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Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 9:00 am
by frankbutcher
You battled well to three emphatic losses. You lit up the tournament with your plucky never say win attitude. Your fans were the best there were. Whilst all the other sets of fans sat in the stadium glum and sober, the Irish were the only fans to make a noise, belting out your Anthems.

We will miss you all. See you again in Brazil 2014. Just make sure you bring plenty of sun tan lotion. :lol:

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 9:13 am
by REB
far too early for sarcism :rubchin: :mrgreen:

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 9:33 am
by jamjc64
I thought it was Satire :D

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 9:57 am
by LeftfootlegendGooner
REB wrote:far too early for sarcism :rubchin: :mrgreen:
What is this sarcism you speak of..... :? :lol:

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 10:01 am
by Top Londoner
Canny Irish.

They threw their last Euro's on a last hurrah before returning to the Punts.

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 10:06 am
by SammyDroppedHisShorts
Sorry but i cannot see in anyway, shape or form the Irish making a finals tournament for a very very long tim ebased upon an ageing squad and very little in quality coming through. Brazil 2014 wont see Ireland i am sad to say

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 10:15 am
by RoscommonGooner
SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:Sorry but i cannot see in anyway, shape or form the Irish making a finals tournament for a very very long tim ebased upon an ageing squad and very little in quality coming through. Brazil 2014 wont see Ireland i am sad to say
I agree. Maybe the Euros in 2016 where 24 teams will qualify. I also don't think Trap is the man to rebuild the team but someone in the FAI in their wisdom have given him a contract up to 2014!

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 10:16 am
by augie
SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:Sorry but i cannot see in anyway, shape or form the Irish making a finals tournament for a very very long tim ebased upon an ageing squad and very little in quality coming through. Brazil 2014 wont see Ireland i am sad to say

Depends sammy - if traps fcuks off we would have a shot. We have a number of good young players that should have been in the euro 2012 squad at the very least and some should have been in the first 11 - I am not saying any of these players are going to be world class or anything but james mc carthy should be in the team ahead of glenn whelan and seamus coleman should be in the team at either right back or right side midfield cos he would be a big improvement on the players currently filling those positions. The problem we have is that trap doesnt trust any of the young players and wouldnt even give them starts in any of the friendlies prior to the euro's so what chance do they have to prove themselves trustworthy ? At the mo he picks system players rather than footballers and the hope over here is that he will change his philosophy now but tbh I just cannot see it happening so the prospects of the team improving as long as trap remains in charge is slim to say the least :(

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 10:37 am
by skizz_b
I thought this was a thread saying bye to the Irish clique after frank's wrong prediction about Nick Powell :rubchin:

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 10:40 pm
by corkbarry
frankbutcher wrote:You battled well to three emphatic losses. You lit up the tournament with your plucky never say win attitude. Your fans were the best there were. Whilst all the other sets of fans sat in the stadium glum and sober, the Irish were the only fans to make a noise, belting out your Anthems.

We will miss you all. See you again in Brazil 2014. Just make sure you bring plenty of sun tan lotion. :lol:
How many of us will be staying in BGs house?

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 1:16 am
by northbankbren
frankbutcher wrote:You battled well to three emphatic losses. You lit up the tournament with your plucky never say win attitude. Your fans were the best there were. Whilst all the other sets of fans sat in the stadium glum and sober, the Irish were the only fans to make a noise, belting out your Anthems.

We will miss you all. See you again in Brazil 2014. Just make sure you bring plenty of sun tan lotion. :lol:
:D Yeah....maybe you can make a banner about it......

something like.....

TARQUIN LOVES IRELAND

:barscarf:

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 1:20 am
by northbankbren
......oh sorry i forgot to add.

AND ACTUALLY GROW THE BALLS TO SHOW IT. :lol:

.....maybe asks Beugh and Bernard next time, coz you didnt get the best response the last time you were to scared to show a banner on your own :barscarf:

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 1:36 am
by northbankbren
augie wrote:
SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:Sorry but i cannot see in anyway, shape or form the Irish making a finals tournament for a very very long tim ebased upon an ageing squad and very little in quality coming through. Brazil 2014 wont see Ireland i am sad to say

Depends sammy - if traps fcuks off we would have a shot. We have a number of good young players that should have been in the euro 2012 squad at the very least and some should have been in the first 11 - I am not saying any of these players are going to be world class or anything but james mc carthy should be in the team ahead of glenn whelan and seamus coleman should be in the team at either right back or right side midfield cos he would be a big improvement on the players currently filling those positions. The problem we have is that trap doesnt trust any of the young players and wouldnt even give them starts in any of the friendlies prior to the euro's so what chance do they have to prove themselves trustworthy ? At the mo he picks system players rather than footballers and the hope over here is that he will change his philosophy now but tbh I just cannot see it happening so the prospects of the team improving as long as trap remains in charge is slim to say the least :(
Agree with ya augie. The thing is Crapattoni has run his course. He's stuck with pretty much the same team/squad, that met up on that first training session, and from that day it was about favourates, not the best players.

Paul Green in midfeild ahead of the likes of Gibson, Stephen Hunt, Coleman, and even players like stvenn reid when he first took over....do me a favour.

Cox ahead of Walters, Long, and considering he played him left midfeild a certain young lad by the name of McClean?

We need to be realistic and try and build for the next euros not the world cup....

Id sack Trapp and go for Chris Hughton.

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:56 pm
by DB10GOONER
northbankbren wrote:
frankbutcher wrote:You battled well to three emphatic losses. You lit up the tournament with your plucky never say win attitude. Your fans were the best there were. Whilst all the other sets of fans sat in the stadium glum and sober, the Irish were the only fans to make a noise, belting out your Anthems.

We will miss you all. See you again in Brazil 2014. Just make sure you bring plenty of sun tan lotion. :lol:
:D Yeah....maybe you can make a banner about it......

something like.....

TARQUIN LOVES IRELAND

:barscarf:
:coffeespit:

Christ - now THAT is proper funny, Bren! :lol: 8)

Re: Au Revoir to the Irish

Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:57 pm
by DB10GOONER
northbankbren wrote:......oh sorry i forgot to add.

AND ACTUALLY GROW THE BALLS TO SHOW IT. :lol:

.....maybe asks Beugh and Bernard next time, coz you didnt get the best response the last time you were to scared to show a banner on your own :barscarf:
:lol: :lol: :lol:

You're on a roll there, mate! :lol: 8)