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zizu Kilbane
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:38pm |
Fitz wrote:
zizu Kilbane wrote:
Fitz wrote:
zizu Kilbane wrote:
Fitz wrote:
bundy wrote:
The Friday night merchants might start actually being honest with themselves and everyone else now. Kenny is a total spoofer, as many of us have been saying since day 1. Norway and tonight should confirm it for absolutely everybody. This man has got to go. |
Don’t worry, those gate-keepers will still be telling us that he’s the right man for us, and that we can’t afford anyonr better anyway etc., etc. |
Posts like this are why Irish football is crocked, the people who actually invest their time and money in the game here are subjected to pot shots and vilification by those who superficially follow football.
This will be the same post Kenny as it was before him. |
Easy now big man, I’ve been going to Ireland games since 1990 - is that “superficial” enough for you?? Maybe I should’ve been born a decade earlier and been there for some of Eoin Hands reign, too, to make me more staunch in your eyes?
I was referring to the LOI supporters who have holier than thou attitudes and act like anyone who doesn’t go to LOI games is a charlatan who doesn’t deserve an opinion. My county will have a team from next season, and I’ll be looking forward to going to support them. So, maybe in future ask for clarity about a comment or, alternatively, wind your f**king neck in. |
So what your saying is from next season you'll actually become a stakeholder in Irish football 👍good to hear. If we can convince more people (and we are going by this years attendance) then we'll be one step closer to creating a sustainable football industry in this country. Until we do that, we're going to struggle massively. The PL is no longer a viable pipeline for our players |
What I’m saying is that you took a comment out of context and shot your mouth off. If you had any decency, you’d retract that, but quite clearly that’s beyond you, smart man.
Edit* I must credit you, though, with proving the existence of the exact kind of dismissive and sanctimonious gobsh*tes I was talking about. Fair play.
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Out of context? There was a bizzare attack on LOI fans which you contributed too. There are many people to blame for the current ills of Irish football, but it certainly isn't the people who are actively giving their time and money to improve it.
LOI fans didn't appoint Kenny, many don't rate him (speak to some Rovers fans).
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Greenie50
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:36pm |
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Jamie McGrath was unlucky to be left out of previous squads and should be kept in now and pushing for a start. |
100%.
I'd say him & Browne should both be considered ahead of Knight.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:31pm |
B6 6HE wrote:
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We can hope that Idah and Parrott are back in the new year. Hopefully both get gametime at club level and start scoring. This at least would give us more options upfront. Omibonidele is another option at the back. And cross our fingers some midfield option comes out of nowhere. |
How many senior goals have either Idah or Troy scored?
At any level. |
Look it up. Parrott has scored 4 in the green shirt so far.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:30pm |
doherty wrote:
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doherty wrote:
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90 minutes of my life I won't get back.
Bin the whole lot of them (outfield players and manager included) bar Collins, Cullen, Sykes and O'Dowda. Smallbone and Ferguson hopefully have a future in an ireland squad with a competent manager. |
You forgot to mention McGrath who you basically said is sh*te. |
I mean he wasn't the worst player tonight... there see I can be nice. He wasn't the creative genius CM billed by irish social media that will unlock defences though lots of dribbling a few feet then passing sidewards. |
He was POTM and created plently. I don't know where you were reading that about him in the irish meadia or social media. |
Lol if that's a creative performance then I despair. He didn't do anything the much maligned Hendrick or Hourihane can't do and I think Hourihane is a waste of a shirt generally. Hendrick is pretty meh but is the much better passer of the ball. |
Either you didn't watch the game or you closed your eyes everytime he got the ball. Cant take you seriously of you didn't think McGrath played well tonight. Our best player followed by O'Dowda
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Watched the whole game unfortunately. He's just not all that, the only reason I go on about him is because he gets loads of praise for being ineffectual and its insufferable. If anything he did is tonight is creative then people don't know what a creative midfielder is.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:30pm |
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Its's interesting how McGrath looks technically better than the majority of our squad but couldn't buy a game in the championship, yet Hendrick enjoyed a decent Premier league career for a few years. |
It seems to be an issue at Wigan. I've recently seen their fans complaining about how the club is signing players they don't need and then not playing them.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:29pm |
doherty wrote:
We can hope that Idah and Parrott are back in the new year. Hopefully both get gametime at club level and start scoring. This at least would give us more options upfront. Omibonidele is another option at the back. And cross our fingers some midfield option comes out of nowhere. |
How many senior goals have either Idah or Troy scored?
At any level.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:27pm |
We can hope that Idah and Parrott are back in the new year. Hopefully both get gametime at club level and start scoring. This at least would give us more options upfront. Omibonidele is another option at the back. And cross our fingers some midfield option comes out of nowhere.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:23pm |
Look at least Claret Murph will be happy with the win
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:23pm |
McGrath was decent enough. The rest, though…..
Edited by Fitz - 20 Nov 2022 at 9:25pm
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:22pm |
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It was windy. The old Gibraltar excuse. |
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:22pm |
It was windy. The old Gibraltar excuse.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:21pm |
SC92 wrote:
doherty wrote:
SC92 wrote:
doherty wrote:
SC92 wrote:
90 minutes of my life I won't get back.
