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Republic of Ireland: Evolution takes time, small steps are being taken
Conor Clancy is optimistic about Ireland’s future despite their slim prospects of qualifying for Brazil 2014.
Posts Tagged ‘James McClean’
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Martin O’Neill and Sunderland AFC: Winter is coming…
James Hunt looks ahead to a big period of the season for Sunderland.
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James McClean: a load of poppycock
James Hunt offers his thoughts on the fuss surrounding James McClean’s decision not to wear a poppy on Remembrance Day.
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Martin O’Neill faces a defining seven weeks
Ciaran Kelly discusses the Sunderland manager’s immediate future.
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If ‘Arry met the FAI: A look at life after Trap
Ciaran Kelly ponders what comes next for the Republic of Ireland when Giovanni Trapattoni’s tenure comes to an end.
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Robbie Brady: A beacon of hope
In gloomy times for the Republic of Ireland, Ciaran Kelly looks at a youngster who may bring some brightness.
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Euro 2012 will serve as the Trapattoni era’s epitaph
Ahead of Ireland’s opening game tomorrow, Ciaran Kelly looks at the man in charge – Giovanni Trapattoni.
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IFA to formally revisit Irish player eligibility issue?
Irish writer Daniel Collins discusses the Irish eligibility issue which can see Northern Irish born footballers play for the Republic.
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Sinn Féin call for “all-Ireland team”
The all-Irish national team debate has cropped up again. This time, Gerry Adams and his Sinn Féin friends are behind a merger writes Daniel Collins.
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Daylight robbery at the Brandywell
Ryan Kelly looks at a problem that is all too common for League of Ireland clubs when selling their better players.
Michael Owen: Good or great?
El Balonazo’s Week 37 Preview
Preview – Champions League Final
Flavour of the season, Germany invades Russia(n football)
Hold the Back Page – Bayern or Borussia?
The genius of Jürgen Klopp
Tippeligaen Weekly Round Up – Round 11
Almost there, the Russian season thunders to an end
Why European football is becoming as elitist as ever
El Balonazo’s Week 36 Review
Five reasons why all neutrals should want a Dortmund win
