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Originally posted by Hotlips_Hoolahan Hotlips_Hoolahan wrote:

His appearance for Watford against Stoke in the League Cup a few weeks ago was his first game since he played for Newcastle in December 2017.

Probably the longest gap between games for an Irish footballer.

This also turned out to be his only appearance for Watford and probably the last one of his career. Watford let him go last week and he is expected to retire from football.
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Robs an absolute gent, met him in Newcastle a few years back. Shame how his career panned out. Was a top keeper only for injuries. Good to see he has a handy number at Watford. Seems to suit him with his age/injury record as well as having a young family he gets to be around that bit more.
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Originally posted by Hotlips_Hoolahan Hotlips_Hoolahan wrote:

His appearance for Watford against Stoke in the League Cup a few weeks ago was his first game since he played for Newcastle in December 2017.

Probably the longest gap between games for an Irish footballer.


pretty solid gig for him at watford there. he is pretty funny on the ben foster youtube channel
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His appearance for Watford against Stoke in the League Cup a few weeks ago was his first game since he played for Newcastle in December 2017.

Probably the longest gap between games for an Irish footballer.
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he has one job and that is to provide for his family as best he can.  
If he thinks staying on a bigger contract but not playing was better for his family than seeking first team football elsewhere on less money who are any of us to question that. 
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dundalk should try to sign someone like this guy for a couple of months, they desperately need it
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Originally posted by coyne coyne wrote:

Right. But when he's replaced first day of the next season and he's injury free by a worse keeper, not a better one in Sels, is that not a hint that he should move? 

GD's suggesting he was more than happy for that to happen, I'm not gonna comment on that because I haven't a f**king clue but it's utterly bizarre that he didn't force the move.

He was injured at the start of the championship season in fact he got injured against Sunderland the season beforehand I believe he ruptured his thigh, an injury which kept him out for months and actually affected him for the next few years.

As soon as he was fit he was back in the team, he then stayed there until he had an absolute nightmare and Darlow went ahead of him. 


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Would be surprised if he played for us again 

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From a selfish Irish POV, of course I'd prefer if he'd gone and played regularly. However, I don't have to live Elliot's life and neither do you, so I'm not sure why you'd get so worked up over his life decisions? He did what he felt was best for himself and his family, I don't see how any of us are in a position to argue with that.
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Right. But when he's replaced first day of the next season and he's injury free by a worse keeper, not a better one in Sels, is that not a hint that he should move? 

GD's suggesting he was more than happy for that to happen, I'm not gonna comment on that because I haven't a f**king clue but it's utterly bizarre that he didn't force the move.
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Originally posted by coyne coyne wrote:

Originally posted by Donegalman Donegalman wrote:

Originally posted by coyne coyne wrote:

Originally posted by Donegalman Donegalman wrote:

He was pushing very hard for not only a place in the Euros squad but the no. 1 spot until he got injured in the Dutch friendly before the Euros. Randolph wasn’t  first choice at West ham at the time only playing cup games mainly and Elliott has a very good spell of form in the Newcastle team. Randolph took his chance and no. 1 since anyway.

Everyone has already mentioned that already? Confused

That spell was a period over 6 months and he was there for 9 years.
Which poster mentioned that? Haven’t seen any saying he got injured against the Dutch while on a good run of form have they unless you want to point them out before being a smartarse.

Originally posted by coyne coyne wrote:

The only bad injury he had when he was being touted for the Irish #1 jersey a while back.

Originally posted by Green Devil Green Devil wrote:

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/rob-elliot/verletzungen/spieler/39037
Granted he had 1 serious knee injury but I'm sorry to be blunt but he smacks of being a mercenary for me anyhow, happy not to play once he can pick up a handy wage every week.

Sorry that you're unable to read.


We know he's had a bad injury during a good run but it doesn't take away the fact he's spent 7 and 3/4 seasons on the bench or in the reserves. 

That is a complete waste of a good shot stopper which I think he is/was

He suffered a massive injury when he was in the best form of his career; I'd call that fairly significant.
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Originally posted by Donegalman Donegalman wrote:

Originally posted by coyne coyne wrote:

Originally posted by Donegalman Donegalman wrote:

He was pushing very hard for not only a place in the Euros squad but the no. 1 spot until he got injured in the Dutch friendly before the Euros. Randolph wasn’t  first choice at West ham at the time only playing cup games mainly and Elliott has a very good spell of form in the Newcastle team. Randolph took his chance and no. 1 since anyway.

Everyone has already mentioned that already? Confused

That spell was a period over 6 months and he was there for 9 years.
Which poster mentioned that? Haven’t seen any saying he got injured against the Dutch while on a good run of form have they unless you want to point them out before being a smartarse.

Originally posted by coyne coyne wrote:

The only bad injury he had when he was being touted for the Irish #1 jersey a while back.

Originally posted by Green Devil Green Devil wrote:

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/rob-elliot/verletzungen/spieler/39037
Granted he had 1 serious knee injury but I'm sorry to be blunt but he smacks of being a mercenary for me anyhow, happy not to play once he can pick up a handy wage every week.

Sorry that you're unable to read.


We know he's had a bad injury during a good run but it doesn't take away the fact he's spent 7 and 3/4 seasons on the bench or in the reserves. 

That is a complete waste of a good shot stopper which I think he is/was


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Originally posted by coyne coyne wrote:

Originally posted by Donegalman Donegalman wrote:

He was pushing very hard for not only a place in the Euros squad but the no. 1 spot until he got injured in the Dutch friendly before the Euros. Randolph wasn’t  first choice at West ham at the time only playing cup games mainly and Elliott has a very good spell of form in the Newcastle team. Randolph took his chance and no. 1 since anyway.

Everyone has already mentioned that already? Confused

That spell was a period over 6 months and he was there for 9 years.
Which poster mentioned that? Haven’t seen any saying he got injured against the Dutch while on a good run of form have they unless you want to point them out before being a smartarse.
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Originally posted by Donegalman Donegalman wrote:

He was pushing very hard for not only a place in the Euros squad but the no. 1 spot until he got injured in the Dutch friendly before the Euros. Randolph wasn’t  first choice at West ham at the time only playing cup games mainly and Elliott has a very good spell of form in the Newcastle team. Randolph took his chance and no. 1 since anyway.

Everyone has already mentioned that already? Confused

That spell was a period over 6 months and he was there for 9 years.


Edited by coyne - 25 Jun 2020 at 7:14pm
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He was pushing very hard for not only a place in the Euros squad but the no. 1 spot until he got injured in the Dutch friendly before the Euros. Randolph wasn’t  first choice at West ham at the time only playing cup games mainly and Elliott has a very good spell of form in the Newcastle team. Randolph took his chance and no. 1 since anyway.
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The only way Rob ends up at Sunderland is if another pandemic happens and Rob appears to run out of toilet roll a bit like when everyone panicked at the start of the last pandemic and is willingly to accept payment in toilet roll instead of cash.

That's how low the chances are.
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