Liam Delap

Lionel Messi should have his own thread in the RoI section as well. He's way better than Delap.

as louie barry was mentioned, saw he has been linked with a loan to mk dons after having a decent loan at swindon second half of last year. wonder if he will do well there as parrott did

Wouldn't be near our senior team as it stands.
Now things can change fast - if a striker suddenly starts scoring at a decent level, just look at Obafemi.

But this lad would be there or thereabouts of our 21's more likely.
I'd place him at the same level as Ferguson for now.

Started 2 of the last 7 games for England u19 and both came in dead rubbers, probably won't start tomorrow's final, be surprised if he's not seriously considering his options, would be there or thereabouts for our senior team and is on the verge of a 15 million pound move to Southampton.

Edited by JoxerDaly - 30 Jun 2022 at 6:10pm

Englishborn wrote: You Tell Me wrote: The English players playing for Scotland were/are Brits, as are the Scots. It's a nonsense that they have four teams anyway, one "Kingdom" one team is the way it should be. A few Scottish nationalists I know share that view - too many in the tartan army happy to proclaim their Scottishness in football but not so much when it comes to an independence vote. Don't get me started u numpty. England Scotland Wales have existed as separate associations for more than 100 years. Don't pretend Ireland is completely separate. Second and I've said it on here millions of times. Uk isn't a country   its a kingdom of  countries.  So yes they should be separate

Maik Taylor was born in Germany to an English father and a German mother. As a British citizen who was born abroad, FIFA eligibility rules at the time of Taylor's first international selection entitled him to represent any of the constituent countries of the United Kingdom at international level. He opted for Northern Ireland, despite having no family connection to that country.

BrendanD88 wrote: Englishborn wrote: You Tell Me wrote: The English players playing for Scotland were/are Brits, as are the Scots. It's a nonsense that they have four teams anyway, one "Kingdom" one team is the way it should be. A few Scottish nationalists I know share that view - too many in the tartan army happy to proclaim their Scottishness in football but not so much when it comes to an independence vote. Don't get me started u numpty. England Scotland Wales have existed as separate associations for more than 100 years. Don't pretend Ireland is completely separate. Second and I've said it on here millions of times. Uk isn't a country   its a kingdom of  countries.  So yes they should be separate  The statelet of Northern Ireland isn’t a Country.

You Tell Me wrote: The English players playing for Scotland were/are Brits, as are the Scots. It's a nonsense that they have four teams anyway, one "Kingdom" one team is the way it should be. A few Scottish nationalists I know share that view - too many in the tartan army happy to proclaim their Scottishness in football but not so much when it comes to an independence vote.

Englishborn wrote: You Tell Me wrote: The English players playing for Scotland were/are Brits, as are the Scots. It's a nonsense that they have four teams anyway, one "Kingdom" one team is the way it should be. A few Scottish nationalists I know share that view - too many in the tartan army happy to proclaim their Scottishness in football but not so much when it comes to an independence vote. Don't get me started u numpty. England Scotland Wales have existed as separate associations for more than 100 years. Don't pretend Ireland is completely separate. Second and I've said it on here millions of times. Uk isn't a country   its a kingdom of  countries.  So yes they should be separate