Irish Players in England

Fromthetrees

I found this very interesting in the context of the run up to Euro 2012.
http://eurorivals.net/abroad/irish-players-in-england.html

Arsenal

Conor Henderson
Sean Mcdermott
Rhys Murphy
Aston Villa

Shay Given
Richard Dunne
Stephen Ireland
Ciaran Clark
Graham Burke
Birmingham City

Stephen Carr
Colin Doyle
Adam Rooney
Keith Fahey
Blackpool

Billy Clarke
Bolton

Mark Connolly
Brighton & Hove Albion

Gary Dicker
Marcos Painter
Burnley

Chris Mccann
Keith Treacy
Cardiff City

Anthony Gerrard
Joe Mason
Stephen Mcphail
Chelsea

Conor Clifford
Coventry City

Joe Murphy
Richard Keogh
David Bell
Gary Deegan
Roy O'donovan
Crystal Palace

Patrick Mccarthy
Owen Garvan
Sean Scannell
Derby County

Conor Doyle
Jeff Hendrick
Mark O'brien
Kevin Kilbane
Doncaster Rovers

Paul Keegan
Everton

Seamus Coleman
Fulham

Stephen Kelly
Damien Duff
Hull City

Paul Mcshane
Robert Brady
Ipswich Town

Damien Delaney
Keith Andrews
Shane O'connor
Daryl Murphy
Ronan Murray
Mark Kennedy
Leeds United

Alex Bruce
Andy O'brien
Aidan White
Andrew Keogh
Darren O'dea
Leicester City

Sean St Ledger
Man City

Greg Cunningham
Man Utd

Darron Gibson
Sean Mcginty
Millwall

David Forde
Alan Dunne
Aiden O'brien
Newcastle United

Leon Best
Robert Elliot
Norwich City

Wesley Hoolahan
Nottingham Forest

Greg Cunningham
Andy Reid
Brendan Moloney
Neill Byrne
Peterborough United

Daniel Kearns
Lee Frecklington
Portsmouth

Liam Lawrence
Stephen Henderson
QPR

Paddy Kenny
Brian Murphy
Martin Rowlands
Michael Harriman
Reading

Jay Tabb
Noel Hunt
Ian Harte
Carl Mchugh
David Murphy
Southampton

David Connolly
Stoke City

Glenn Whelan
Marc Wilson
Jonathan Walters
Rory Delap
Sunderland

John O'shea
David Meyler
Keiren Westwood
James Mcclean
John Egan
Swansea City

Thomas Butler
Watford

Mark Yeates
Rene Gilmartin
Sean Murray
West Brom

Shane Long
Steven Reid
Simon Cox
West Ham

Joey O'brien
Wigan

James Mccarthy
Conor Sammon
Wolves

Stephen Ward
Stephen Hunt
Kevin Doyle
Matt Doherty
Kevin Foley
Anthony Forde
Aaron Mccarey
Brian Mcgroary

upandcumming

Ok.

kraggy

No mention of Alan Lee and Donal McDermott of Huddersfield and Greg Cunningham is listed under Notts Forest as well as City.

MrStuffins

Fromthetrees wrote: »

I found this very interesting in the context of the run up to Euro 2012.

If this is all that's required for you to be interested then you should try... you know.... a book or something.

kraggy

Ah in fairness he's just providing some information for discussion so that people can discuss players who should or should not be in the squad for the European Championships.

massdebater

David Connolly's still playing? Jayses!!

Kingdom Bhoy

Theres also Michael Liddle at Sunderland and young Steven McCarthy a Cork boy signing for the Academy this Summer. Whoops just read a previous post I'm not saying these two should be considered for the Euros just pointing out that they are with SAFC.

racso1975

Or robbie Brady

Mushy

Aidan White for Leeds...really hope he becomes the future left back.

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Anton Ferdinand and Jamie O'Hara.

gustavo

I have a friend who plays 5 a side every week in London , That's in England so he should probably be added to the list.

