Never mind Healy , i pulled my hamstring tonight at training. Agony!!!
Roger, his international career is far from over. Who else do NI have? he will still be flogging about windsor in five years lol. Cant see any talent coming through at all.
You would probably have scored against the Faroes tonight Alex Did you see the amount of room they gave Mc Court for his goals. All the defenders just stood back and let him run with the ball.
I was just looking at NIrelands group table.
If Nireland had beaten the Faroes away they would now actually probably be favourites to at least finish second in the group. Heres how the table would have looked
Italy P 6 Pts 16
NIre P 6 Pts 11
Slov P 7 Pts 11
Serb P6 Pts 8
Est P 7 Pts 7
Far P 8 Pts 4
Second rate striker who never proved he could do it at top level football.
Failed all over the place in the premiership. Failed in Scottish football, where some pub teams could make a decent fist of it.
Yesterdays man in yester-years team.
According to Gerry Armstrong, Ally Mc Coist considers Healy to be the best finisher at Rangers. Really!!
That would explain why he never gets a game for Rangers!!
Your right Spangles , totally right. International football isnt "Top Level" football. What is ? Intergalactic football maybe.
He never proved it by scoring a hat-trick against Spain (future Euro and World champions), a few against Sweden , a goal against England, 1 against Denmark and the Germans.
True his club career has flattered to deceive. But is club football a higher level than international football???
Maybe Spangles can come back on these boards and tell us all how his son scored 35 international goals etc some day ,and Im sure he will be happy to hear people telling him that his son has achieved nothing
Well in fairness Healy is "yesterdays man". And i for one would never take his acheivement of scoring a hat-trick against Spain or finishing as the top scorer in Euro Qualification for 2008 away from him.
If i was a NIreland striker on the fringes of the side i would be fuming with Worhtington for picking him to be honest
I never said he wasnt Roger. But to say he hasnt achieved anything in his career is simply daft , as so lovely pointed out by the WUM-On-The-Run there.
He needs regular football , be it the lower leagues , but thats what he needs. To play week in and week out.
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posted on 11/8/11
Never mind Healy , i pulled my hamstring tonight at training. Agony!!!
posted on 11/8/11
Roger, his international career is far from over. Who else do NI have? he will still be flogging about windsor in five years lol. Cant see any talent coming through at all.
posted on 11/8/11
You would probably have scored against the Faroes tonight Alex Did you see the amount of room they gave Mc Court for his goals. All the defenders just stood back and let him run with the ball.
posted on 11/8/11
I was just looking at NIrelands group table.
If Nireland had beaten the Faroes away they would now actually probably be favourites to at least finish second in the group. Heres how the table would have looked
Italy P 6 Pts 16
NIre P 6 Pts 11
Slov P 7 Pts 11
Serb P6 Pts 8
Est P 7 Pts 7
Far P 8 Pts 4
posted on 11/8/11
Second rate striker who never proved he could do it at top level football.
Failed all over the place in the premiership. Failed in Scottish football, where some pub teams could make a decent fist of it.
Yesterdays man in yester-years team.
posted on 11/8/11
According to Gerry Armstrong, Ally Mc Coist considers Healy to be the best finisher at Rangers. Really!!
That would explain why he never gets a game for Rangers!!
posted on 11/8/11
Your right Spangles , totally right. International football isnt "Top Level" football. What is ? Intergalactic football maybe.
He never proved it by scoring a hat-trick against Spain (future Euro and World champions), a few against Sweden , a goal against England, 1 against Denmark and the Germans.
True his club career has flattered to deceive. But is club football a higher level than international football???
posted on 11/8/11
Maybe Spangles can come back on these boards and tell us all how his son scored 35 international goals etc some day ,and Im sure he will be happy to hear people telling him that his son has achieved nothing
posted on 11/8/11
Well in fairness Healy is "yesterdays man". And i for one would never take his acheivement of scoring a hat-trick against Spain or finishing as the top scorer in Euro Qualification for 2008 away from him.
If i was a NIreland striker on the fringes of the side i would be fuming with Worhtington for picking him to be honest
posted on 11/8/11
I never said he wasnt Roger. But to say he hasnt achieved anything in his career is simply daft , as so lovely pointed out by the WUM-On-The-Run there.
He needs regular football , be it the lower leagues , but thats what he needs. To play week in and week out.
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