playoffs:
Farnborough (2nd, 82 pts)
MF Daryl McMahon
Ebbsfleet (3rd, 78 pts)
DF Paul McCarthy

Relegation:
Thurrock (20th, 37 pts)
DF Paul Olima


Scottish Premier League:
Relegation:
Hamilton (12th, 26 pts)
MF James Chambers
DF David Elebert


Scottish Second Division:
Relegation Playoff:
Alloa Athletic (9th, 36 pts)
FW Kurtis Byrne (on loan from Hibernian)

Relegation:
Peterhead (10th, 26 pts)
FW Conor Gethins

Fred Murray on Luton...Now Thats a player to keep your eyes on. ;)

Yeah dismayed with all the attention his namesake has gotten from this forum he's really upped his game!, watch out Wrexham, Freddie's gonna get ya!

Sledge will hopefully not be plying his trade in League one next year? Disaster for us if he is!!

Kevin Long at Burnley, he was tipped for big things not that long back. Still quite young I suppose.

So who do we want to see relegated and promoted from/to the Premier League.
It'll have to be Reading to come up and West Ham, Blackpool and Wigan to go down? Keane's only on loan so he'll either be playing low end of the Premier next season or he can stick with what will probably be a strong West Ham team in the Championship and if nothing else he'll be scoring goals. Wigan: If they go down there will be a lot of suitors looking at McCarthy, plus to look at it optimistically, players like Rodellega, N'Zogbia and to a lesser extent, Moses and DiSanto will probably move on, giving Sammon potentially a lot of game time.And West Ham. If they go what about Andy Reid? Well the other choices are to see either Keith Andrews or Keith Fahey relegated and in my opinion both offer more to Ireland at the moment that Reid (I know Andrews has been injured for most of the season, but I'm going on how was playing for club and country before this)

Andy Reid plays for Blackpool ;)

Forest playing Swansea now in the play offs Moloney is Irish and I think Chamber is too (eligible).
Rooting for Forest (im in Nottingham)
Swansea down to 10 men already!! :D

Unfortunately Swansea are dominating in the game!!

Forest are looking like Jedwood at the moment :p

( I know you are watching Eurovision!!)

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Unfortunately Swansea are dominating in the game!!

Forest are looking like Jedwood at the moment :p

( I know you are watching Eurovision!!)

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It's Jedward... and some of us had no choice.

Go Belarus!

Looks like Wigan are relegated at the moment, 2-0 down to west ham.
Also looking very good for Wolves, it looks like both Blackpool and Birmingham will have to win
next week to send them down.

Robbie went down, but Conor and James are still in with a shot.

Article on the last day of the season - it's going to be very interesting!

http://www.independent.ie/sport/socc...y-2653713.html

Delighted Wolves survived... Wouldn't have been too bothered had Wigan or Blackburn gone. McCarthy would have gotten a move anyway and Salmon would be better served in the Championship next season. Gutted for Fahy.