i thought Dean would refer to the conditions in the Racecourse Ground, Wrexham in Ferburary 1992 when a friendly between Wales and the Republic of Ireland went ahead despite the blizzard
Ashley Young is a really really bad footballer.
Eric Young was Bambi on ice that night according to George.
I’ve hated that Saunders cunt since he pulled out of a move to Goodison at the last minute and signed for the bastards across the park, it was a blessing in disguise really as he was shit.
James Milner has been outstanding once more tonight and gets a deserved goal 
3-2 to city now, 1 more and I think they top the group?
problem?
you fucking retard
Mudderajaysus did Bayern get high at h-t or something?
Milner has been fantastic for City tonight to be fair.
Dante 
was that the black fella with the headband who played for Wimbledon?
was that the black fella with the headband who played for Wimbledon?[/quote]
One and the same.
Fucking hell, Jack Rodwell has come on for City. Ross Barkley, take this mans career as a cautionary tale*
- aside from the giant wages
german football:rolleyes:
galatasaray/juve 4pm tomorrow?
boylesports still didnt refund my 20 euro but id be happy if i keep my 4/1 if the conditions prevail
and its back to Dean Saunders…
incredible discussion here about who the rearrangement will suit.
The cliches from the Sky presenter are flowing here
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February 1991 actually, when Niall Quinn got two goals and John Byrne rounded off a splendid performance. February 1992 saw Terry Yorath’s men turn the tables in the first ever international match at Royal Dublin Society through a Mark Pembridge goal.
Ireland-Wales spring friendlies were as integral to the early 90s experience as ecstasy tabets and rave culture*.
Four years in a row, in fact, from 1990-93 - The fixture became a real fixture on the Irish football calendar.
"I did not take any ecstasy tablets or attend any raves in the early 90s.
[quote=“Sidney, post: 872288, member: 183”]February 1991 actually, when Niall Quinn got two goals and John Byrne rounded off a splendid performance. February 1992 saw Terry Yorath’s men turn the tables in the first ever international match at Royal Dublin Society through a Mark Pembridge goal.
Ireland-Wales spring friendlies were as integral to the early 90s experience as ecstasy tabets and rave culture*.
Four years in a row, in fact, from 1990-93 - The fixture became a real fixture on the Irish football calendar.
"I did not take any ecstasy tablets or attend any raves in the early 90s.[/quote]
did Liam Daish make his debut at the Royal Dublin Society sid?
Bernie Slaven also never feared Wales
[quote=“mickee321, post: 872289, member: 367”]did Liam Daish make his debut at the Royal Dublin Society sid?
Bernie Slaven also never feared Wales[/quote]
1990 ireland 1 wales 0 - slaven
1991 wales 0 ireland 3
1992 ireland 0 wales 1 - prembridge
1993?
[quote=“mickee321, post: 872289, member: 367”]did Liam Daish make his debut at the Royal Dublin Society sid?
Bernie Slaven also never feared Wales[/quote]
I think he did, mickee.
israeli TV trivia, apart from the kit what have notts co. and juventus got in common?
answer after the ads
[quote=“mickee321, post: 872290, member: 367”]1990 ireland 1 wales 0 - slaven
1991 wales 0 ireland 3
1992 ireland 0 wales 1 - prembridge
1993?[/quote]
Ireland won 2-1 at Tolka Park. I think Tommy Coyne scored the winner by heading home a rebound from a free-kick.
David O’Leary was captain that night but was carried off after about four minutes. I’m pretty sure that was his last international appearance.