Brian Murphy

**thepiedpiper** · 06/11/2009, 5:41 PM

Do yellow cards definetly carry over to playoff games? As in if lets say Given or McGeady get booked in Dublin does that rule them out of away leg?

**paul_oshea** · 06/11/2009, 6:44 PM

well according to the examiner it did about the french getting carded william gallas and someone else.

Not sure what the story is though cos others said no?!

**republicofwhite** · 07/11/2009, 6:14 AM

Serious mark duffy banter!!!!

**Drumcondra 69er** · 07/11/2009, 1:01 PM

Originally Posted by Jicked

Dropped the ball in to his own net the one time Trap came to watch him and when under pressure against Rovers in the first game in Tallaght gave away a second goal that was some of the worst bit of positioning from a keeper you'll ever see. You'd have to question his bottle, even the way he got so wound up by Dundalk in that Cup game that he loafed a Dundalk player after the final whistle. Hopefully Shay stays fit/injury free and we don't have to see how he stands up under the weight of an entire nation's expectations!

Ha ha ha! A Rovers fan questioning Murphy's bottle??!????! Have you seen this?

**Noelys Guitar** · 08/11/2009, 12:11 AM

Joe Murphy was sent off yesterday in the match against Blackpool.

**galwayjames** · 08/11/2009, 12:12 AM

Originally Posted by Noelys Guitar

Joe Murphy was sent off yesterday in the match against Blackpool.

Are the two any relation

**Dodge** · 08/11/2009, 12:25 AM

Originally Posted by paul_oshea

I hate the way i have to explain everything to the last detail on this site.

Just make sense the first time

I think Murphy's regressed a little from last year tbh. Best keeper in the league without question. Hopefully his ove to Ipswich brings him on

**irishfan86** · 08/11/2009, 1:45 AM

Happy for Brian Murphy, but if I'm being totally honest I really wish Kiely was in the squad and available as cover if the nightmare situation happens and Given is injured or suspended.

Joe Murphy just isn't good enough, and Brian Murphy isn't used to this kind of pressure situation.

**BohDiddley** · 08/11/2009, 5:22 PM

Hearty congratulations to Murph. Absolutely super keeper!

**BohDiddley** · 08/11/2009, 5:29 PM

Originally Posted by Jicked

Dropped the ball in to his own net the one time Trap came to watch him and when under pressure against Rovers in the first game in Tallaght gave away a second goal that was some of the worst bit of positioning from a keeper you'll ever see. You'd have to question his bottle, even the way he got so wound up by Dundalk in that Cup game that he loafed a Dundalk player after the final whistle. Hopefully Shay stays fit/injury free and we don't have to see how he stands up under the weight of an entire nation's expectations!

Tallaght was a serious off-day for the entire Bohs squad, and not just Murphy. (But we got over it

)

If anything, Murph's more a big occasion player. As for the patronising comments that he's 'pulled off a few good saves', he's pulled off a series of amazing saves and clean sheets. Apart from that, he's not just a shot-stopper, as so many keepers are: he can command his box and knows when to come for the ball. Safe as houses.

Never mind. He'll be an Ipswich player soon, and you can all rave about him as if he was beamed to earth from a Sky satellite.

**jbyrne** · 09/11/2009, 9:28 AM

Originally Posted by BohDiddley

Never mind. He'll be an Ipswich player soon, and you can all rave about him as if he was beamed to earth from a Sky satellite.

again, yawn

**wexfordned** · 09/11/2009, 10:05 AM

Originally Posted by BohDiddley

Tallaght was a serious off-day for the entire Bohs squad, and not just Murphy. (But we got over it

)

If anything, Murph's more a big occasion player. As for the patronising comments that he's 'pulled off a few good saves', he's pulled off a series of amazing saves and clean sheets. Apart from that, he's not just a shot-stopper, as so many keepers are: he can command his box and knows when to come for the ball. Safe as houses.

Never mind. He'll be an Ipswich player soon, and you can all rave about him as if he was beamed to earth from a Sky satellite.

Murphy is indeed a big game player. Last year in the cup final had a super game & his best game this season was the champions league game in Austria. Stopped a penalty & made several top class saves. Give it a couple of months and we will hear all about how he has dramatically improved at Ipswich.

**niallsparky** · 09/11/2009, 10:24 AM

Class act: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3L3FbGKJyHM

**ifk101** · 09/11/2009, 10:35 AM

If he can stay on good terms with Roy Keane (ie get a Cork accent) he has a good chance of becoming first-choice at Ipswich. Richard Wright seems to be on his way out and the chap currently playing in goals for Ipswich doesn't look too hot either.

**youngirish** · 09/11/2009, 11:13 AM

Originally Posted by BohDiddley

Tallaght was a serious off-day for the entire Bohs squad, and not just Murphy. (But we got over it

)

If anything, Murph's more a big occasion player. As for the patronising comments that he's 'pulled off a few good saves', he's pulled off a series of amazing saves and clean sheets. Apart from that, he's not just a shot-stopper, as so many keepers are: he can command his box and knows when to come for the ball. Safe as houses.

Never mind. He'll be an Ipswich player soon, and you can all rave about him as if he was beamed to earth from a Sky satellite.

In fairness if you keep touting how good LOI players are and how successful they'll be across the water the laws of probability suggest you'll get one right eventually.

Doyle excluded (and tbh I don't remember too much hype about him on this site before his move to Reading) it hasn't happened yet though.

**Drumcondra 69er** · 09/11/2009, 11:26 AM

Originally Posted by youngirish

In fairness if you keep touting how good LOI players are and how successful they'll be across the water the laws of probability suggest you'll get one right eventually.

Doyle excluded (and tbh I don't remember too much hype about him on this site before his move to Reading) it hasn't happened yet though.

Stephen Ward was doing very well till he got injured. Keith Fahey's not doing too badly either. How many do you want/need?

**rambler14** · 07/01/2010, 11:59 AM

Officially joined on Ipswich Town now and in my opinion in a very clever move by him, he has only signed on an 18 month loan deal. That way when Keane gets sacked he'll have a club and won't end up being released!

**ofjames** · 07/01/2010, 1:27 PM

Originally Posted by rambler14

Officially joined on Ipswich Town now and in my opinion in a very clever move by him, he has only signed on an 18 month loan deal. That way when Keane gets sacked he'll have a club and won't end up being released!

i seriously doubt that was his thinking behind it rambler. and like bohs (or any other LOI club) wouldnt take him back in a flash if he was released from a permanent deal? think your engaging in nonsense there

ipswich seemed to have turned the corner with keane anyway. would not be surprised if they made the playoffs at all

**SkStu** · 08/01/2010, 8:43 PM

Originally Posted by rambler14

Officially joined on Ipswich Town now and in my opinion in a very clever move by him, he has only signed on an 18 month loan deal. That way when Keane gets sacked he'll have a club and won't end up being released!

i dont think it was a loan deal Ramber... loan from Bohs to Ipswich just wouldnt happen. Its an 18 month deal full stop.