Dated August 15th, from Hull's website:Originally Posted by CraftyToePoke
Hull City boss Phil Parkinson has been hit by the news his captain Damien Delaney is facing a three-month stint on the sidelines after damaging ankle ligaments.
The central defender suffered the injury in training last week which resulted in him missing his first game in two years in Saturday's 2-1 defeat to Derby County at the KC Stadium
Which Lafferty are ye talking about? If its Kyle Lafferty of Burnley he is from the North, the Lafferty lad for Celtic, howvever is Irish afaik
Irish FA website claims him as one of theirs!
http://www.irishfa.com/squad-profile...niel-lafferty/
Indeed--besides the injuries
Man Utd 3-2 Celtic
McGeady started and played 69 minutes, O'Shea came on in the 79th
Leeds 0 - 3 Sunderland
Gary Kelly, Jonathan Douglas, and Paul Butler all played 90 for Leeds, Cunnigham, Miller (scored), Kavanagh (scored), Murphy all played 90 for Sunderland. David Connolly also started, but was replaced by Stephen Elliott on 43 because of an injury (unknown what degree, it was his leg (perhaps hamstring which he hurt last year), I dont think that bad, because I think he walked off on his own). Elliott played 17 minutes before getting hurt (It was his ankle, he had to helped off the pitch...This could be very bad, I hurt my ankle playing basketball 2 years ago and was out for a month and a half), though he managed to score (on a pass from Murphy) in those 17 minutes. Liam Lawrence on in the 80th minute
Accrington 5 - 0 Wrexham
N/A
Torquay 0 - 0 Bristol R
Mickey Evans played 90 for Torquay
Scorers:
Liam Miller (Sunderland)
Graham Kavanagh (Sunderland)
Stephen Elliott (Sunderland)
What Roy Keane had to say about the injuries
Never hurt my thigh, but going over your ankle hurts like a b****
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According to Teamtalk Murphy was "Impressive"!!
Unfortunately, the goal wasnt really as great as this makes it sound, in reality, he was a bit lucky as, at least I think, the keeper really should've done better, though he did make a great run to get into space
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Ah don't ruin a good quote Worm!
Wayne Henderson has asked for a transfer after being dropped for Brighton's last 2 games. It'll be interesting to see if he gets one.
Sunderland vs Leicester next week. Chance for Paddy McCarthy to impress the new Irish B team boss?
Injury update:
Connolly, thigh strain, probably 1 maybe 2 weeks
Elliott no break ligament strain probably 3-4 weeks
Elliott is gone for the Cyprus and the Czechs, which paves the way for Long, Murphy, or maybe Connolly
FC Levadia Tallinn 0 - 1 Newcastle
Given, Carr, Duff, full 90 for Newcastle
SV Salzburg 2 - 2 Blackburn
N/A
Slavia Prague 0 - 1 Tottenham
Keane started and played 79 for Tottenham---his and Doyle's scoring record both have to be worrysome at this point
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I see Nolan made the bench.
Keane was only substitute, replacing Defoe with about 15 minutes left
Always look on the bright side of life
I'm going to open a new thread later with updated lists of players. It's a pity I didn't do it before the seasons started though.
Pady McCarthy on his sides trip to the staduim of light tomorrow
No crisis here
Paddy McCarthy insists there will be no crisis of confidence when he leads Leicester City out against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light tomorrow.
Just as the Wearsiders are going from strength to strength, City are faltering, but the inspirational Irishman is adamant that the visitors are up for the challenge.
"I don't think it is a confidence thing," said City skipper McCarthy, whose side have hit a rocky patch, losing the last two games after putting together a four-match unbeaten run.
"Anyone who watched our game on Tuesday night here would see that we were the better side, but the hardest part of this game is putting the ball in the net.
"We have worked hard on the training ground to try to put that right, and we feel we can go there and get a good result.
