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Another few months without a goal and he will be showing the kind of form that Mick likes in his strikers
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12 games without a goal.

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I think that’s a partnership that can keep us up next season.
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Originally posted by kevincronin2000 kevincronin2000 wrote:

Could use seanie as an out and out striker now.

To me, McGoldrick appears to be a natural Number 10, who drops deep, collects the hall, and has the strength and precision to release it. With a partner like Maguire a lot more could be achieved then playing him on his own.
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Originally posted by kevincronin2000 kevincronin2000 wrote:

Could use seanie as an out and out striker now.

He was fairly prolific for the short period they actually played him through the middle. Managers keep putting him out on the wing probably due to his size but I think he is far better playing 9. 
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Could use seanie as an out and out striker now.
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Originally posted by MacMathuna MacMathuna wrote:

Scott Sinclair to Preston.
Does he play left or right wing usually?  Could be up against Seanie in the left?

Usually wide left, up to Seanie to step up his game and keep his place
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Scott Sinclair to Preston.
Does he play left or right wing usually?  Could be up against Seanie in the left?
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Collins is so limited. Maguire is a far better footballer and has to be involved at some stage tomorrow night
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Originally posted by Left foot Left foot wrote:

Sean maguire - we don't know if he'll be good for ireland as he hasnt been given a fair chance 

There are other players that are 100% starters that have been very poor for ireland for years 

But for some reason maguire is the risk...


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Maguire > Collins all day any day .
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Sean maguire - we don't know if he'll be good for ireland as he hasnt been given a fair chance 

There are other players that are 100% starters that have been very poor for ireland for years 

But for some reason maguire is the risk...
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Originally posted by Roberto Baggio Roberto Baggio wrote:

Originally posted by 50%lesssugar&salt 50%lesssugar&salt wrote:

The Seanie loving is pathetic.

Is he a better option than Collins? Doubtful.

Would he make the Georgian team? Perhaps. Would he make them any more potent? Doubtful. 

I understand the concept that in the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king. However,  there are plenty of superior options to him in a green shirt. 

Also, he is hardly the standard of player you would change the way the team plays to accommodate him. 
 
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Collins is like a lad who won a competition to get a game for Ireland. Shouldn't be near the squad.

Not sure on that! Collins is a better goalscorer, Maguire would have the edge on all round play! 5 minutes to go if we needed a goal I would rather we brought on Collins.
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Originally posted by 50%lesssugar&salt 50%lesssugar&salt wrote:

The Seanie loving is pathetic.

Is he a better option than Collins? Doubtful.

Would he make the Georgian team? Perhaps. Would he make them any more potent? Doubtful. 

I understand the concept that in the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king. However,  there are plenty of superior options to him in a green shirt. 

Also, he is hardly the standard of player you would change the way the team plays to accommodate him. 
 
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Collins is like a lad who won a competition to get a game for Ireland. Shouldn't be near the squad.
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The Seanie loving is pathetic.

Is he a better option than Collins? Doubtful.

Would he make the Georgian team? Perhaps. Would he make them any more potent? Doubtful. 

I understand the concept that in the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king. However,  there are plenty of superior options to him in a green shirt. 

Also, he is hardly the standard of player you would change the way the team plays to accommodate him. 
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The problem with McClean isn’t the lad himself, his work rate and enthusiasm are very commendable, but by playing him we can only end up playing one way. 
His best role should be as impact substitute, someone who comes and gives everyone an injection of impetus and energy, not as a starter. 
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Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Originally posted by JoxerDaly JoxerDaly wrote:

No way Mclean will be dropped nor Whelan because of there "defensive work" even though it means we will be camped in our own half for most of the game, and everyone will say Whelan had a stormer because he threw himself into 1 or 2 tackles and, Mclean will headlessy lose time after time while trying to run down our line into the oppositon half.


Could you exaggerate any more?

You can't even spell his name ffs and it might be better to judge their performances after the game.


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Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Originally posted by JoxerDaly JoxerDaly wrote:

No way Mclean will be dropped nor Whelan because of there "defensive work" even though it means we will be camped in our own half for most of the game, and everyone will say Whelan had a stormer because he threw himself into 1 or 2 tackles and, Mclean will headlessy lose time after time while trying to run down our line into the oppositon half.


Could you exaggerate any more?

You can't even spell his name ffs and it might be better to judge their performances after the game.



There's certainly no exaggeration with McClean anyway, regardless of how he spelt his name.

Giving the ball away 25 times against Georgia must be some record.

Hopefully Mick sees sense and plays Maguire wide left.
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