CSF

Irish players in Ireland
Shelbourne
David Cassidy
Philly Hughes
Stephen Paisley
Andy Boyle
Kevin Dawson
Glenn Cronin
Conan Byrne
Gareth Matthews
Lorcan Fitzgerald
Ian Ryan
Barry Clancy

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CSF wrote: »

Irish players in Ireland

Players playing in Ireland shouldn't be considered for the National team.

Obviously.

CSF

Des wrote: »

Players playing in Ireland shouldn't be considered for the National team.

Obviously.

Sorry Des, I thought we were just compiling random pointless lists.

kensutz

Anthony Pilkington and Marc Tierney of Norwich too.

jack presley

It's been a while since I bought a paper but don't the Irish times list all the Irish players in Britain every Monday?

ColeTrain

jack presley wrote: »

It's been a while since I bought a paper but don't the Irish times list all the Irish players in Britain every Monday?

That seems very pointless if true.

jack presley

ColeTrain wrote: »

jack presley wrote: »

It's been a while since I bought a paper but don't the Irish times list all the Irish players in Britain every Monday?

That seems very pointless if true.

Sorry they don't just list them. They give
their stats as well, no of appearances, goals etc

Strongbow10

Its a decent idea OP, keeping a list of anyone who may be eligible for selection and monitor their progress throughout the season.

One thing I will say though is that threads like that are pointless around here, as the attention span in relation to international football on boards is all of 5 minutes. nobody will have the patience to seek out this thread to update progress etc... rather they will start a new thread instead and there'll be the inevitable response "not another one of these".

Your thread will end being disregarded in favour of the very same issue under a different title. Merging the lot of them would do the trick.

Just calling a spade a spade

There are other sites out there with a hardcore group of Irish international followers where they will update progress of irish players on a week by week basis.

ColeTrain

jack presley wrote: »

Sorry they don't just list them. They give
their stats as well, no of appearances, goals etc

Pity they don't do the same with plumbers. Would be interesting to see a weekly update of their call out rates, time spent etc

Strongbow10

ColeTrain wrote: »

Pity they don't do the same with plumbers. Would be interesting to see a weekly update of their call out rates, time spent etc

you may be onto something there my friend

Coillte_Bhoy

CSF wrote: »

Sorry Des, I thought we were just compiling random pointless lists.

Not very bright are you? You know what the op's intention was, why feel the need to slag it off?

CSF

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Not very bright are you? You know what the op's intention was, why feel the need to slag it off?

Something similar to your need to do the same here, minus the personal abuse that you decided to go for of course.

LowOdour

OP, your formatting is horrendous!
for example this

Ciaran Clark
Graham Burke
Birmingham City

Stephen Carr
Colin Doyle
Adam Rooney
Keith Fahey
Blackpool

Billy Clarke

should read like this
Birmingham City
Stephen Carr
Colin Doyle
Adam Rooney
Keith Fahey

Blackpool
Billy Clarke

I see the point of your post, but the squad is pretty much set in stone at this stage id say, and the stand-by players should be easy enough to figure out too. there are a few players there I dont know about, so for that perspective its worth keeping an eye out for them

Coillte_Bhoy

CSF wrote: »

Something similar to your need to do the same here, minus the personal abuse that you decided to go for of course.

Indeed. If you think thats personal abuse then i apologise, lighten up a bit

CSF

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

then i apologise, lighten up a bit

Bit of a contradiction there.

Coillte_Bhoy

CSF wrote: »

Bit of a contradiction there.

ya reckon?

jack presley

ColeTrain wrote: »

jack presley wrote: »

Sorry they don't just list them. They give
their stats as well, no of appearances, goals etc

Pity they don't do the same with plumbers. Would be interesting to see a weekly update of their call out rates, time spent etc

They probably would if there was interest but apart from you and a maybe one or two others, no one else cares. On the other hand there are people who are interested in seeing how Irish lads are getting on and whether they're getting a game or scoring goals etc.

