QuoteCan't find a copy in any newsagents.
What positions in the list were the other eL players and was the list made up of non-(English)league players?
Seen the Gamble one & seemed accurate enough.
Fahy - set pieces, Yes, but pace?
Can't find a copy in any newsagents.
What positions in the list were the other eL players and was the list made up of non-(English)league players?
City definetly have the best bands playing at half-time.
O'Bama - "Eerah yeah, I'd say we can alright!"
G.O'Mahoney Trapattoni'll sort ém out!!
They weren't ranked as such, just listed by positions on the pitch.Originally Posted by Risteard
It covered all over Europe, majority based in England.
Incidentally, elsewhere in FourFourTwo there's an interview with Alastair Campbell.
"...we [Burnley] had to win at Scunthorpe on the last day to go up, I was determined to go. But we were in Belfast, bogged down by the peace talks. In the end I made my excuses and I felt so guilty about it. I could see Tony staring through me from the other end of the table. We went up, so it was worth it, but I found out later that the talks would have broken up in time anyway - Bertie Ahern had tickets to Man Utd."
A leading authority on League of Ireland football since 2003. You're probably wrong.
Ha, that's a brilliant quote.
City definetly have the best bands playing at half-time.
O'Bama - "Eerah yeah, I'd say we can alright!"
G.O'Mahoney Trapattoni'll sort ém out!!
Maybe we could add that to the intro section eL here. I think that fairly sums up many eL fans opinions.Incidentally, elsewhere in FourFourTwo there's an interview with Alastair Campbell.
"...we [Burnley] had to win at Scunthorpe on the last day to go up, I was determined to go. But we were in Belfast, bogged down by the peace talks. In the end I made my excuses and I felt so guilty about it. I could see Tony staring through me from the other end of the table. We went up, so it was worth it, but I found out later that the talks would have broken up in time anyway - Bertie Ahern had tickets to Man Utd."
Bertie, should be sacked as Taoiseach, for jeopardising the peace process to go to an ENGLISH Premiership game .Incidentally, elsewhere in FourFourTwo there's an interview with Alastair Campbell.
"...we [Burnley] had to win at Scunthorpe on the last day to go up, I was determined to go. But we were in Belfast, bogged down by the peace talks. In the end I made my excuses and I felt so guilty about it. I could see Tony staring through me from the other end of the table. We went up, so it was worth it, but I found out later that the talks would have broken up in time anyway - Bertie Ahern had tickets to Man Utd."
Beauriful. A non-elected English member of back-room political staff feels guilty for slipping away form the peace process talks to watch his unfashionable local team gain promotion.Incidentally, elsewhere in FourFourTwo there's an interview with Alastair Campbell.
"...we [Burnley] had to win at Scunthorpe on the last day to go up, I was determined to go. But we were in Belfast, bogged down by the peace talks. In the end I made my excuses and I felt so guilty about it. I could see Tony staring through me from the other end of the table. We went up, so it was worth it, but I found out later that the talks would have broken up in time anyway - Bertie Ahern had tickets to Man Utd."
Then finds out they were due to finish early anyway, so the electd leader of he Irish people at those talks could himself slope-off to watch an English team play football in Manchester..
Shameful.....
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