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Originally posted by Bob Hoskins Bob Hoskins wrote:

His brother is a regular poster on the forum. He (not Owen) get's stick for been fond of eating



Deservedly so in fairness.   

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Originally posted by FREEWHEELER FREEWHEELER wrote:

Great start to the season for him alright, shame they conceded an injury time winner though.....still young enough to make a mark if he can avoid those infernal injuries.
 
Totally disagree Wink
 
Owen always seems to have his scoring boots on when he plays against Watford.
 
 
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Watford with their ownership that should never be allowed have overtaken the promoted Wet Spam and the Steve Evans less crawley as the most odious team in the football league.

Watched the football league show and Garvan took his second very well
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Originally posted by Drummerboy Drummerboy wrote:

Garvan played on the  same Home Farm team as McCann as far as I can remember. Think Darren O'Dea and Shane Supple also played for that team. He may have been a year younger than the rest though.
 
Yep correct. Arguably one of the best schoolboy sides in recent time.Won everything for years. Still a massive shame Shane jacked in the ball. An incredible prospect.
 
 
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Owen always promised so much but alas always came up short. Like a lot of players whose causes get trumpeted on here after 5/6 club games.
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Scored again today. Fair balls.
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Mate who follows Palace says that Garvan is a transformed player this season and even more so in last couple of games under Holloway.
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I'd worry about Garvan when he stops playing ball. His brother is incredibly large. He could go the same way
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Originally posted by The GerK The GerK wrote:

I'd worry about Garvan when he stops playing ball. His brother is incredibly large. He could go the same way
 
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In the prem and Holloway seems to rate him, let's see what he is made of next season, he will be given a chance I think.

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Originally posted by Sono Sono wrote:

In the prem and Holloway seems to rate him, let's see what he is made of next season, he will be given a chance I think.


Hopefully doesn't turn out to be next season's Jay Tabb. 
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McCarthy, Delaney and Garvan all in the prem. McCarthy is club captain and the latter two are regulars do good chance they will see a lot if game time in the prem next season
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Originally posted by Godot Godot wrote:

Originally posted by Sono Sono wrote:

In the prem and Holloway seems to rate him, let's see what he is made of next season, he will be given a chance I think.


Hopefully doesn't turn out to be next season's Jay Tabb. 

Tabb not EPL standard. Far from it and part of his own undoing is the fact he has no defined position. Left back, right back, wings, centre mid. he is just a filler.


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Originally posted by t_rAndy t_rAndy wrote:

McCarthy, Delaney and Garvan all in the prem. McCarthy is club captain and the latter two are regulars do good chance they will see a lot if game time in the prem next season
McCarthy been out for the season but still there to lift the cup which was good to see. Should be ready for pre-season.
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Tweet from the FAI yesterday. Not even a mention for himConfused

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Big congrats to our own Damien Delaney, who has been promoted to the premier league with Crystal Palace after a close battle with Watford!


He hasnt lived up to his overhyped potential of a few years ago yet. But hes only 25 so has time on his side.
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Originally posted by Kerrzy Kerrzy wrote:

Tweet from the FAI yesterday. Not even a mention for himConfused

Quote FAI ‏@FAIreland

Big congrats to our own Damien Delaney, who has been promoted to the premier league with Crystal Palace after a close battle with Watford!


He hasnt lived up to his overhyped potential of a few years ago yet. But hes only 25 so has time on his side.



Yeah, he was very highly rated as a young lad when he was at Ipswich alright. As you said there is plenty of time on his side and no better place to show his ability than in the EPL.
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