Very roundabout way of asking mate but I can’t, I’m working tonight
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The search continues…
2 totally different sports mate. One is professional, other amateur. International football has had a bit of a renaissance lately. All about circumstances mate l. If i was brought up in a city like you i wouldn’t be too interested in club gaa either. Out in the country its a way of life. Junior club matches from 20 years ago still talked about.
Gibraltar are 201st in the world according to FIFA. Just FAO of the forum
Did Michael O’Neill also inherit a side who were in the play offs for the euro’s and would be second seeds for WC qualification if they could win one game in their upcoming Nations league campaign?
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I follow club GAA keenly enough, mate.
Nice to see him building for the future with McClean
Edit: I’ll probably get a dose of humble pie when he destroys a barber at right back for Gibraltar tonight
Its fucking Gibraltar…Bray Wanderers should beat them.
Our pass completion % could be savage tonight.
I was in attendance 4 years to the day almost, when on a balmy summers evening we made hard work of these Gibraltar fellas.
I’m expecting a sticky one again tonight. We’ll be buzzing around early doors but if we dont score inside 20 minutes, we’re in trouble.
It’s his 100th cap and he’s captain for the night.
There should be no sympathy in this game for anyone
‘Stephen Kenny has done brilliant things in Irish football.’
‘There’s a really promising group of players and it remains to be seen whether he or someone else brings them forward.’
Joe Molloy and the Off the Ball crew just there. Loyal to the bitter end, or deluded. Take your pick.
We’re going to do it
Christ this is a bizarre pre match interview, he can’t even answer a few soft ball questions about the starting 11
Spock is a broken man
Typically odd interview from Spock there. He has this weird habit of doing a half clearance of his throat at the end of sentences, he sounds like the ill version of Hyman Roth from Godfather II.
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