Finn Azaz called up for Ireland

[MoggasDog]

Mark Yeates
Martin Russell - him with the lugs

 

[Mr_Fridge]

McNAir (NI)
Alan Moore
Bernie Slaven
Curtis Fleming

First few coming to mind

Andy Townsend

 

[SCG]

Alan Kernaghan
Darragh Lenighan might have been U21s?

 

[Steer]

Even Johnny Howson was a slow starter and look how important he became for us. I really did think he was sh.ite
He has chosen Ireland (get his EU passport back, at least) rather than wait for brexit-voting England. Or Israel.

I have a good feeling about this lad.

Mind you, I did about Barlaser, too.

He was quality for Plymouth in League 1 and at Championship level too. You were hard pressed to find any of their fans saying anything negative about him whatsoever when he left. I have quite high hopes that he will be a very good signing in the medium / long term.

 

[The Card Cheat]

He was quality for Plymouth in League 1 and at Championship level too. You were hard pressed to find any of their fans saying anything negative about him whatsoever when he left. I have quite high hopes that he will be a very good signing in the medium / long term.

Scored a couple of good goals for us already too, particularly the one again Preston.
I think he's suffered a bit from "Rogers syndrome", when a new player is introduced into a team when they coincidentally are going through a poor run of form, they get a lot of the blame.

 

[weemoby]

Wrong message board - try Follow Follow

 

[Priv]

Hmmm. Perhaps the most dislikeable player to play for the club?
Good chance.

No chance, at least 3 worse candidates, probably more.,

Marlon King
Marcus Bent
Adam Johnson

 

[The Ruthsayer]

It's Ireland that called him up, not Northern Ireland.

Really no need to follow that horribly xenophobic lead NYB.

 

[mercury_redstone7]

Jack Charlton
Graeme Kavanagh.
Kelham O`Hanlon
Mark Yeates
I think Gilbert is an u21 or 23?
Townsend

 

[Quicksilvera]

A horrible bitter country stuck in the past good for him

Why is it a horrible and bitter country? I take it you’ve never visited England?

 

[The Ruthsayer]

Why is it a horrible and bitter country? I take it you’ve never visited England?

We are still assessed as being the most racially tolerant country in the world by major international organisations QS.

 

[Kowalski]

Chris Morris dancing down the wing.

 

[Capybara]

Scored a couple of good goals for us already too, particularly the one again Preston.
I think he's suffered a bit from "Rogers syndrome", when a new player is introduced into a team when they coincidentally are going through a poor run of form, they get a lot of the blame.

Otherwise known as "People-on-Message-Boards-Not-Having-the-First-F***ing-Clue Syndrome"

 

[Corcaigh_the_Cat]

A horrible bitter country stuck in the past good for him

England?

 

[Lefty]

Jim Platt

 

[Rofesleg]

sorry for his loss

A horrible bitter country stuck in the past good for him

It's Ireland that called him up, not Northern Ireland.

Deres more to Oireland dan dis

Are these posts:
a) Racist
b) Xenophobic
c) Harmless fun, it's only Ireland.

 

[Jimmy_Salmon]

Didn’t know John O’Shea was the gaffer

 

[Lefty]

And Shay Given.

That's four Irish goalkeepers with Randolph and O'Hanlon. Quite a high number and decent quality over all.

 

[mercury_redstone7]

Johnny Crossan, Eric McMordie. Both Irish you understand

 

[mercury_redstone7]

NY is a top bloke, not a bad bone in the lad.