Posts Tagged ‘Soccer: Irish Interest’

Paul Osam’s Republic of Ireland U-16 side finished in third place at the Aegean Cup in Turkey after an impressive 3-0 victory over Albania. Goals from Edwin Agbaje, Glory Nzingo and Thomas Lonergan saw the side secure a medal place in the 3rd/4th play-off. The young Irish side was also awarded the Fair Play Trophy […] Read the rest of this entry »
John Delaney has resigned from his role on the UEFA Executive committee. His resignation starts with immediate effect. Delaney was meant to stay on the committee till 2021. RTE Sport report that the former FAI CEO retained the position worth a salary of around 160,000 a year despite resigning from the FAI. UEFA released a […] Read the rest of this entry »
If you enjoy sports betting online, you will surely want to get better with time. Although this is a speculative activity, seasoned bettors can actually make more money with smarter choices. Rather than relying totally on the luck factor, you can try making conscious efforts to improve. Here are some smart online sports betting hacks […] Read the rest of this entry »
Irish international goalkeeper Darren Randolph has completed a move back to West Ham. Randolph was meant to leave Middlesbrough but it was delayed over an injury he had to his thigh. However, the transfer has now been completed. Randolph has signed a three and a half year deal at the Hammers. Randolph is likely to […] Read the rest of this entry »

“Results give you energy. For me I’m fine, I only have to see you before and after the game.” says Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solksjaer Too many matches “It’s our 14th game in 45 days. We’ve still got five or six games before the winter break, it’s relentless, 18 games in less than 60 […]

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Why did Barcelona sack Ernesto Valverde? Well, Barcelona have produced a series of unconvincing displays under his leadership and failed to reach the 2019 Champions League final. It’s very rare a manager who helped the club to two successive La Liga titles and leads the league on goal difference this season would be sacked. In […]

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In 2019 there were many moments for soccer fans to rejoice. We saw Liverpool beating Barcelona which was the highlight of the year, Brazil lifted at cup at the Copa America on home soil, USWNT won the World Cup and an appropriate closing moment for the decade, Mexico reclaimed the Gold Cup. However, we don’t […]

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