"We are not going to make up the numbers, to just be part of the atmosphere with Roy Keane making his home debut as manager. We are going up there to try to win a football match.
"Obviously, he is a massive presence. Plymouth won there earlier in the season and I know a lot has changed since then, but we feel we have a chance."
Not least because the Championship is so even it is accepted that everyone can beat everyone else on any given day - as bottom club Hull showed on Tuesday when they stole a 1-0 win at the Walkers Stadium.
Moreover, there is a tremendous spirit in the City side, even among the strikers who are straining at the leash to bring an end their barren run in front of goal.
Sunderland have a striker problem of their own, but of a different sort.
Former City forward David Connolly, who signed for Sunderland from Wigan recently, and Steve Elliott both suffered injuries in Wednesday's win at Leeds.
That could open the door for Dwight Yorke to resume his career as a striker after being switched to a midfield defensive role by Trinidad & Tobago at the World Cup.
But the main threat to City will be the sheer intensity of the passion from the stands, not to mention Keane on the bench.
Sunderland, who have won their last three games, including two under Keane, will be desperate to give the former Manchester United captain a win on his first home appearance and, on form, they will start favourites
Well then my information was ****
Some bad news for Elliott, hes now out up to 2 months, so no Cyprus, Czechs, or San Marino for him. We are a bit fortunate its these 3 as the only place we wouldve really needed him really is the Czechs, though it is true that we really needed him against Cyprus last time, as he scored our only goal. Connolly is still a couple of weeks
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Bolton 0 - 0 Middlesbrough
N/A
Charlton 0 - 1 Portsmouth
Matt Holland on in the 57th for Charlton
Everton 2 - 2 Wigan
Carsley started and played 60, Kilbane played the full 90
Sheff Utd 1 - 2 Reading
Alan Quinn on at the half for Sheff U, Doyle started and scored for Reading, Stephen Hunt on in the 72nd, Stack and Long unused subs
Watford 0 - 0 Aston Villa
N/A
Barnsley 1 - 0 Wolverhampton
Colgan full 90, Devaney started and subbed out in the 77th, Colin Healy on in the 77th
Birmingham 2 - 2 Ipswich
Colin Doyle unused sub for Birmingham, Alan Lee (scored) and Jonathan Macken started, Macken off in the 81st, Billy Clarke on for him Supple unused sub
Cardiff 4 - 1 Luton
Stephen McPhail full 90 for Cardiff, Flood on in the 81st...Kevin Foley full 90 for Luton
Colchester 2 - 1 QPR
N/A
Coventry 1 - 0 Leeds
Jay Tabb and Michael Doyle started for Coventry, Tabb off in the 74th, Kevin Thornton unused sub...Gary Kelly and Paul Butler full 90, Jonathon Douglas on at half time
Derby 1 - 1 Preston
Sean St. Ledger full 90
Norwich 0 - 1 Crystal Palace
Gary Doherty full 90, Kennedy full 90, Morrison started today, came off in the 73rd
Southampton 1 - 0 Plymouth
N/A
Stoke 0 - 1 Burnley
Adam Rooney on in the 74th, Robert Duggan unused sub...James O'Connor full 90, Chris McCann on in the 87th
Sunderland 1 - 1 Leicester
Graham Kavanagh and Kenny Cunningham full 90, Daryl Murphy started and came off in the 15th minute...he was hurt. He is the 3rd Irish striker for Sunderland to get hurt in 2 games. Liam Miller started and came off in the 65th...Paddy McCarthy full 90, Conrad Logan and Alan Maybury unused subs
