I'm starting to actually like Delaney now.....how bizarre
I've been saying that Keane should shut his treacherous Cork mouth for a long time now....bitter spiteful individual, especially having a go at Shay Given for "gathering caps". Playing in friendlies is not something to be mocked but applauded.
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" 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?"
Delaney was probably right in what he said but defending himself by taking a cut at Sunderland's league position and signings is petty.
See, the problem with this is that Delaney didn't try to defend the FAI - he just whined at Sunderland and basically said "Who are you to comment when you're doing so badly?". If instead he'd addressed Keane's claims, it would have been a proper reply; instead, it sounded like petty, uncommendable bitching.
However, as per usual with this site, I think the key of the issue is in a post ignored by everyone -
You must be new to following Ireland if you genuinely thought thatWe could have had JC himself in charge and we would never have come out of those games with 6 points.
Next up: Reporter: "Roy, isn't it a disgrace the price of pigs in Kilmallock?"
Roy: "It's to do with the slow down in the Gloooooobal economy like and....."
Mr. Soundbite Man.
Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.
Yeah I remember those spiteful comments, he also questioned Patrick Viera's patriotism by playing for France to which Viera correctly pointed out that Keane is the last person in the world that should be questioning anyones patriotism, he has always being full of BS, took Eamo long enough to figure that one out though
No we werent I was against the appointment of Staunton from the start and I was going mad when he got the job. However once he was in the job, I decided I was not going to annoy myself every day by giving out about him and supported the team but he should never have got the job and once the campaign was over I wanted him to go. I did not agree he should have been sacked after 3 games like some on here wanted but he was the wrong man for the job and I said it at the time.
Thanks for calling me a cham by the way, whatever that is.
In Trap we trust
Don't fall for bill's wind ups. I think he'd be hard pushed to find anyone who supported Delaney's world class appointment. However, miracles do happen and until it is apparent that he hadn't a clue, you have to reserve judgement. I remember many attacking (especially Con Houlihan) Big Jack's appointment.
Most of us support Trappatoni's appointment but that doesn't mean it will all go well and no doubt we'll all start to criticise if it starts to go wrong. However, like every appointment (Giles, Hand, Charlton, McCarthy, Kerr and Staunton) you give them a chance to prove themselves and not join the baying mob before even a ball is kicked.
Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.
This was apparent quite early! It was obvious at the Holland match Staunton hadnt got a clue. You reserve judgement if we are trying to do the right things but they arent coming off. You dont if we are being overrun by europes lower tier teams.
Neil if you dont know what a cham is I cant help ya.
Delaneys comments at Keane smacked of keeping powder dry till you're in a strong position i.e having just appointed a world class Manager and Keane struggling in the premiership with Sunderland!! Keane is a victim of believing his own press and he has self elevated himself into some sort of a spokesman fo a generation, some of his comments are ridiculous and smack of red-top hyperbole, his comments on Liam Miller not being pick for Ireland Senior squad made me cringe and was in my opinion self serving and aimed at his adoring fanbase in Cork and a headline for the sake of it.
Ya don't get the Cork psychic, do ya?
One thing about whatever Sean Óg, Ronan O'Gara or Roy Keane say (all known to ruffle a few feathers), is that they all genuinely believe what they are saying and I think they are honest. Sometimes they are shocked at people's reaction to them. A lot of people think it is arrogance. I think its that 'edge' that makes them great at sport. And lets face it, Cork really do produce people very good at sport.
" 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?"
When the article was first published Delaney quoted Givens as having said to him (Delaney) that Keane was deflecting attention away from his performance as Sunderland manager. Why has Givens has been airbrushed out of the article?
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Well I know in clare they have shams. I also found this on the web so I am not sure why you may be comparing us to ethnic groups in Asia and Eastern Europe. Maybe we might meet a few chams in Montenegro.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cham_people
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cham_Albanians
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Also from reading your posts I would be of the opinion that you are actually one of the least informed people about football on this forum but at the end of the day who cares as there is not great credit to be taking for knowing about football. What makes you think that you know more about football that Owlsfan Karlos and myself or anybody else for that matter.
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Taken from the Eircom site. This is the original story.
Delaney repeated the contention, recently put forward by Don Givens, that Keane is using the FAI to deflect from Sunderland's problems.
"He seems to be very good now at deflecting from his own issues and he should get on now with doing his own job. We don't comment on where they in the league. If anything, publicly, we've been supportive of what they've done in regard to Irish players -- so from my perspective now he should just get on with his job."
Keane is a victim of believing his own press and he has self elevated himself into some sort of a spokesman fo a generation
Well his favorite artist is Bob Dylan... "..once upon a time you played so fine,threw the bums a dime in your prime didn't you..."
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