Neil, the style of Spurs play and the attacking flair players they have ensure that many more chances are presented to Keane than to Doyle. I wonder what there respective percentage rates are with regards to shots/goals.
According to opta Robbie Keane's Conversion rate (22%) is behind only Nicholas Anelka (25%) Not sure what Doyle's is
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doyle and keane are both top quality and it will be up to our next manager to get them working together as a unit. would rather have a big quinn type player up front with one or other of them but we dont so we will have to get these two firing together.
havent seen a huge amt of doyle this season but what i have seen has impressed me. chelsea would be a bad move to me and he should stay at reading
I must say that Keane and Doyle were very good together in Cardiff, they worked as a pair. This was due in my opinion to Don Givens working with them in training. Just goes to show that Staunton did not do anything in the training sessions.
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im the gaffer , im the boss and my cone layout techniques are nothing to be laughed at, took me years at walsall to figure it out
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doyle to villa, could it happen sky sports have reported it, maybe wouldnt be such a bad move, martin oneill would help him and villa are a team on the up, look solid, just need a goalscorer.
We control by attitudes positive mental attitudes not by rules.
colin doyle? michael doyle? billy doyle*?
*I doubt the local shop owner at home is on his way to villa, but you never know.
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Saw that rumour from The Telegraph. Guardian says Villa is looking at Defoe.
I think Doyle plays very similarly to Larsson and would do well under O'Neill. He's building a decent side at Villa, but would he be an automatic starter with Carew and Agbonlahor there?
id say a manager like O'Neill would get the best out of Doyle..Id like to see him there..for me carew is a spent force, both yooung and agbonlathor arent goalscorers, doyle would be a perfect centre forward in a three pronged attack of Young, Doyle, Agbonlathor
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Would rather a move to villa than chelsea.. hasnt been a quality irishman there since the heady townsend houghton stan mcgrath and erm cascarino days
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If it happens I think it would be an ideal move for both Doyle and Villa.As stated by others, O'Neil is a good manager and is slowly getting a good team together.Kevin would flourish, particularly with his great heading ability at the end of good crosses from Ashley Young.......and We would obviously benefit from Doyle's progression
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I wouldn't mind this, he's definitely good enough to play for Villa, and it would hopefully mean a chance for Long to establish himself as a Reading starter.
That said, I'd be happy enough if he stayed with Reading.
It'd certainly be a good move for him. Lita and Kitson are probably better than what Villa have up front, never mind Doyle.
I see Man City are linked with Podolski for a reported price of €15m. imo Doyle's just as good and I'd love to see him play for a team like City. He'd be playing as a lone striker in a very creative team and it would at least give us a bit of variety away from the 4-4-2.
As a Villa supporter it would be great to have an Irishman in the team again. I reckon he would start. I like Carew but he seems injury prone and never lasts to full 90 minutes. Agbonlahor is a wide player for Villa. Himself and Young play either side of Carew - 4-3-3 / 4-5-1. Its a formation that works but i'd like another striker added to the mix, maybe leave out a central midfield player, i.e. Petrov whose been very poor for Villa.I think Doyle plays very similarly to Larsson and would do well under O'Neill. He's building a decent side at Villa, but would he be an automatic starter with Carew and Agbonlahor there?
He certainly sucked Richard Dunne silly 3 or 4 weeks ago and generally regarded to have won that battle.
Carew is a first choice, a fans favourite and a quintessential line leader.
At best Doyle would be used to replace the oft injured Carew.
June 5th 2002 Ibaraki
...yes?
"Well I think they'll be a little disappointed with that" - Matt Holland on TV3 after 5-2 drubbing by Cyprus
Ibaraki was a chance he took in an instant - purely instinctive. He had more time to think against Lehmann, and that's where Robbie is less than convincing. Fine player mind you and a very impressive goalscorer. One on one's and headers aren't his best skills though his finish in Cardiff was superb.
Just on that point: has anyone noticed Eduardo's goals for Arsenal recently? Now that's composure in a one on one situation.
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