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    other way round pete
    started terribly when he was brought into the el
    this season he's more than made up for it

    single handedly destroyed the drogs midfield in our last league meeting - made them look mugs all on his - finest midfield display ive seen in a long time - can be inconsistent though

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    Quote Originally Posted by wws
    other way round pete
    started terribly when he was brought into the el
    this season he's more than made up for it

    single handedly destroyed the drogs midfield in our last league meeting - made them look mugs all on his - finest midfield display ive seen in a long time - can be inconsistent though
    Given almost no tv coverage I suppose we all judging opposition players on reputation as can't tell current form from couple of games a year. e.g. Hunt

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    Quote Originally Posted by patsh
    An all eL Irish team should be entered into the Olympic competition.
    Anyone know if we enter a team at all?
    I don't think we qualify. They send the Euro U21 champion (or Italy, as it's usually known) and tow or three other teams. I think we'd have to win the Euros, or at least get to the semis, to have a chance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by John83
    I don't think we qualify. They send the Euro U21 champion (or Italy, as it's usually known) and tow or three other teams. I think we'd have to win the Euros, or at least get to the semis, to have a chance.
    Yeah, it's the four semi finals from the U21 competition that UEFA put forward for the olympics, though if the Olympics is held in europe as it was this year, the host nation automatically goes in and it's the finalists plus third place play-off winners in the Olympics.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tiktok
    Yeah, it's the four semi finals from the U21 competition that UEFA put forward for the olympics, though if the Olympics is held in europe as it was this year, the host nation automatically goes in and it's the finalists plus third place play-off winners in the Olympics.
    Hmmmm.... thats a bit of a balls.
    A competition like the Olympics would be a great arena for an eL team.
    Outside of that load of sh*te semi-pro thingy, is there any decent international competition that an eL team could enter?

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    Quote Originally Posted by patsh
    Hmmmm.... thats a bit of a balls.
    A competition like the Olympics would be a great arena for an eL team.
    Outside of that load of sh*te semi-pro thingy, is there any decent international competition that an eL team could enter?
    Concacaf? We should be fairly competative there!

    Seriously, I don't know of any.
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    Devine (cork)

    Dillon(longford)
    Palmer(rovers)
    Gartland(longford)
    Heary(shels)

    Baker(longford)
    Moore(shels)
    S Byrne(shels)
    Kearney(cork)

    J Byrne(shels)
    Crowe(bohs)

    May be a few eyebrows raised at that one but its based on current league form. My advice would be watch graham gartland, he is an outstanding centre half

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    Mine would be;

    Williams (Shels)

    Dillon (LTFC)
    Grey (Drogs)
    Rogers (Shels)
    Murphy (Cork)

    Cahill (Shels)
    S Byrne (Shels)
    Moore (Shels)
    Robinson (Rovers)

    Murphy (Waterford)
    J Byrne (Shels)

    Subs: Gartland (LTFC) would be first choice on form but he hasnt played that much this season because of injury, Bruton (Waterford), Baker (LTFC), Devine (Cork), Palmer (Rovers)..

    Maybe a slight bias but then again I do watch them every week and dont see as much of the others
    Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.

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    Thumbs up

    Williams(Shels)GK
    Dillon(Longford) DL/CB I cant understand why everybody bar the town fans is ommitting him
    Grey(Drogs)CB
    Palmer CB
    Heary DR
    Cahill ML
    DOYLE(Cork)MR
    Hoolahan CM
    Fitzgerald(Longford)CM
    Murphy(Waterford)SC
    Byrne SC

    Subs: Devine,Paisley,O'Brien,Baker, S Byrne(I cant put every Shels player in so im going for fitzgerald)

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    Devine(Cork)
    Murphy(Cork)
    Rogers(Shels)
    O'Connor(Drogheda)
    Heary(Shels)
    Cahill(Shels)
    O'Brien(Cork)
    Hoolahan(Shels)
    Doyle(Cork)
    Byrne(Shels)
    O'Brien(Drogheda)

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    Some people seem to have misread the original question. Williams and Rogers are Welsh and English respectively - so, THEY DON'T QUALIFY.

    In relation to the Olympic thing, in the 80's the Olympic qualifying tournament was contested by an LOI team. I remember going to Dalymount in the mid-eighties and seeing France beaten 3-0.(Or maybe it was only 2, the memory's a bit hazy) Mick Bennet of Waterford got a couple I think. Mick Neville played, as did Paul Doolin as far as I can remember..

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    Quote Originally Posted by patsh
    An all eL Irish team should be entered into the Olympic competition.
    Anyone know if we enter a team at all?
    we don't enter and i actually sent that idea as a suggestion to the Olympic council of ireland months ago.

    still waiting for a response

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    We do enter the Olympics - the U21 campaign last time out acted as an Olympic qualifier. We didn't qualify.

    We haven't played in them since 1948. Only time before that was 1924 in Paris.

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    Rogers

    Heary, Palmer, Hawkins, Danny Murphy
    Kevin Doyle, S. Byrne, O'Callaghan, Moore
    J. Byrne, Molloy
    Oh no not them again

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    the young fella playing with bohs against cork right midfield (Bobby Ryan is it??) looked very impressive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eastcork
    (Bobby Ryan is it??) looked very impressive.
    he looked kinda hideously ugly to me

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    3-4-1-2

    Devine
    Heary Palmer Murphy
    Hoolahan Moore Hunt Cahill
    O'Callaghan
    Crowe Doyle

    Subs: Connor, Fenn, J Byrne, S Byrne, Hawkins
    Champions!

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    Devine(gk)
    O.Heary(rb)
    D.Byrne(lb)
    Hawkins(cb)
    Foley(cb)
    Cahill(lm)
    Fahey(rm)
    Hunt(cm)
    Ndo(cm)
    O'Flynn(F)
    Byrne(f)

    Subs:Williams(gk),Minnock(lb),Moore(f),Crowe(f),Ry an(rm)
    Come On You Saints!!!

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    a few of ye have hunt in your teams

    wasnt hunt born in england

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    At a bit of a disadvantage as I've only seen 7 or 8 premier matches this year but here's my team anyway.

    GK - Devine (Cork)
    DL - Murphy (Cork)
    DR - Heary (Shels)
    DC - Foley (Pats)
    DC - Harris (Shels)
    ML - Cahill (Shels)
    MR - Fahey (Pats)
    MC - Hoolahan (Shels)
    MC - Hunt (Bohs)
    FC - Byrne (Shels)
    FC - Crowe (Bohs)
    Quote Originally Posted by thecorner
    a few of ye have hunt in your teams

    wasnt hunt born in england
    He was but I think he qualifies for an Irish passport because he's been living here for so long and could play for Ireland as he hasn't been capped for England.
    We're not arrogant, we're just better.

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