Does he get a thread now that he's playing in a proper league?
Scored on his first start for Hibs today (against Cowdenbeath in the Cup) and seemed to be well involved in things generally going by the BBC report.
Hibs only won 3-2, but it was Fenlon's first win since taking over. And they can still kind of mock their local rivals Hearts, who scraped by Auchinleck Talbot 1-0 at home.
From what I saw earlier after checking out the Hibs forum, he's already a club legend
The fans seem to be completely focused on how bad the club's back four and midfield are, so both Doyle and Fenlon should have a good amount of time / opportunity to settle.
http://www.hibeesbounce.com/forum/showthread.php?110848-Doyle
Very positive stuff. Another forum was quite positive about his prospects upon him signing, saying that Griffiths was too raw and not SPL quality. Doyle will get plenty more opportunities beside an experienced striker like Garry O'Connor. Hopefully he makes the most of it.
Well, this footballer has agreed to join up with old boss Paul Cook in League Two next season, even though Hibs had apparently offered a new contract.
Like practically everyone at Hibs, Doyle had a decent enough first half of the season before tailing off after Christmas. I'm not surprised by his stats, but was kind of surprised by how well he took some of his goals (his Hibs goals were better than the ones he would typically get in the LOI - think he missed a few 'easy' chances too though).
Might still have a part to play for Hibs in the cup.
Last edited by freewheel30; 10/04/2013 at 5:34 PM.
A big step down in my opinion. I know there's more coverage nationally and locally in England for League Two football, in the shop window, FA cup/League cup etc...but League Two is a very poor standard at the minute.
Doyle has adapted well to League One. 8 goals in 7 games now (7 goals in 6 league games).
He has completed a hat-trick as high-flying Chesterfield lead Scunthorpe 3-1.
He held his nerve to score from the penalty spot after missing an earlier penalty.
Last edited by TheOneWhoKnocks; 13/09/2014 at 3:37 PM.
Hes got the hattrick now
Top of the goal charts by 2. He's well poised at 7 to exceed his L2 tally of 11 once he stays injury free.
Just found out about his hat-trick watching the football league show.
Former prolific goalscorer Paddy Madden getting a goal for Sc*nthorpe in thei 4-1 defeat.
I was just think that Doyle and Dave Mooney would be worth a look in a couple of friendly matches. We've nothing to lose.
has bagged himself another goal this eve
Another hat-trick, finished 3-3. That brings him to 10 for the season.
Another hattrick!
Wow surely you jest!!!?
Call him up!!!
How often do we see back to back hattricks?
Time to search the record books!
Last edited by tricky_colour; 16/09/2014 at 11:49 PM.
The Only 5 Premier League Players to Have Scored Consecutive Hat Tricks
Hat trick of Hat tricks earns Darndale’s English an Amateur International call up
Darndale FC’s James English has received a late call up to the Ireland Amateur side for the double header against England in Whitehall this coming Thursday and Saturday.
The former Kilbarrack Utd striker took a risky move dropping down to Premier C this season to play for his local club Darndale, but his explosive start to the season with 11 goals, including three hat tricks in a row has caught the attention of Gerry Smith as he finalises his squad for the upcoming UEFA Regions Cup. English’s start to this season has been superb as he scored back to back hat tricks against Brookfield Celtic as well as another against Finglas Celtic in recent games. The classy striker already has one cap to his name having made his Junior International debut against Northern Ireland in June 2013. Speaking to the JSP, English’s manager at Darndale Mark Field said “Its massive for the club. He is the first player ever to represent the Irish team through Darndale. I spoke with James earlier and he is delighted for himself and he is delighted for the club. Its a great achievement for himself and the club and we wish him all the best.”
http://thejuniorsoccerportal.info/ha...national-call/
Stokes did it for Falkirk
On 16 September 2014, Doyle scored his second hat-trick in back to back games, a feat never previously recorded at Chesterfield.
And was called up for Ireland 3 months later.Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
San Marino however, proved a tougher nut to crack.
Perhaps worth noting Eoin is 26 same age as Stokes!
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