Harrington is actually a top class performer in an international sport. Thus he wins.
Q2002 wrote: » Who is Joe Gamble?
I GuanYin wrote: » Joe Gamble?!?!?! Hahahahahaha. He isn't even the best League of Ireland player.
I GuanYin wrote: » Joe Gamble?!?!?! Hahahahahaha. He isn't even the best League of Ireland player. Where's Tadhg Kennelly btw? Far more successful than most of the muppets on that list.
I want to win an All-Ireland with Kerry
Q2002 wrote: » City... If he is some shyte LOI player why is he in that list. If he was any good he'd be playing in England
omgiluvxmas wrote: » Well I disagree. I think Joe is a phenominal player.
omgiluvxmas wrote: » Just didn't make the cut but a great sportsperson in this country no doubt. I am no Kingdom fan but
Great quote. He passes the big money in Oz to get back to his roots.
I GuanYin wrote: » Going by the fact you think Joe Gamble is a 'phenomenal' player I can only deduce you're from Cork and are of course no fan of the Kingdom. Lol no he doesn't. He's already made a fortune and is approaching 30, which is when most AFL players start to retire anyway.
omgiluvxmas wrote: » Well I can only assume you have an anti-Cork City agenda because you don't think Gamble is a highly talented player. I would like to know who is better than Joe? Paul Keegan? Gary Dempsey? Gary Deegan? Stephen O'Donnell? I honestly can't think of a better midfielder. Colin Healy would be the best player if it wasn't for his injuries, as he would be playing for a top European team if he had stayed clear.
Q2002 wrote: » France is wat below the English standard of football.. the French 1st diviaion is about Championship level. And the Eircom league is League two level at best
He's already tried and failed at some top, and not so top clubs tbh
omgiluvxmas wrote: » Well I can only assume you have an anti-Cork City agenda because you don't think Gamble is a highly talented player.
I would like to know who is better than Joe? Paul Keegan? Gary Dempsey? Gary Deegan? Stephen O'Donnell? I honestly can't think of a better midfielder.
Colin Healy would be the best player if it wasn't for his injuries, as he would be playing for a top European team if he had stayed clear.
I GuanYin wrote: » Anti-Cork agenda? Me? Never! You have on the list of Greatest Sportmen/Women. There is no way he is greater than Richard Dunne, Robbie Keane, Stephen Ireland, Kevin Kilbane, Shay Given, Damien Duff or any of the other Irish national team players. If anyone has a bias going on it's you. Ah but you never said midfielder. You have him basically as the best League of Ireland player. Up until two weeks ago Keith Fahey was a mile better but now he's in England. Brian Murphy is better, and probably half of the Bohs defence too given their defensive record. Good God you're delusional. Are you from Cork? And be honest.
LordChessington wrote: » I don't know half of those people. Does that make me unpatriotic?
omgiluvxmas wrote: » my heart is in Cork.
omgiluvxmas wrote: » ...., but my heart is in Cork.
I GuanYin wrote: » That's all I needed to hear. And now we know why the likes of Gamble and O'Hailpin made the list when they aren't even near the best players in their sports. The Colin Healy thing still has me laughing.
Zaph wrote: » Why are you constantly posting in bold? It's not necessary and very annoying. Anyway, as for the poll itself - two soccer players, both of whom happen to have played for Cork City. Bit dubious that, no? If you wanted to include Ireland's best footballers where's the likes of Liam Brady or Johnny Giles. The pair you've picked aren't even remotely in the same class. Let's look at some of the others: - Kenny Egan, Olympic silver medallist is there, but Michael Carruth, Olympic gold medallist isn't. - Seán Óg Ó hAilpín appears to have had a sex change, but even forgetting about that for the moment, he's not even the best GAA player to come out of Cork, never mind the country. Where are Cristy Ring or Jimmy Barry-Murphy in that list? - Colm Cooper has 3 All-Irelands to his name. That barely gets you noticed in Kerry ffs. Where are Pat Spillane or Páidí Ó Sé in the list. Btw, I should mention that I don't even like Gaelic football or hurling and I can come up with better candidates. Judging from your list I suspect that you're quite young and have no real clue about Ireland's sporting history. So how about you go off and do some homework and then come back to us with a proper list?