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More of 4-5-1/4-4-1-1 with Fellaini behind Jelavic ..no worries
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Was poor and at fault for second goal. Makes way too many errors for a right full
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Green Devil
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sh*te i thought Everton lined up 4-4-2 yesterday no? My bad anyway , i only seen the highlights
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"He drives two Ferraris; I think he's a very lucky lad to have 50 caps for Ireland,"
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grannyrule
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Right back
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Green Devil
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Started right midfield for Everton yesterday
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"He drives two Ferraris; I think he's a very lucky lad to have 50 caps for Ireland,"
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Lenny82
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Darron Gibson biggest moaner? There's a surprise, he seems like such a chirpy chap! |
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Darron Gibson is the biggest moaner and Shane Duffy is the thickest at Everton
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Double Maxim
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Seamus Coleman is on Soccer AM this morning on the Teamates feature.
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Double Maxim without doubt the greatest drink in the world
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Take out the almost from that sentence and that's the case for most on here. |
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67% points to games ratio at the last Euro's (better than Portugal's)
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Gaillimh Abu
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It will be interesting to see what Trap does when he has a full squad to pick from. I would not be surprised if he plays Dunne and Ledger in the centre and puts O'Shea right full again no matter how well Coleman is doing with Everton.
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To try and fail is understandable but to fail to try is inexcusable
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Trap as stubborn as he is doesn't have the balls to drop the likes of O Shea or Keane.
As for Coleman I think we are focusing a bit to much on him almost waiting for mistakes his defending will improve the more games he plays there |
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Gaillimh Abu
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To try and fail is understandable but to fail to try is inexcusable
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In fairness O'Shea wasn't any better at centre half v Germany or the Faroes, he was gash in both games. I'd much sooner St Ledger beside Dunne if he gets fit again, O'Shea benched. |
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Green Devil
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Will it happen though , most managers would be nailed on to keep the best players on the field but no doubt Trap will spring a shock or not in regard to team selection
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t_rAndy
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100% agree as I think most Irish supporters would. It would defy logic if Trap went back to O'Shea at RB since he has been brutal there. But it's Trap we are talking about.
The encouraging thing is after the Faroe game the three players he singled out for individual praise were Coleman, Wilson and McCarthy
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I'm going out on a limb and saying that the full backs who started against the Faroes should start for the rest of the campaign! I'd be far more confident with that and in the long term O'Shea and Sledge look our most likely pairing at CB particularly with dunney is out till the new year!
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t_rAndy
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He still has a lot to learn at Rb. He is not very solid there put it that way. But I think he has great potential for the position and just needs more experience, he could be a real top right back and I'd still have him a guarenteed starter for us the moment. I think having full backs who are comfortable moving the ball forward is something we have been missing under Trap the last while and it is one of the reasons we play so many long balls!
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