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19 Nov 09
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No mention of the 'hand of frog' but just about who will realistically be in our next 22. I reckon there could be a few retirements.
Kilbane - said as much after the game. Limited player but gave his all.
Duff - Just have a funny feeling he might call it day.
Kilbane - said as much after the game. Limited player but gave his all.
Duff - Just have a funny feeling he might call it day.
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I think wednesday night may delay a few retirements. No player would want to end it on such a note.
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Paul McShane hopefully
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the 2 u mentioned mate. kilbane def. just dont think duff has the legs anymore!
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Yes agreed very poor on Wednesday night was Duff. Give McGeady a chance to fall over for the full 90 minutes.
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McGeady, McShane, Miller
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How Kevin Kilbane is one of Irelands most capped player is beyond me. Yes, he will work hard for you but the guy has been very limited.
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I cant see anybody from Wed night retiring to be honest. 'Killer' will prob drag it out for another year. Duff wont - still has something to give imo.
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My favourite Giles quote about Kibane is "He's a game lad, but the reality of it is - he's useless"
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lol fu ck ing quality!
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useless, earning 30k a week and a multi millionaire though...!
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Of more interest than the retirements is how many of the former England u21's will declare for Ireland.
Apparently, Anton Ferdinand, Jamie O'Hara, Mark Noble & Kevin Nolan can all now declare for Ireland. With Trap's Ireland doing so well last Wed night & almost getting us to the WC finals these guys might be tempted. |
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Kilbane may be a little limited but he has been solid over the years,he might hang on for one last campaign,anyway whats 2 years,would be surprised if Duff retired,Trap has done a super job,just shows you can make a great team from a group of mostly average players...
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