Ryan is currently playing for Liverpool in the Nextgen series on Eurosport against Dortmund. Currently with the North, but a huge Republic fan and a possible recruit for us in the future.
Doubt Ryan is for changing. Pics of 'my first NI shirt' and stuff on Twitter would suggest he's happy staying put. Pity, but good luck to him. He's been in a NI squad already and it'll be no time before O'Neill caps him competitively to tie him, I reckon.
Is this the third or fourth thread started on him?
Start a new thread and we can count in there.Originally Posted by The Fly
I would recommend you move quickly on that one - don't leave it too long into the future.
The Englishmen came over in the year 2005
But little did they know that we'd planned a wee surprise
Sir David scored the winner, and Windsor Park went wild
And this is what we sang...
I am sure we are!
played well for barnsley by all accounts owned tom ince all day monaco s reserves must be desperate for a speedy brainless winger)
Is it just me or does he look more like a winger? Seems to have a good ability to beat the man and can thread through a ball. Like most wingers these days, his final ball isn't always spot on but that'll come. He's a right back in the energetic, bustling Rafael-mold at least.
Modern full backs are basically classic wingers and wingers have become inverted forwards. Coleman would be our example, even Ward for a much inferior comparison.
Played for Norn Iron tonight against Scotland.
https://kesslereffect.bandcamp.com/album/kepler - New music. It's not that bad.
Although he isn't yet tied, it would be difficult to see him switch now as he seems very much immersed in their senior squad and has played in three friendlies. He also reassured NI fans that he's keen on sticking with them after his break from international football. At this stage, I'm not even sure if the tepidity of their performance and the NI fans' goading of Scotland fans last night in Hampden with full-mouthed renditions of 'Rule Britannia!' would be enough to put him off and see him go back on his word!
Scotland fans, on the other hand, who had roundly booed McGeady ("the wee traitor from Castlemilk") in Glasgow, seemed happy to broadly welcome England-born debutant Matt Ritchie of Bournemouth into the team; a player who had never stepped foot in Scotland before until a few days before last night's game.
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To loosely quote Franklin D. Roosevelt... "he may be a son of a bitch, but he's our son of a bitch".
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