I see Roy's son in law and Conor Gallagher both scored. The levels of treachery know no bounds.
????Different match had Ireland got that penalty in the first half.
Never mind what he's smoking,cranky. I'd be far more interested in what you're snorting cos it's mind bending stuff.?What are u smoking, we were comfortable until the ref decided to hand a soft pen to England and put us down to 10...making England look like peak Spain 2008-2012 now when we all know their far from it..should have been a clear pen for Ferguson but nobody the smaller nation can't be getting decisions like that at Wemberley
Get your own material.Know I know how Utd feel when they play the ssbs. Sorry I'd at ye m8s
I know the wages tend to be higher, but I don't understand the obsession of Irish players with having to move to either championship or, at best, relegation threatened prem clubs, above all else with the opportunities elsewhere in Europe.Slightly off topic but whoever advised Jake O Brien to make that move to Everton should be shot out of a cannon.
I can understand the financial aspect certainly (its a short career and injuries etc), but he was embedded into a decent Lyon team who are currently in Europe and 2 pts of a CL place in France. They absolutely loved him there.I know the wages tend to be higher, but I don't understand the obsession of Irish players with having to move to either championship or, at best, relegation threatened prem clubs, above all else with the opportunities elsewhere in Europe.
I can understand the financial aspect certainly (its a short career and injuries etc), but he was embedded into a decent Lyon team who are currently in Europe and 2 pts of a CL place in France. They absolutely loved him there.
He's now 4th choice at Everton and watching lads jump above him internationally. At some point you have to put your career first and back yourself that the big contract will come along in time.
He probably needs a loan now in January which is insanity considering where was at the end of last season.
I would have assumed he’d be a regular starter for Everton if coming from starting regularly and playing well regularly for Lyon but Dyche prefers others ahead of him. Hindsight is great and all but I thought it looked a decent move at the time.I know the wages tend to be higher, but I don't understand the obsession of Irish players with having to move to either championship or, at best, relegation threatened prem clubs, above all else with the opportunities elsewhere in Europe.