West Brom 1 - 1 Southend
Paul McShane full 90...Kevin Maher full 90 for Southend
Blackpool 2 - 2 Oldham
Wes Hoolahan and Ben Burgess full 90 for Blackpool
Bradford 2 - 0 Port Vale
N/A
Brentford 0 - 0 Bournemouth
Kevin O'Connor full 90 for Brentford...Steven Foley full 90 and Leon Best started for Bournemouth, off in the 81st, Shaun Maher unused sub
Brighton 4 - 1 Leyton Orient
Daryl McMahon on in the 46th for Leyton Orient
Bristol City 3 - 1 Chesterfield
Richard Keogh full 90 for Bristol...Barry Roche full 90 for Chesterfield, Colin Larkin started, scored, and was off in the 73rd
Crewe 1 - 0 Millwall
Alan Dunne full 90 for Millwall
Gillingham 3 - 1 Swansea
Gary Mulligan started and was off after 60 for Gillingham...Thomas Butler on in the 55th for Swansea
Huddersfield 2 - 3 Yeovil
Michael Collins full 90 for Huddersfield, John McAliskey unused sub
Northampton 1 - 3 Tranmere
N/A
Nottm Forest 0 - 0 Carlisle
John Thompson on in the 85th for Forest...Peter Murphy full 90 for Carlisle
Rotherham 0 - 0 Doncaster Rovers
David Worrell full 90 for Roterham, Richie Partridge started and came off in the 57th, Michael Keane replaced him (in the 57th)...James O'Connor full 90, Paul Heffernan started and came off in the 85th
S****horpe 1 - 0 Cheltenham
Joe Murphy and Ian Morris full 90 for S****horpe, Andy Keogh came on in the 74th and scored, Cliff Byrne unused sub
Accrington Stanley 2 - 1 Boston Utd
Michael Welch on in the 84th, Robert Elliot unused sub...Richie Ryan unused sub
Barnet 2 - 3 Notts County
Barry Cogan started and came off in the 66th for Barnet
Chester 0 - 2 Grimsby
N/A
Darlington 1 - 1 Bristol Rovers
Michael Cummins full 90, Barry Conlon started and came off in the 74th
Hartlepool 0 - 3 Shrewsbury
Willy Boland and Gary Liddle full 90 for Hartlepool, Jon Daly started, scored and own goal, and came off in the 61st
Hereford 1 - 0 Bury
Brian Barry-Murphy unused sub for Bury
Lincoln City 2 - 3 Milton Keynes Dons
Colin Cryan unused sub for Lincoln...Keith Andrews full 90 for Milton Keynes
Rochdale 0 - 2 Wycombe
N/A
Stockport 5 - 2 Wrexham
N/A
Swindon 0 - 1 Peterborough
N/A
Torquay 1 - 0 Mansfield
Micky Evans full 90 for Torquay...Alan Sheehan full 90 for Mansfield, Stephen Dawson on in the 62nd
Walsall 2 - 0 Macclesfield
Rene Gilmartin unused sub for Walsall
Celtic 1 - 0 Dunfermline
McGeady on in the 63rd
Falkirk 0 - 2 Aberdeen
Anthony Stokes, Patrick Cregg, Stephen O'Donnell full 90...Gary Dempsey full 90 and scored
Inverness CT 0 - 0 Dundee Utd
Noel Hunt on in the 46th for Dundee
St Mirren 0 - 1 Kilmarnock
David van Zanten full 90 for St Mirren
Scorers:
Kevin Doyle (Reading)
Alan Lee (Ipswich)
Colin Larkin (Chesterfield)
Andy Keogh (S****horpe)
Last edited by theworm2345; 16/09/2006 at 9:14 PM.
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Thanks for that mate..fantastic round up.Hope things get better for a lot of the Irish lads between injuries and their teams not doing so well.
New thread here for the new season:
http://foot.ie/showthread.php?t=41499
worm - keep up the good work!You could probably put that round up in the new thread.
Last edited by eirebhoy; 17/09/2006 at 1:44 PM.
I think Jim O'Brien was on the bench for Celtic.
Anyone see Andy Keogh's goal. Quality.
Just saw Billy Clarke's goal from midweek. OK, keeper may have saved it but great run & shot.
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