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England Legends vrs Ireland Legends
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*legends
The Easter Bunny- Number of posts : 8563
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Rosicky wrote:
*legends
a 16 yr old made a spelling mistake.Chinston are you going to stalk my posts?
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Punty, you want him to don't you 
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Ade Alves wrote:Punty, you want him to don't you
No
Chocolate Thunder- Number of posts : 15804
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The Easter Bunny wrote:Ade Alves wrote:Punty, you want him to don't you
No
Graeme Murty ain't impressed
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Delete this thread. jesus christ
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L.r.d wrote:Delete this thread. jesus christ
You posting in this thread has ruined it for all
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My poor thread 
Chocolate Thunder- Number of posts : 15804
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Irish v English legends eh, good stuff.
What are the squads anyway Punty?
What are the squads anyway Punty?
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Ade Alves wrote:Irish v English legends eh, good stuff.
What are the squads anyway Punty?
No idea, my mate asked me if I felt like going, so were gonna bunk off school play on his xbox for a few hours get the train to Oxford street, shop/piss around for a bit, get to Craven Cottage, watch the match, somehow get home
should be a quality day
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The Easter Bunny wrote:Ade Alves wrote:Irish v English legends eh, good stuff.
What are the squads anyway Punty?
No idea, my mate asked me if I felt like going, so were gonna bunk off school play on his xbox for a few hours get the train to Oxford street, shop/piss around for a bit, get to Craven Cottage, watch the match, somehow get home
Ah the joys of Google..
For England, former Captain David Platt, Liverpool striker Stan Collymore, Premiership winner Graham Le Saux, FA Cup winning goalkeeper Dave Beasant, Forest midfielder Steve Stone and QPR’s Andy Sinton have joined Arsenal trio Paul Merson, Ray Parlour and Nigel Winterburn alongside Manchester United duo Bryan Robson and Lee Sharpe. World Cup Italia ’90 hero Des Walker, World Cup ’86 World Cup quarter finalists Steve Hodge, European Cup winner Chris Woods and League Championship winner Paul Walsh complete Peter Reid’s 16-man squad.
The Republic of Ireland’s 16-man squad will include Celtic’s Legendary keeper Packie Bonner, Leeds’ Gary Kelly and John Sheridan, Liverpool’s Phil Babb, Steve Staunton, Jason McAteer and Ray Houghton, Marseille striker Tony Cascarino, Manchester United and Arsenal frontman Frank Stapleton, Everton’s Kevin Sheedy and Sheffield United’s Alan Kelly. The new additions join Manchester United full back Dennis Irwin, Arsenal and Crystal Palace midfielder Eddie McGoldrick, Charlton midfielder Mark Kinsella, Middlesbrough defender Alan Kernaghan and West Ham, Newcastle and Sunderland striker David Kelly.
The Republic Manager is to be announced.
In terms of age, the 16-man squads are evenly matched. England has an average age of 39.37 compared to Ireland’s 39.12. However, in terms of international caps, Ireland has a sizeable advantage, earning 757 compared to England’s 367, or 47 per player to 23.
The Legends: England v Republic of Ireland is the third game in The 2008 Legends Series. The England Legends beat their Scottish counterparts 2-0 at St. Mary’s Stadium Southampton on Thursday May 15th before losing 5-1 to Germany at Sheffield United’s Bramall Lane.
Tickets for The Legends: England v Ireland are £14 for adults (over 16) and £8 for OAPs/Students, plus booking fee and available from Fulham Football Club’s Box Office on 0870 442 1234. Transmission for The Legends: England v Ireland will begin at 7pm. All Legends football games operate a ‘Kid-A-Quid’ scheme; all children under 16 will gain entry to The Legends for just £1.
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Ade Alves wrote:The Easter Bunny wrote:Ade Alves wrote:Irish v English legends eh, good stuff.
What are the squads anyway Punty?
No idea, my mate asked me if I felt like going, so were gonna bunk off school play on his xbox for a few hours get the train to Oxford street, shop/piss around for a bit, get to Craven Cottage, watch the match, somehow get home
Ah the joys of Google..
For England, former Captain David Platt, Liverpool striker Stan Collymore, Premiership winner Graham Le Saux, FA Cup winning goalkeeper Dave Beasant, Forest midfielder Steve Stone and QPR’s Andy Sinton have joined Arsenal trio Paul Merson, Ray Parlour and Nigel Winterburn alongside Manchester United duo Bryan Robson and Lee Sharpe. World Cup Italia ’90 hero Des Walker, World Cup ’86 World Cup quarter finalists Steve Hodge, European Cup winner Chris Woods and League Championship winner Paul Walsh complete Peter Reid’s 16-man squad.
The Republic of Ireland’s 16-man squad will include Celtic’s Legendary keeper Packie Bonner, Leeds’ Gary Kelly and John Sheridan, Liverpool’s Phil Babb, Steve Staunton, Jason McAteer and Ray Houghton, Marseille striker Tony Cascarino, Manchester United and Arsenal frontman Frank Stapleton, Everton’s Kevin Sheedy and Sheffield United’s Alan Kelly. The new additions join Manchester United full back Dennis Irwin, Arsenal and Crystal Palace midfielder Eddie McGoldrick, Charlton midfielder Mark Kinsella, Middlesbrough defender Alan Kernaghan and West Ham, Newcastle and Sunderland striker David Kelly.
The Republic Manager is to be announced.
In terms of age, the 16-man squads are evenly matched. England has an average age of 39.37 compared to Ireland’s 39.12. However, in terms of international caps, Ireland has a sizeable advantage, earning 757 compared to England’s 367, or 47 per player to 23.
The Legends: England v Republic of Ireland is the third game in The 2008 Legends Series. The England Legends beat their Scottish counterparts 2-0 at St. Mary’s Stadium Southampton on Thursday May 15th before losing 5-1 to Germany at Sheffield United’s Bramall Lane.
Tickets for The Legends: England v Ireland are £14 for adults (over 16) and £8 for OAPs/Students, plus booking fee and available from Fulham Football Club’s Box Office on 0870 442 1234. Transmission for The Legends: England v Ireland will begin at 7pm. All Legends football games operate a ‘Kid-A-Quid’ scheme; all children under 16 will gain entry to The Legends for just £1.
Hilarious how they have to explain who the England players are. however explain nothing about the Irish team.... which we must surely be less aware of?
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I think they are just trying to educate the younger fans of who the England players are. Doubt they care about the Irish players and wouldn't expect them to.
Anyway Punty, enjoy mate. 2 good line-ups on show and should be an alright match.
However Xbox
Anyway Punty, enjoy mate. 2 good line-ups on show and should be an alright match.
However Xbox
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The Easter Bunny wrote:Anyone going?
Yeah, I'm playing for Ireland
Chocolate Thunder- Number of posts : 15804
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Axeslammer wrote:The Easter Bunny wrote:Anyone going?
Yeah, I'm playing for Ireland
Ah so your the Alan Kernaghan bloke who played for Boro that I have never heard of. Makes sense now
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L.r.d wrote:Delete this thread. jesus christ
