Thanks for proving my point
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Hmmmmm. Mike conveniently forgetting the fact that he abused generational talent Darwin Nunez so much that he deleted all his ‘socials’ not too long ago.
Footix moves fast.
Its off season lads. Give it a rest.
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Mike Hunt has the pyjama boys hopping like sausages in a pan and it only early July. Senior hurling.
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Hard luck to the fans of the birkenhead reds & Manchester red devils on England losing yesterday
chin up
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A hard day for the Sham Rovers
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I was really, really hoping for the nomination but wasn’t sure if you’d be cruising the GGA threads at all.
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Hopefully the ROIMNT aka Liverpool can make as strong a start to the season as you have.
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TELL US NEVER
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if there is a negative GGA story ill take a look
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Great player, but I dunno was Roy all that on the cobbles; Graham Kav & John Walters(was in the process of being dominated), Darren Moore (an overmatched Keane withdrew), Arsenal IT Brexiteer (aged but the penfold landed cleanly), dropped by an ageing Brian Clough, and Gary Breen’s cousin(couldn’t put him away),have all beaten and or hung with Keano. Granted the Corkman was past prime or very young in a lot of these encounters, but as John Giles said, we can only go on what we see.
With past footage of the young Keane either non-existent or lost to time; I think it has to be said that Keane’s reputation as a pugilistic raging bull is overstated. The one we didn’t get to see which would’ve told a lot would’ve been a prime Keane against a shopworn Mick McCarthy, like Floyd Mayweather the Cork Roadman was always one to talk a good game but pick his moments carefully (Haaland). However Given how Cluxton dealt with McAteer, that would likely have been easy work and would’ve added significantly to Keane’s legacy.
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Huh?
If they wanna box say they wanna box and hell box.
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middle aged man in cork fretting over the intricacies of FFP
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