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Yeah, but regardless of how many of them say it, I still think it's too convenient. If they want to take credit for a rare good performance, I think they should be obliged to take responsibility for all the crap ones too. I get the impression they're happy to let Trap take the hit for those though.
Shay's full interview with Ray D'Arcy from last weekend:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x66hdxq
Shay Given was meant to turn up at a book signing in London yesterday Saturday the 28th of October organised by the Republic of Ireland supporters club ( London Branch) but cancelled it the previous day because of illnesses. Yet he turns up on MOTD extra on BBC 2 on Sunday afternoon as a guest looking in good health. Packie Bonner did a similar thing for his autobiography last year. Supporters clubs are not high on footballer's agendas.
I nearly went to that but my son's game started at 11am instead of the usual KO time of 9am. Good job in hindsight.
He's a wile man for pimping himself out! And exaggerated stories seem to be the modus operandi for the book
Given was interviewed on BBC 5 Live this morning (745am-ish). May be available on their podcast
Id say they got limited response from the Claddagh and that's why.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cuyahoga
New head goalkeeping coach at Derby - https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/44655688
It would be nice to get more Irish Managers and Coaches at good levels .