Robbie Keane

Jealousy i would imagine. The success hes made of himself.

Claret Murph wrote: horsebox wrote: TooOldForThis wrote: horsebox wrote: TooOldForThis wrote: horsebox wrote: You could be very well right, but your decision is based on your hatred of the guy more than anything else. My decision is based on what I have seen of the guy over the past twenty years. Most people would have predicted that Wayne Rooney would be a failure at Birmingham City, all the fans did. Bizarre decision to appoint him. But Rooney and Keane do seem to share a lot of similar characteristics. 2 great players with one being considering better than the other. But your comments earlier kinda prove that you want him to fail because you despise him for whatever reason. Of course I want him to fail, I have not pretended otherwise. And I am quite confident he will. Get him at a decent club at a decent level of football, and he will find his level. Why would you want him to fail though? What is it with him that makes you despise him so much.   Hummm at a guess from North Dublin and for some unknown reason dislikes Israel

Going to try and steer this somehow back on topic leaving aside things out of our control in the middle east. I absolutely loved Robbie Keane our all time leading goal scorer as the saying goes you should never meet your hero's as I wouldn't be too fond of Robbie the person however back to the football, Maccabi Tel Aviv is a massive club in Israeli terms and a lot bigger than any club we have on this Island so let's review his achievements after the season ends and if it ends up he's won a domestic double and reached the knock out stages of the conference league I'm sure someone else may take a chance on him. A team in France or Belgium maybe.

TooOldForThis wrote: horsebox wrote: TooOldForThis wrote: horsebox wrote: You could be very well right, but your decision is based on your hatred of the guy more than anything else. My decision is based on what I have seen of the guy over the past twenty years. Most people would have predicted that Wayne Rooney would be a failure at Birmingham City, all the fans did. Bizarre decision to appoint him. But Rooney and Keane do seem to share a lot of similar characteristics. 2 great players with one being considering better than the other. But your comments earlier kinda prove that you want him to fail because you despise him for whatever reason. Of course I want him to fail, I have not pretended otherwise. And I am quite confident he will. Get him at a decent club at a decent level of football, and he will find his level.

kevincronin2000 wrote: Going to try and steer this somehow back on topic leaving aside things out of our control in the middle east. I absolutely loved Robbie Keane our all time leading goal scorer as the saying goes you should never meet your hero's as I wouldn't be too fond of Robbie the person however back to the football, Maccabi Tel Aviv is a massive club in Israeli terms and a lot bigger than any club we have on this Island so let's review his achievements after the season ends and if it ends up he's won a domestic double and reached the knock out stages of the conference league I'm sure someone else may take a chance on him. A team in France or Belgium maybe.

horsebox wrote: The more he achieves in Israel the quicker he will be moving out of there, closer to home.

JUICEBOMB wrote: horsebox wrote: The more he achieves in Israel the quicker he will be moving out of there, closer to home. Hopefully not.

One might sneer at the standard of Israeli football but you can’t argue he’s doing a very good job so far. Nice to see an Irish manager making strides.