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According to Roy Keane himself and MON were delighted with the performance away to Denmark in Aarhus. That says a lot about the direction we were going.
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I stand by that yes. 

To this point - I think results would be identical.

Not a chance. Youre talking smack.
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Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

According to Roy Keane himself and MON were delighted with the performance away to Denmark in Aarhus. That says a lot about the direction we were going.




But thats Trapattoni above the Jurassic Park logo. He is looking well.
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Originally posted by kearney304 kearney304 wrote:

I stand by that yes. 

To this point - I think results would be identical.

Not a chance. Youre talking smack.

Enlighten me - what results would we have got.
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Originally posted by kearney304 kearney304 wrote:

I stand by that yes. 

To this point - I think results would be identical.

Maybe in 2016. But not now.

If you ignore all the football played after November 2016, you might have a point.
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Sportsfile:  Martin O'Neill and assistant Roy Keane look on from the bench as Ireland lose to Denmark 5-1.  PHOTO: Liam Maher
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Originally posted by kearney304 kearney304 wrote:

I stand by that yes. 

To this point - I think results would be identical.

Get up the yard. Marty’s goose was well cooked long before he left.
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Sportsfile:  Martin O'Neill and assistant Roy Keane look on from the bench as Ireland lose to Denmark 5-1.  PHOTO: Liam Maher

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Originally posted by kearney304 kearney304 wrote:

I stand by that yes. 

To this point - I think results would be identical.

O’ Neill wouldn’t even have eleven fully willing and committed players by this point, ffs. His goose was well and truly cooked. 
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Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

According to Roy Keane himself and MON were delighted with the performance away to Denmark in Aarhus. That says a lot about the direction we were going.



A snooze-fest where we rarely got out of our own half, and couldn’t hold on to the ball - and those two spoofers were pleased?? Give me strength! Confused


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Originally posted by kearney304 kearney304 wrote:

Right. 

Playoff away to Denmark - draw 
Mick in Denmark - draw 

Home to top seeds - mick and MON draw
MON away to Wales - win 
MON away in Austria - win 
Home win v Germany 
Home win v Bosnia 

Now you're telling me Mick is a saviour for a 1-0 in Fraggle rock and a slight home win against same opposition. 

Jesus lads - yes it has been better but take off the blinkers here.

We qualify top 2 - huge improvement 

We go playoffs - what's new?

You're right and you're wrong. Martin O'Neill from 3-4 years ago may well indeed have gotten better results than Mick in this campaign. MON from his last year in charge would have had us out of running by now. 
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Originally posted by kearney304 kearney304 wrote:

Right. 

Playoff away to Denmark - draw 
Mick in Denmark - draw 

Home to top seeds - mick and MON draw
MON away to Wales - win 
MON away in Austria - win 
Home win v Germany 
Home win v Bosnia 

Now you're telling me Mick is a saviour for a 1-0 in Fraggle rock and a slight home win against same opposition. 

Jesus lads - yes it has been better but take off the blinkers here.

We qualify top 2 - huge improvement 

We go playoffs - what's new?


2016 MON would have got the same or better results. 2018 MON not a f**king hope. And no one is basing the improvement on the fairly abject performances against Gibraltar. Home to Georgia the way we were playing could have seen us drop points. Away to Denmark would probably have been a narrow defeat and home to the Swiss the same. If not by 2-3 goals. We were rudderless in the end. Devoid of tactics and direction. MON just stuck 11 men on the 18 yard line and hoped for the best. Then when challenged basically said we are sh*te what do you want me to do.
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Originally posted by kearney304 kearney304 wrote:

Right. 

Playoff away to Denmark - draw 
Mick in Denmark - draw 

Home to top seeds - mick and MON draw
MON away to Wales - win 
MON away in Austria - win 
Home win v Germany 
Home win v Bosnia 

Now you're telling me Mick is a saviour for a 1-0 in Fraggle rock and a slight home win against same opposition. 

Jesus lads - yes it has been better but take off the blinkers here.

We qualify top 2 - huge improvement 

We go playoffs - what's new?


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Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:


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McCarthy has always placed huge importance on game time.  I remember him selecting Alan Kelly ahead of Given last time because Given wasn't playing for Newcastle.  And in modern football match sharpness is king.  
Robbie Brady has done little in an Irish shirt in 3 years unfortunately.  I like they guy but he's underachieved and only played 2 PL games this season.  He's never played more than 17 games in the 4 season's he's been at Burnley and while I know he's been injured for some of that he's simply not been good enough. 
I've always like Clark but you have to say there's always a mistake in him and he played 9 games in total last season and 2 this season, his first PL game was on Sunday so Mick can't be criticised for not picking him.  
Shane Long, were do you start, world class on his day and he'll run to the ends of the earth but his time has passed I feel.  Not scored for Ireland since Moldova in 2016, 6 appearances this season, no goals, 36 club goals since 2013-14 season, 12 in the last 3 are not brilliant stats.  
We're championing Jack Byrne being in the squad/team yet he's LOI so by your logic he shouldn't be in it.  We've also lauded Iceland, the North and Wales in recent times yet they're full of League 1 and Championship players.  Being a Premier League player should not make you an automatic pick, especially if you're not playing or not doing it. 
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Originally posted by savo01 savo01 wrote:

McCarthy has always placed huge importance on game time.  I remember him selecting Alan Kelly ahead of Given last time because Given wasn't playing for Newcastle.  And in modern football match sharpness is king.  
Robbie Brady has done little in an Irish shirt in 3 years unfortunately.  I like they guy but he's underachieved and only played 2 PL games this season.  He's never played more than 17 games in the 4 season's he's been at Burnley and while I know he's been injured for some of that he's simply not been good enough. 
I've always like Clark but you have to say there's always a mistake in him and he played 9 games in total last season and 2 this season, his first PL game was on Sunday so Mick can't be criticised for not picking him.  
Shane Long, were do you start, world class on his day and he'll run to the ends of the earth but his time has passed I feel.  Not scored for Ireland since Moldova in 2016, 6 appearances this season, no goals, 36 club goals since 2013-14 season, 12 in the last 3 are not brilliant stats.  
We're championing Jack Byrne being in the squad/team yet he's LOI so by your logic he shouldn't be in it.  We've also lauded Iceland, the North and Wales in recent times yet they're full of League 1 and Championship players.  Being a Premier League player should not make you an automatic pick, especially if you're not playing or not doing it. 

Explain Kevin long,Alan Judge and Scott Hogan 


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Judge has played 10 games, Hogan 9 and scored 3 goals while Long is a centre half crisis situation and until last Sunday had played the same number of club games as Clark. He also has the advantage of playing with Egan for that friendly.  
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