Bin the whole lot of them (outfield players and manager included) bar Collins, Cullen, Sykes and O'Dowda. Smallbone and Ferguson hopefully have a future in an ireland squad with a competent manager. |
You forgot to mention McGrath who you basically said is sh*te. |
I mean he wasn't the worst player tonight... there see I can be nice. He wasn't the creative genius CM billed by irish social media that will unlock defences though lots of dribbling a few feet then passing sidewards. |
He was POTM and created plently. I don't know where you were reading that about him in the irish meadia or social media. |
Lol if that's a creative performance then I despair. He didn't do anything the much maligned Hendrick or Hourihane can't do and I think Hourihane is a waste of a shirt generally. Hendrick is pretty meh but is the much better passer of the ball. |
Either you didn't watch the game or you closed your eyes everytime he got the ball. Cant take you seriously of you didn't think McGrath played well tonight. Our best player followed by O'Dowda
Edited by doherty - 20 Nov 2022 at 9:21pm
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:20pm |
26.6% win ratio after 30 games, jesus
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:18pm |
doherty wrote:
SC92 wrote:
doherty wrote:
SC92 wrote:
90 minutes of my life I won't get back.
Bin the whole lot of them (outfield players and manager included) bar Collins, Cullen, Sykes and O'Dowda. Smallbone and Ferguson hopefully have a future in an ireland squad with a competent manager. |
You forgot to mention McGrath who you basically said is sh*te. |
I mean he wasn't the worst player tonight... there see I can be nice. He wasn't the creative genius CM billed by irish social media that will unlock defences though lots of dribbling a few feet then passing sidewards. |
He was POTM and created plently. I don't know where you were reading that about him in the irish meadia or social media. |
Lol if that's a creative performance then I despair. He didn't do anything the much maligned Hendrick or Hourihane can't do and I think Hourihane is a waste of a shirt generally. Hendrick is pretty meh but is the much better passer of the ball.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:17pm |
zizu Kilbane wrote:
Fitz wrote:
zizu Kilbane wrote:
Fitz wrote:
bundy wrote:
The Friday night merchants might start actually being honest with themselves and everyone else now. Kenny is a total spoofer, as many of us have been saying since day 1. Norway and tonight should confirm it for absolutely everybody. This man has got to go. |
Don’t worry, those gate-keepers will still be telling us that he’s the right man for us, and that we can’t afford anyonr better anyway etc., etc. |
Posts like this are why Irish football is crocked, the people who actually invest their time and money in the game here are subjected to pot shots and vilification by those who superficially follow football.
This will be the same post Kenny as it was before him. |
Easy now big man, I’ve been going to Ireland games since 1990 - is that “superficial” enough for you?? Maybe I should’ve been born a decade earlier and been there for some of Eoin Hands reign, too, to make me more staunch in your eyes?
I was referring to the LOI supporters who have holier than thou attitudes and act like anyone who doesn’t go to LOI games is a charlatan who doesn’t deserve an opinion. My county will have a team from next season, and I’ll be looking forward to going to support them. So, maybe in future ask for clarity about a comment or, alternatively, wind your f**king neck in. |
So what your saying is from next season you'll actually become a stakeholder in Irish football 👍good to hear. If we can convince more people (and we are going by this years attendance) then we'll be one step closer to creating a sustainable football industry in this country. Until we do that, we're going to struggle massively. The PL is no longer a viable pipeline for our players |
What I’m saying is that you took a comment out of context and shot your mouth off. If you had any decency, you’d retract that, but quite clearly that’s beyond you, smart man.
Edit* I must credit you, though, with proving the existence of the exact kind of dismissive and sanctimonious gobsh*tes I was talking about. Fair play.
Edited by Fitz - 20 Nov 2022 at 9:26pm
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zizu Kilbane
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:15pm |
Fitz wrote:
zizu Kilbane wrote:
Fitz wrote:
bundy wrote:
The Friday night merchants might start actually being honest with themselves and everyone else now. Kenny is a total spoofer, as many of us have been saying since day 1. Norway and tonight should confirm it for absolutely everybody. This man has got to go. |
Don’t worry, those gate-keepers will still be telling us that he’s the right man for us, and that we can’t afford anyonr better anyway etc., etc. |
Posts like this are why Irish football is crocked, the people who actually invest their time and money in the game here are subjected to pot shots and vilification by those who superficially follow football.
This will be the same post Kenny as it was before him. |
Easy now big man, I’ve been going to Ireland games since 1990 - is that “superficial” enough for you?? Maybe I should’ve been born a decade earlier and been there for some of Eoin Hands reign, too, to make me more staunch in your eyes?
I was referring to the LOI supporters who have holier than thou attitudes and act like anyone who doesn’t go to LOI games is a charlatan who doesn’t deserve an opinion. My county will have a team from next season, and I’ll be looking forward to going to support them. So, maybe in future ask for clarity about a comment or, alternatively, wind your f**king neck in. |
So what your saying is from next season you'll actually become a stakeholder in Irish football 👍good to hear. If we can convince more people (and we are going by this years attendance) then we'll be one step closer to creating a sustainable football industry in this country. Until we do that, we're going to struggle massively. The PL is no longer a viable pipeline for our players
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:13pm |
Banana_RepublicFC wrote:
Roberto_Carlow wrote:
Banana_RepublicFC wrote:
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Rocko wrote:
Kenny wouldn't get a managers job in English League 2 |
He's never managed at a level as good as that tbf so would be a surprise if he did land a job in L2. |
The Scottish Premiership is definitely better than League Two. |
Based his reign on Scottish 2nd tier seeing as he took them down. |
Yeah, but he also reached The Scottish Cup final. 1 win away from being Robert Martínez. |
I was actually at that game. Terrible from start to finish from Celtic and would have had no complaints if Dunfermline had won it.
Main memory from the game was I wore a t-shirt and when the sun disappeared behind the stand I was freezing. Nothing else I can really remember it was that bad.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 9:12pm |
Brutal few days. Zero positives.
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