He'll never get a call up to the Ireland team anyway, but nice move for him. Give me Olympiakos over a random Championship team anyday.
I wonder if he scored a hatful of goals would he be considered?
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2009/0630/dalyi.html
It's a slow summer.
The big question is money, I wonder how much?
Esse Quam Videri
He'll never get a call up to the Ireland team anyway, but nice move for him. Give me Olympiakos over a random Championship team anyday.
I wonder if he scored a hatful of goals would he be considered?
I think it is a good move for him, he was never gona get a look in at city and he has taken a chance on a foreign league. The Greek league is decent enough and hopefully he will do well over there and if successful may set a precedent for other irish youngsters to move further abroad.
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Be interesting to see how he gets on with Hector Cuper as the new coach!
Ian was named to the U-21 team for the first time and will likely get some playing time on March 3rd.
Officials from Crystal Palace and Luton Town are said to be interested in watching him.
No Somos muchos pero estamos locos.
Has he been playing does anyone know?
No he isn't near the team. Eddie Johnson, Freddy Adu & the captain Sergio Koke are the main
strikers. He wasn't on the bench for the last game either. Since we're talking about the Greek
League, Matt Derbyshire is scoring regularly for Olympiakos (19 games 13 goals so far for them)
is only going 24 and married to an Irish woman. Wouldn't that make him eligible? We desperately
need a striker & he's decent enough.
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"We lost because we didn't win"- Ronaldo
7 according to Wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Daly
4 according to the official site
http://www.arisfc.gr/index.cfm?pid=100&id=21485
and they seem to have a lot of strikers......
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Sideshow Bob
A lot of competition for places there....
Jesus, he's from Broadford? They were always crap when I played underage soccer.
He's only 19, though - give him a chance to develop.
Just a question, can we not change the title of this thread to: Ian Daly in Greece or some such - I had the Ireland section open and she asked "Is he like, you know, a bit....".
Fecking Greeks, They invented gayness.
Short Interview with him here (starts around 19:50mins) http://www.rte.ie/podcasts/2010/pc/p...nwednesday.mp3
Nice little interview,
Talks about how pleased he was to be called up to the U21 squad.
Also talks about being managed by Hector Cuper (a manager who has been to a number of european finals) and also how the team are made up of mainly Argentinians, Brazilians and Spanish as well as Greeks and himself!
Wears the number 99 shirt and they are in line for a spot in the Europa Cup next season.
As has been mentioned many times on this forum, it would be great to have a few more young lads out sampling life and football in different european leagues. Would no doubt make us stronger as an international side in the long run.
By the way Ive never seen Daly play so have no idea if he is any good or not, its just a general observation.
I thought you were off the drink Ronnie?
"No, I drink to help me mind my own business....can I get you one? (c) Ronnie Drew
Has now left Cadiz FC by mutual consent ... anyone know where he is - the move to Spain resulted in just one appearance
Cadiz are a 3rd division team
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