Dempsey

Abit pointless when Trappatoni is going to pick those who he was used in the qualifying campaign, and even at that some of them will be getting the chop.

tolosenc

It's grand, though. Villa broke his leg, so Spain will start Torres and us and Italy will go through.

losthorizon

Tomorrow..... Irish players playing in Moldova

Iang87

i dont get this thread. Loads of irish in english league is pretty obvious, we are so close its on a higher level and higher facilities.

In my opinion we should thank the english for training our players to a point where we can compete internationally.

No disrespect to LoI intended they do great things with kids but can only bring them so far without the money

CSF

Iang87 wrote: »

i dont get this thread. Loads of irish in english league is pretty obvious, we are so close its on a higher level and higher facilities.

In my opinion we should thank the english for training our players to a point where we can compete internationally.

No disrespect to LoI intended they do great things with kids but can only bring them so far without the money

And we don't thank them enough by pumping millions into their clubs every year?

Iang87

super attitude :rolleyes:

CSF

Iang87 wrote: »

super attitude :rolleyes:

Explain what is wrong with my attitude please.

Iang87

I wont be explaining it if you dont understand now you wont

CSF

Iang87 wrote: »

I wont be explaining it if you dont understand now you wont

You 13 or something?

Iang87

could ask you the same question.

My point was your attitude toward english football is backward. However that is an opinion so i may be wrong.

CSF

Iang87 wrote: »

could ask you the same question.

My point was your attitude toward english football is backward. However that is an opinion so i may be wrong.

My attitude towards English football is the same as my attitude towards Spanish football, Italian football or Dutch football.

Iang87

well done, but your "pumping millions into their clubs" comment to me is ridiculous.

If I wanna support a team from tanzania then thats my choice. No point in being kind of bitter about it

CSF

Iang87 wrote: »

well done, but your "pumping millions into their clubs" comment to me is ridiculous.

If I wanna support a team from tanzania then thats my choice. No point in being kind of bitter about it

I didn't mention a word about who you support or why you support them. You're the one getting defensive. All I said that was we certainly are in no way indebted to English clubs for their services to Irish football given how much money has been pumped into them from this country. You're making yourself look very silly here.

Iang87

CSF wrote: »

I didn't mention a word about who you support or why you support them. You're the one getting defensive. All I said that was we certainly are in no way indebted to English clubs for their services to Irish football given how much money has been pumped into them from this country. You're making yourself look very silly here.

in my opinion we do owe a lot to english clubs for the quality of some of the players we've had.

Why are you making reference to money being pumped in from this country. If the government aren'tpaying it I dont care where people spend there money. Nor should you but you do.


Anyway i smell EPL v LoI, i'm off

CSF

Iang87 wrote: »

in my opinion we do owe a lot to english clubs for the quality of some of the players we've had.

Why are you making reference to money being pumped in from this country. If the government aren'tpaying it I dont care where people spend there money. Nor should you but you do.


Anyway i smell EPL v LoI, i'm off

You're trying to dig yourself out of a hole (possibly your own) by making out that I'm representing an argument that I'm not. I didn't make a critical word about what people spend their money on, I merely pointed out that we have a nation have done as much for their football (if not way more) than they have for us. But you clearly want to twist things seeing as you've been talking tripe from the beginning.

Iang87

CSF wrote: »

You're trying to dig yourself out of a hole (possibly your own) by making out that I'm representing an argument that I'm not. I didn't make a critical word about what people spend their money on, I merely pointed out that we have a nation have done as much for their football (if not way more) than they have for us. But you clearly want to twist things seeing as you've been talking tripe from the beginning.

I made a point. You then made a very bitter sounding point in reference to my point. Thats why I immediately went defensive. Sorry if it appeared I put words in your mouth. Wasn't my intention, i think we're gonna have to agree to disagree on this one

CSF

Iang87 wrote: »

I made a point. You then made a very bitter sounding point in reference to my point. Thats why I immediately went defensive. Sorry if it appeared I put words in your mouth. Wasn't my intention, i think we're gonna have to agree to disagree on this one

Fair enough, still don't think what I said was bitter though.

Iang87

CSF wrote: »

Fair enough, still don't think what I said was bitter though.

thats fair enough too just at the time thats how i read it you know apologies if i took you wrong