Squad just announced: Taylor, Carroll, Capaldi, Hughes, McCartney....
I'm sorry, I'm sorry ...I couldn't resist. The other thread's getting fairly intense. Thought I'd lighten the mood. Aplologies again.![]()
So does anyone know when the B Squad will be announced, or is the game not going a head now?
Squad just announced: Taylor, Carroll, Capaldi, Hughes, McCartney....
I'm sorry, I'm sorry ...I couldn't resist. The other thread's getting fairly intense. Thought I'd lighten the mood. Aplologies again.![]()
" I wish to God that someone would be able to block out the voices in my head for five minutes, the voices that scream, over and over again: "Why do they come to me to die?"
Yet more excellence from the redoubtable Mr. Ritchie.
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Not sure, dont forget the U21's are playing the same night in Athlone.
Probably some EL players in the squad but maybe Cork lads wont be risked.
Can't see any of the senior squad included but the first name on the sheet will probably be Alan O'Brien![]()
What about:
Wayne Henderson
Barry Murphy
Ian Harte
Shane Long
Mark Yeates
Kevin Foley
Darren Potter
Martin Rowlands
Andy Keogh
Derek Geary
Alex Bruce
Joe O'Cearuill
Sean St.Ledger
Stephen Elliott
Jason Gavin
Eamon Zayed
Roy O'Donovan
Last edited by Superhoops; 07/11/2007 at 7:07 PM.
Honest! I am not a secret Tim nor a closet Sham - I really am a Seagull.
Please God none of our lads will be called up to this joke match.
add that guy from Plymouth to that list....Chuck whatshisname?
"Well I think they'll be a little disappointed with that" - Matt Holland on TV3 after 5-2 drubbing by Cyprus
Drogheda Duo Called up to “B” International Squad to Face Scotland
The pair have been rewarded for their part in helping Drogheda United clinch their first ever eircom League of Ireland title this season.
Also included in the squad are Birmingham City’s Colin Doyle and Ipswich Town defender, Alex Bruce who featured for the Republic of Ireland senior side for last summer’s trip to the USA where they played Ecuador and Bolivia.
“This upcoming B international friendly against Scotland is a considerable opportunity for every member of this 18-man squad. From our first “B” international last November, there are eight players who featured that night who received full senior international caps in both EURO 2008 qualification and international friendlies,” said Devlin.
Pat Devlin stated, “It is always a difficult task to narrow an international squad down to 18 as we have a big pool of talented players, moving forward, I think it is important that we continue working on extending the “B” International schedule because at senior international level, sometimes you do not get the opportunity to blood young players, we now have that chance to give vital experience to these lads.”
“There’s a good mix of players in the squad, we have players from the English Premier League and Championship, the Scottish Premier League and of course two from the eircom league of Ireland,” added Devlin.
“B” International Friendly
Scotland v Republic of Ireland
Tuesday, November 20th 2007
Excelsior Stadium, Airdrie
Kick-off: 7.45 pm
Republic of Ireland Squad
Colin Doyle - Birmingham City
Dan Connor - Drogheda United
Alex Bruce - Ipswich Town
Graham Gartland - Drogheda United
Kevin Foley - Wolves
Sean Dillon - Dundee United
Jim Goodwin - Scunthorpe
Michael Doyle - Coventry City
Jay Tabb - Coventry City
Glenn Whelan - Sheffield Wednesday
Wes Hoolahan - Blackpool
David Bell - Luton Town
Caleb Folan - Hull City
Roy O’ Donovan - Sunderland
Mark Yeates - Colchester
Noel Hunt - Dundee United
Jon Walters - Ipswich
Stephen Ward - Wolves
Strange squad, no left back and 6 strikers.
Looks like Steve Staunton is now the manager of the B Squad.
In Trap we trust
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Alex Bruce - Ipswich Town
Graham Gartland - Drogheda United
Kevin Foley - Wolves
Sean Dillon - Dundee United
Jim Goodwin - Scunthorpe
Midfielders
Michael Doyle - Coventry City
Jay Tabb - Coventry City
Glenn Whelan - Sheffield Wednesday
Wes Hoolahan - Blackpool
David Bell - Luton Town (can play left black too)
Forwards
Caleb Folan - Hull City
Roy O’ Donovan - Sunderland
Mark Yeates - Colchester
Noel Hunt - Dundee United
Jon Walters - Ipswich
Stephen Ward - Wolves
Seems lopsided alright. No way is Dan Connor the best keeper in the league
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Yeah I know I am biased but Muphy at Bohs is fantastic and Rovers keeper and Pats Keeper are good too, All bettter than Connor.
In Trap we trust
Jim Goodwin's a midfielder.
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