And Kilbane to be fair. He's not missed an Irish camp in a ridiculous amount of time and the Macedonia game was something like his 70th consecutive competitive appearance in an Irish shirt which is an unbelievable statistic no matter who you play for! Limited enough player but there's no way you can question his commitment to the Ireland shirt.Cianostays wrote:He's been a magnificent servant for Ireland down through the years.
A lot of the younger players could learn an awful lot from him and Duff about the attitude you should have when you get selected to play for Ireland.
Robbie Keane
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BlueArmyOriginal
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Re: Robbie Keane
'And striding away now! For Leinster, is Brian O'Driscoll! He's Running for the posts, he could be running for the Final here! We've got a quarter of the match to go but at the moment the colour is Blue!!' Myles Harrison; Croke Park; 2nd May 2009
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Cianostays
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Re: Robbie Keane
Picked out Duff and Keane as being two of the most talented players (as well as dedicated) in the squad. As far as dedication to the cause goes, Kilbane certainly deserves to be in that list.BlueArmyOriginal wrote:And Kilbane to be fair. He's not missed an Irish camp in a ridiculous amount of time and the Macedonia game was something like his 70th consecutive competitive appearance in an Irish shirt which is an unbelievable statistic no matter who you play for! Limited enough player but there's no way you can question his commitment to the Ireland shirt.Cianostays wrote:He's been a magnificent servant for Ireland down through the years.
A lot of the younger players could learn an awful lot from him and Duff about the attitude you should have when you get selected to play for Ireland.
The sport that unites Catholic, Protestant and dissenter has had its day of days. Pity anybody who can't enjoy it. Some day.
Gerry Thornley 23/3/09. 'Nuff said.
Gerry Thornley 23/3/09. 'Nuff said.
Re: Robbie Keane
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"My final expression of thanks is to the supporters of both Ireland and Leinster with whom I have shared some special days that I will never forget" - Shane Horgan
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Mackman15
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Re: Robbie Keane
Has to be better than Twigg Terrace.Scott wrote:bump
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