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He handled the whole international thing very badly and was probably badly advised.
His personal carry ons would,nt endear him either. I cant remember if england capped him in a friendly but i hope so. I hate to see him do a U turn now citing his love for us and realised he made a mistake straight away. He can revive his career himself. |
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I'm in agreement with Old on this.Lets leave him there.
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doubt he will ever play for england? simply not good enough
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I sure some foremites remember Tony Grealish who played for the Republic in the 80s, he gave his all for the cause.sadly passed away a few years ago when he was just 56.
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He would fit into todays game quiet well with that beard tony.
Genuine whole hearted player. |
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Sorry, Frank.
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A few nice Memories of Tony on You Tube if any one cares to have a look.
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A whole hearted player who gave his all for us , think he made his debut against Wales in Jacks first game as manager .A proper terrier , chased everything that moved .R.I.P.
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He was well before jack i think workrider.
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Eoin Hand was irelands manager for most of Tonys caps [if memory serves lads]
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Wasn't he in the brighton team that lost to Man Utd in the FA Cup ? Very consistent player - A good pro as Giles would say
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M Robinson was on that Brighton team ,another Englishman who gave his all for us ,he went on to play in Spain .
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Robinson was class - in the socks down tony galvin style - those boys could run a full back ! just looked up wiki and Gary Howlett also played while Gerry Ryan was sub - and Moran and Stapelton on the Utd team
This globalisation thing hasn't been very kind to Irish soccer |