Yes, one of those two yarders he was told he wasn't getting enough of early in his career and that he was told he was getting too many of later in his careerOriginally Posted by tetsujin1979
According to Tim Nash (the Wolverhampton Wanderers correspondent for the UK midlands-based Express & Star newspaper), Robbie has secured an early release from his contract in India (which was set to conclude in March anyway) and is on his way back to promotion-chasing Wolves for the rest of the season: https://twitter.com/TimNash_1/status/948683533077315584
Watched the Kolkota game this morning.Robbie hasn't lost his instinct for goal and gee it was obvious what we were missing in WC qualifying. I had a feeling of nostalgia and loss while watching this game. Robbie was not working back to midfield as he often did for Ireland, probably a combination of age and humidity. It would be great to watch him regularly and where it all started.
Dan McDonnell said in the Indo today that Robbie is already cutting an unpopular figure at ATK after he took off home for a Christmas break.
This is a much more fitting swan song (if it is his last 6 months as a player) if he can manage a few goals as there is serious ammunition in that Wolves team and they're already fairly sure of promotion.
A Championship title to add to his League Cup and MLS medals would be nice alright, not to mention the prestigious Carling Nations Cup win of course.
Wolves are already in the process of adding cover for their main striker Leo Bonatini though - http://www.skysports.com/football/ne...-from-valencia
It mentions in the same piece that they're looking for cover for Matt Doherty also.
He looks like a more long term signing though this Rafael Mir.
Sky Sports now pouring cold water on it that he has no get out clause. Shame.
DID YOU NOTICE A SIGN OUTSIDE MY HOUSE...?
Sheringham sacked as ATK manager; Keane to be instated as caretaker for the last game.
We are truly in a CM01/02 future...
His fourth goal in the last three games, and his sixth of the season. Positively Sammo-esque.
Though ATK have lost seven of their last eight, and are outside the play-offs.
UAE could well be former Liverpool star Robbie Keane's next destination - as player or coach
Also played in the "Match of Friendship" game in Dubai at the weekend, a four a side promotional game for the World Cup which finished 11-11: https://www.thenational.ae/sport/foo...tures-1.721940Keane attended last Thursday’s President’s Cup quarter-final between Fujairah and Al Ain on invitation from Fujairah manager Diego Maradona.
Asked if he could consider extending his playing career in the UAE, he said he "would never say never".
"It’s certainly something that would interest me, of course. I always keep my options open. As I said, it’s a place I’m very, very used to," he said.
“I got invited to go along by Diego to watch the game. It was good to see him and he invited me for dinner. We’ll see what the future holds.”
If you really want to watch the "game", it's on YouTube
Trust me, you don't
I wonder what's the odds that Stephen Bradley gets the boot at Shamrock Rovers and a Keane/Duff partnership takes over there?
https://kesslereffect.bandcamp.com/album/kepler - New music. It's not that bad.
If you want to waste your money on something that will never happen I'm sure you could find decent odds.
Sure I do that betting on Harps to win the league every year..
https://kesslereffect.bandcamp.com/album/kepler - New music. It's not that bad.
Still amazes me that so many in Ireland questioned his abilities....
Legend of an Irishman
In total, Keane scored 126 Premier League goals for six different clubs, which ranks him as the thirteenth-most successful goalscorer in the history of the Premier League.
Keane scored a total of 68 goals for the Republic of Ireland national team over an 18-year international career, making him the all-time record Irish scorer. His 146 caps makes him their highest appearance-maker. Keane is the joint fourth-highest scoring European of all-time, and the only player in the history of world football to have scored at least one international goal in 19 consecutive years.[3] He is also the all-time top scorer in European Championship qualification matches. Keane was Ireland's top scorer at the 2002 FIFA World Cup with three goals as they reached the last 16, and also played at UEFA Euro 2012and UEFA Euro 2016.
And the vast majority of us here had the privilege to see him playing in the flesh. The term "legend" is bandied about so freely these days I would suggest he is something far above that.
Just think of all the joyous moments he gave us. His open love for playing for Ireland, which is so valuable a template for the next generation and thereafter.
Personally, I remember being a teenager and seeing him being interviewed while he was at Coventry. They asked him who he was playing against next week, and he hesitated before replying with the cheeky grin and enthusiasm which has never deserted him, "Eh.....I dunno.....but I'll probably score against them!"
A young man still marvelling at, and coming to terms with, his own, incredible, talent. He was a joy and an inspiration then, and remains so today.
That's how I feel about him, anyhow.
Simply calling him Ireland's record scorer massively understates his achievements in a green shirt as he scored eight goals more than the next three highest goalscorers combined!
Zlatan Ibrahimovic: LA Galaxy lose 3-2 to Houston to miss out on MLS play-off
LA Galaxy never failed to reach the play offs when Robbie was at the helm.
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There was a show on SKY recently where Gary Neville was talking to Keane about his career. Some of the highlights clips were unreal.
But the important part of that interview came at the end when he said that Niall Quinn was the player he liked best to play along beside and all that ever really mattered to him was pulling on the green jersey. Ni feicid a leitheid aris.
Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.
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