Not yet.
What time’s kick-off tomorrow?
Any games being televised this evening or tonight?
5pm kick off tomorrow. Live on Network 2.
The All-Ireland final is demoted to RTE One.
[QUOTE=“dodgy-keeper, post: 1012349, member: 1552”]5pm kick off tomorrow. Live on Network 2.
The All-Ireland final is demoted to RTE One.[/QUOTE]
And the hurling final makes it to Sky Sports 1 by contrast.
All the landlords in the East End of London being asked to switch the tv over to the hurling.
“It’s the facking All-Ireland final, innt.” 
Irish soccer supporter travels to wrong Georgia
As Ireland begin their Euro 2016 campaign in Georgia today, a fanatical Irish soccer supporter is rueing not checking the map a bit more closely. Bernard “The Big D” Devine travelled to the wrong Georgia and now finds himself with three days to kill in the USA.
“I’d had Georgia on my mind for months. And now it’s all for nothing. I feel a bit stupid to be honest.”
“I’ve been following the team for years. I never miss an away match. For months people have been telling me Georgia is tough place to get to. I was laughing at them, saying that I had a direct flight booked and it was going to be a doddle. I guess they were right, as it turns out. It is a tougher place to get to than I thought.”
The Sallynoggin man found his hopes of attending the opening Euro 2016 qualifier had gone with the wind as he landed in Atlanta, some 5,000 miles away from Tblisi, where the Irish team play today.
“How the hell was I supposed to know there were two Georgias?” said Devine. “UEFA have been letting in teams from everywhere lately, some of them aren’t even in Europe. It’s their fault that I’ve ended up here, really, isn’t it?”
Devine’s mistake is the biggest Irish sporting disappointment in Atlanta since hot favourite Sonia O’Sullivan infamously pulled out of the Olympic 5,000 metres in 1996.
“I don’t know what I’m going to do now”, he said. “I’ll probably look for an Irish bar to watch it in. But they’ll probably be showing that poxy hurling. Fuckin’ Gah.”
Massive game this evening. We really need to be winning this if we are to have realistic hopes of coming 2nd.
I reckon we’ll take the following points off our group opponents and see where it takes us.
The home games are massive
Georgia - 6
Gibraltar - 6
Poland - 3
Scotland - 4
Germany - 0
As someone who wasn’t in favour of Given returning, I’m happy to report that David Forde will be starting this evening.
ROI XI v Georgia: Forde, Coleman, O’Shea, Wilson, Ward; McCarthy, Whelan, Quinn, Walters, McGeady, Keane
Seems a little negative. Stephen Quinn supporting Keane or McGeady central behind the striker? I’m guessing Walters is on the right but he could be upfront in a 4-4-2 either. No Hoolahan or Long. Not too enthused about Stephen Ward starting the campaign as first choice left back.
Could be a 4-2-3-1 as
Forde
Coleman O’Shea Wilson Ward
McCarthy Whelan
McGeady Quinn Walters
Keane
link?
3-5-2
Forde
O’Shea Wilson Ward
Coleman McCarthy Whelan Quinn McGeady
Walters Keane
[QUOTE=“Ebeneezer Goode, post: 1012985, member: 1785”]3-5-2
Forde
O’Shea Wilson Ward
Coleman McCarthy Whelan Quinn McGeady
Walters Keane[/QUOTE]
Wouldn’t fancy our life side defensively at all.
He’d be demanding Coleman and McGeady cover and drop back. Does MO’N ever play anything but 3-5-2 ??
Don’t mind that @Ebeneezer Goode clown. Ireland won’t be playing 3 at the back and wing backs.
Where are you Raymond? It’s on RTE 2 so it on the RTE player!!
You got the woosies there Bart? Are you drinking on the pain killers?
Cambodia.
Are you clowns serioulsy watching this instead of the hurling?