Carr's gone.. Anyone else want to follow him. Now's the time. I don't care if it's a European playing regular or not. If anyone's only half interested let them walk now. I won't post anything like when Gary Kelly or Dean Keily reitred. I just want the dead wood out. I'd sooner have a team of Football league players or dare I say it 11 Kevin Kilbanes busting a gut for me as a fan, than some of those moaning side stepping oul wans.
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Carr Retires.... Again
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What's your source?
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"Retiring" twice from international football.
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Don't let the door injure you AGAIN on the way out Stephen!!
Originally Posted by Tuff Paddy
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Was a great player for about 3 years when he was one of the finest fulll backs in Europe but then injury and grumpiness took over and he has been shocking for the last 5 years.
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Originally Posted by NeilMcD
I wonder if this will takeover from the "Metartarsal" as the new Designer Football Injury..?
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Good riddance to him and hope he enjoys his ''retirement'' and no better place to do that NUFC. Originally Posted by Sligo Hornet
I wonder if this will takeover from the "Metartarsal" as the new Designer Football Injury..?Marge: Homer, the plant called. They said if you don't show up tomorrow don't bother showing up on Monday.
Homer: Woo-hoo. Four-day weekend
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Never turned up for Ireland. Used to play great for Spurs has been **** for Newcastle thought.
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Good summary, NMcD. As a Spurs fan, I can only conclude that the "grumpiness" derives from his getting big headed after his early success with Spurs, then expecting everyone to kiss his ass, even after injury and loss of form meant he was now only mediocre (at best). And eventually having to go to Newcastle, when Man U were formerly very keen, can't have helped his humour, either. Originally Posted by NeilMcD
I can't comment on his ROI career, but for all that our defence is currently shocking, I don't know of any Spurs fans who would have Carr back - even if he offered to play for nothing! -
He is finished anyway and wont have a role under Big Sam in Newcastle
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Do you keep forgetting that you already posted in this thread? Originally Posted by Tuff Paddy
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Tuff Paddy - the Eamon Dunphy of foot.ie
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what age was he when he first packed it in for us and who was in charge?
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Does anyone know what Tuff Paddy thinks about Stephen Carr. Trying to find his views but can't seem to find them anywhere
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Who cares?
What always amazed me was the fact that international managers played him before Finnan after Finnans outstanding Japanese World Cup."You'll not see nothing like the Shelbourne team" -
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
Does anyone know what Tuff Paddy thinks about Stephen Carr. Trying to find his views but can't seem to find them anywhere...sadly your humour seems to have been overlooked
Tact is for people who are not witty enough to be sarcastic
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YR Yorkshire Relish gets my vote. Originally Posted by jmurphyc
Quoting years at random since 1975
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Good riddance anyway. I'd pick Finnan, J.O'Brien and Kelly ahead of him anyway. ****ed off at how he always gets the nod over finnan at right back who is pushed out to the left.
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A career where the quality of his play went in the opposite direction to the size of his pay packet.
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I won't miss him. After he left Spurs he just wasn't the same player. He's on the wrong side of thirty now so it's time to move on. Finnan will be our first choice right back until the 2010 World Cup anyway.
