Your Irish team of the 2012/13 season

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   Formation can of course be tweaked depending on who you select. Everyone's opinion should be respected to btw. Just give a simple as to why you selected that player too.                            

Randolph - A very solid campaign again for him, will certainly get a bigger move in the summer.
Coleman - IMO he has been the best player Irish player in the EPL this season.
Clark - Some very nervy moments, but has really grown in the past few months.
O'Brien - Solid if unspectacular, Big Sam rates him highly and has had a good season. 
Brady - Superb season for him, looking at him today he's been on fire! Sums up his campaign.
McCarthy - Very good season for Wigan, where he will line out in an FA Cup final to top it off.
Meyler - One of the main reasons Hull will be in the EPL, should be in the Irish squad!
Duff - Probably his best season in the past 5 years, great to see him flourish. 
Pilkington - A very good campaign from Pilks, looking forward to see him play for Ireland now.
Madden - Paddy has lit up League 1 this season, could yet push up a level.
Long - Fantastic start, has faded some what but still had a stellar season in the top flight.

                             Randolph

                 Coleman    Clark    O'Brien 
           Brady    McCarthy     Meyler        Duff

                                Pilkington

                      Madden             Long

Edited by Green Devil - 04 May 2013 at 2:23pm

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Green Devil Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Robbie Keane Aye Kes, I've pissed me-self again Joined: 06 Oct 2010 Location: Barbados Status: Offline Points: 22174	Post Options Post Reply Quote Green Devil Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Your Irish team of the 2012/13 season Posted: 04 May 2013 at 2:22pm
	Formation can of course be tweaked depending on who you select. Everyone's opinion should be respected to btw. Just give a simple as to why you selected that player too. Randolph - A very solid campaign again for him, will certainly get a bigger move in the summer. Coleman - IMO he has been the best player Irish player in the EPL this season. Clark - Some very nervy moments, but has really grown in the past few months. O'Brien - Solid if unspectacular, Big Sam rates him highly and has had a good season. Brady - Superb season for him, looking at him today he's been on fire! Sums up his campaign. McCarthy - Very good season for Wigan, where he will line out in an FA Cup final to top it off. Meyler - One of the main reasons Hull will be in the EPL, should be in the Irish squad! Duff - Probably his best season in the past 5 years, great to see him flourish. Pilkington - A very good campaign from Pilks, looking forward to see him play for Ireland now. Madden - Paddy has lit up League 1 this season, could yet push up a level. Long - Fantastic start, has faded some what but still had a stellar season in the top flight. Randolph Coleman Clark O'Brien Brady McCarthy Meyler Duff Pilkington Madden Long Edited by Green Devil - 04 May 2013 at 2:23pm
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hulkhogan Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Liam Brady Joined: 23 Sep 2009 Status: Offline Points: 2201	Post Options Post Reply Quote hulkhogan Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 04 May 2013 at 2:33pm
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	Randolph- Superb season, deserved his place in the SPL team of the season coleman- Excellent season after an edgy start. Now a vital part of a very good Everon team Pearce- One of Reading's better players when he played. Only 19 games but many bigger clubs interested clark- Some poor defensive displays when Villa went through a rough patch but recovered with the team to show his ability O'Brien- Sturdy season from a good pro. Brady- Just edges it in front of Andy Reid. Hopefully continues his development in the EPL Mccarthy- FA cup finalist and our most consistent EPL player. could be a busy summer on his phone. Hendrick- Toss up between him and Meyler. Really impressed me though. Think he has a huge career ahead of him Hoolahan- Playing him out of position here on the right but he deserves to be accommodated, right Trap? Walters-Played out of position all season but he guarantees you effort. Madden- Surprised many of us but you have to give him credit for his goals.

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