QuoteRecent quote from an interview with Niall Burdon in a French newspaper - "En Irelande le football ca ressemble a des matches de Ping Pong."
Dave Mooney with 2 goals for the O's today in a 5-1 win.
I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.
Recent quote from an interview with Niall Burdon in a French newspaper - "En Irelande le football ca ressemble a des matches de Ping Pong."
What else did he expect when he signed for Alan Matthews?
if you want to see the collection of goal by Irish players, the playlists will be added to this page automatically - http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/Blog?tag=goals
Kyle McFadden given one year extension at Norwich: http://www.donegalnow.com/sp/article...donegal_player
http://www.independent.ie/sport/socc...-30196839.html
Richie Towell headhunted by Barnsley and Charlton; Georgie Poynton interesting Middlesbrough and Leicester.
My first thoughts were fair play to him for skippering his club's under 21 side at 18 years of age. That quickly gave way to me thinking that is some beard for an 18 year-old.Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
you had to go and jinx it, didn't you??
from https://twitter.com/KyleMc4/statuses/457281542998745088
Just had a clean shave, no more beard!!
He's finished. RIP Kyle
Story doing the rounds today that Arsenal are in for the latest and greatest product from the Southampton academy. The kid goes by the name of Slattery...
What is it to us? He's English.
That's a rather abrupt response if you don't mind me saying.
Hourihane and Doyle on the scoresheet for Plymouth and Chesterfield in League Two. Plymouth are probably out of contention for a playoff spot but Chesterfield could seal promotion today depending on how the Fleetwood result goes.
Noe Baba and Dean O'Halloran both came off the bench against Chelsea in the first leg of the FA Youth Cup final last night: http://www.thefa.com/news/competitio...-report-280414
O'Halloran had a hand in the second and third goals in a 3-2 win for Fulham
I didn't know it last night, but the game was on ITV4 and so will the second leg next week
Just noticed Kevin Feely (Charlton, ex-Bohs) got his first senior goal for Newport today, a goal which helped deny Rochdale the title. Barry Corr scored for Southend while Conor Hourihane got two as Plymouth drew 3-3 with Portsmouth.
Hourihane has 9 in 53 for the season now; club captain too. Wouldn't be surprised to see bigger teams come calling in the summer. Jimmy Keohane netted a cracker for Exeter; 3 in his last 5 games now . In L1 David Mooney netted his 21st of the season which makes him leading Irish goalscorer in England for the season; a cracker too. He also got a classy assist for one of their other goals. I must say I have been thoroughly impressed with him every time I have seen him. His goals are always class. Hopefully Leyton Orient go up.
Graham Kavanagh began his managerial career with a relegation at Carlisle when Wolves beat them 3-0 today, it was almost settled for some weeks but the maths took it to the last day.
Great call on Hourihane he has had 3 full seasons I think playing every week since leaving sunderland. Has technical ability to play championship
Nice to see Jimmy Keohane carving out a solid career for himself. Himself and Pat Hoban went over to Bristol City at the same time and both only lasted one year before being released. Hoban has 6 goals from 11 games so far for Dundalk this season and Keohane had a slow start to his Exeter career but appears now to have established himself.
Appearance stats for April 2014: http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/
The player with the most bookings is a bit of a surprise
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