Just about the post the same thing. Duffer is starting.Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
Huh? He's in the starting xi
Just about the post the same thing. Duffer is starting.
my bad. In my defence, from bbc.
Fulham: Schwarzer, Briggs, Hughes,
Hangeland, Baird, Dempsey, Murphy,
Sidwell, Donegan, Dembele, Kasami.
Subs: Etheridge, Kelly, Johnson,
Senderos, Gecov, Etuhu, Frei.
Last edited by Closed Account; 28/08/2011 at 12:00 PM.
Not good in the penalty shootouts today in the Johnstones Paint Trophy, Patrick Cregg, Darren Potter, Stephen Gleeson, and the Clint all missed theirs. Jonathan Douglas did make his.
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No roots that i know of, but i'll do some digging and let you know.
Speaking of Brighton, Gary Dicker has started 6 out of 7 matches so far - the only absence being the Carling Cup tie v Sunderland where he was an unused sub. IMHO he's taking a bit of time to adapt to the faster pace, less time on the ball etc, but thats only natural and he is starting to settle now anyway. Apparently had a couple of very good games in the away wins at Portsmouth and Cardiff (which i didnt go to).
Top of the league, so must be doing something right!
John Dunleavy is on trial with the Vancouver Whitecaps (MLS). Was with Wolves but says repeated injuries meant they didn't want to keep him on.
Second Irish trialist the Whitecaps have had - Cian Hughton was on trial earlier in the year but failed to impress.
http://www.mlssoccer.com/news/articl...resh-start-mls
How did it go for him? He is a nice lad would like to see him do well, as is the other donegal lad acting as his agent.
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And I really love your knockers,I'm a labourer by day,
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Clinton comes off the bench and scores an equaliser for Wednesday. There is life in the old man yet!
http://www.sportinglife.com/football...0.html&BID=165
Plenty of life indeed, I watched the match (which was complete ****e) and he put in an animated performance to say the least.
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Haha, that's actually my article Paul.
He played in an MLS Reserve League match earlier today, coming on as a substitute. His return flight is booked for tomorrow and I'd guess he'll be on the plane, unfortunately.
He was only given a half hour or so as a right midfielder, which didn't seem to suit him at all (his preferred positions are right back or defensive mid).
Maybe I'm reading the situation wrong but I don't think the Whitecaps will be keeping him on.
Shane Robinson scored for Haka in Finland...done alright for himself there.
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Mehmet and Miller star in oz
http://www.melbourneheartfc.com.au/d...splay&id=40901
Walters just won and scored a penalty for Stoke v Wigan. Nearly broke the net with his shot too.
Scored again today
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Paul George on the bench for Celtic tonight
Adam Rooney just inches away from opening his Europa League account following a nice shot off a Marlon King cross.
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Anyone know anything about Tom Carroll of Tottenham? Started midfield for Spurs tonight in the Europa League. Harry Kane also started up front.
"We lost because we didn't win"- Ronaldo
I dont know Worm, I thought his run was all wrong, at first he was going down the line which was silly as they were two on one clean through, albeit near half way, it opened up suddenly, when he did run into the box for the square ball, he stopped to receive, still well outside the near post on a bad angle to the goal percentage wise when shooting, when he could have dragged across another six yards and had a really clear sight of goal, a much easier chance and most likely scored.
I thought his movement was naive and that he panicked, he also had a header in the first half where he should have worked the keeper, not necessarily scored, but hit the target. But it was his first European outing also and great to see him playing that standard
Can never read about him without sniggering, "John Ringo" to myself.
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The Irish involvement doesn't end there. Ryan Lowry managed to find himself on the scoresheet courtesy of an own goal. He's the younger brother of former Ireland under 21 international, Shane.
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