In that case I'm upgrading my score to 9/11. :o
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In that case I'm upgrading my score to 9/11. :o
I got 10 and never would have remembered the one I missed.
But I hadn't opened up the page on pundit area which revealed that 3 players (unnamed) won a medal at the same final.
Interview with Alan Kelly.
http://www.the42.ie/alan-kelly-inter...18560-Jun2017/
Interview with Gareth Farrelly on moving from footballer to solicitor: https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/profile...062981.article
Alan Kelly appointed goalkeeping coach at Everton while Unsworth is in charge: https://twitter.com/Everton/status/922805684374208512
Quote:
DU confirms Ebbrell, Royle & Ferguson will join him in the dugout. He adds he's brought in GK coach Alan Kelly. Jeffers takes U21s tonight.
Nothing substantive to add other than to say that this is an enjoyable thread.
Houghton's goal against England nominated for Ireland's greatest sporting moment: https://www.rte.ie/player/ie/show/ir...4941/10800930/
Of course, Stutts was born.
11/11 with 3.30 left on the clock. Boom!
Although one was a bit braindead. It wouldn’t accept my answer until I wrote it without the apostrophe. A sad indictment of the current text era and its plummeting literacy levels
Excrutiating interview with Paul McGrath on Marian Finucane right now. She's scarcely even asking him questions. More like making nonsensical statements and expecting him to comment upon them.
Chris Hughton won the Premier League Manager of the Month for February: https://www.premierleague.com/news/637610
Vote for Chris Hughton as Premier League manager of the season here https://barclaysfootball.fbapp.io/ba...278073-2282036
The curious case of James O'Connor: http://www.thepridecincy.com/blog/20...-james-oconnor
Might be a managerial career to watch
I liked James O'Connor - heart on sleeve type of player. If he was playing now he'd probably get a few caps. Interesting that he currently holds the highest coaching license you can have from UEFA and even more interesting that the writer thinks that US football fans have heard of Sheffield Wednesday! It would be great to see him climb the ladder in the coaching world but for the moment I am now a Louisville fan - that's the kiss of death for them.
Best of luck to Tony Cascarino who has a brain tumour https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/footb...-brain-tumour/
That's dreadful news, at the very best he'll recover to some extent after a long ordeal. But there are good reasons to be positive that he can recover. A benign tumour in a footballer whose main attribute was getting his head to the ball, sounds like there could be a connection?