McCarthy will definitely start for us in the next Euro campaign.
McCarthy will definitely start for us in the next Euro campaign.
I'm beginning to feel very positive about our upcoming campaign. It's been a while since we've had such a good young batch of players coming into the senior squad. We're 4/1 to win the Euro 2012 group
Coleman, Cunningham, Duffy, Meyler, McCarthy, and Wilson have all made huge progress in the last six months but haven't been in a competitive squad. Even better is the fact that they fill the full back and centre midfield positions where we are weakest.
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Whos Paul Green?
Republic of Ireland training camp squad:
Keiren Westwood
Coventry City
Joe Murphy
Scunthorpe United
Brian Murphy
Ipswich Town
Stephen Kelly
Fulham
Eddie Nolan
Sheffield Wednesday
Paul McShane
Hull City
Shane Duffy
Everton
Kevin Foley
Wolves
Stephen Ward
Wolves
Marc Wilson
Portsmouth
Darren O’Dea
Celtic
Keith Treacy
Preston North End
Darron Gibson
Manchester United
Andy Keogh
Wolves
James McCarthy
Wigan
Liam Lawrence
Stoke City
David Meyler
Sunderland
Keith Fahey
Birmingham City
Paul Green
Derby County
Caleb Folan
Hull City
Leon Best
Newcastle United
Shane Long
Reading
Anthony Stokes
Hibernian
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Paul Green, never heard of him before. Seems to have played plenty of games for his club this season
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Bit of info on how he qualifies
http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk/sp...l/article.html
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Paul Green info: Born in Pontefract West Yorkshire on 10th April 1983 (now 27). Was a trainee at Doncaster Rovers and then made breakthrough to senior team.Now with Derby county.Right sided midfielder.
So Paul Green of 17th placed Championship side Derby is the only one the FAI scouts could get on the granny rule? Not even Simon Cox......
Last edited by TrapAPony; 26/04/2010 at 12:04 PM.
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disappointed that seamus coleman didnt make it. should have been included.
He already called up 3 right backs in that squad (Kelly, McShane, Foley) and has O'Shea and St.Ledger who can play there from the senior squad. Why on earth would he call up yet another right back in Coleman?
Right well despite his vast experience of a combined 11 premiership and championship appearances I don't think he quite fits the bill of players ready to be thrown into a grueling european championship qualifier cauldron. =P
We have 5 more experienced right backs and with the exception of McShane probably more talented. We simply don't need him at the current time, it's unfortunate for him that he's playing in a position we're so well covered for. I think if he was a left back he would be in this squad.
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I don't think so, I just don't think there's any likely use for Coleman in the squad for the foreseeable future. It's not a summer camp where you call up anyone and everyone whos halfway decent just for a bit of craic. Trap's planning his squad for the next campaign, hes looking at newcomers and fringe players who can challenge for a team place and putting them through their paces. He's already going to be trying out a new right back in Foley in this camp as well as giving much needed game time to fringe players Kelly and McShane there. There's no room for another and I don't see a situation in the next two years where we'll have that many injuries at right back where we'd need to use him.
Colemans one for the future but he has a lot to prove at the top level before I think you can reasonably expect him to leapfrog the likes of Kelly, McShane etc.
Why did he call Greg Cunningham up for the Brazil friendly and then not include him in the training camp? Is he injured? You'd think this would be the best time to see new left-backs in action? Well at least he included Ward :P
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