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3 weeks ago |
balls.ie | Eoin Harrington |Rob O'Halloran |Lee Costello |Gary Connaughton
Nottingham Forest held on for a hard-fought victory over Manchester United on Tuesday night to move ever closer to a historic return to the European Cup. Nuno Espirito Santo's side scored early on, as United academy product Anthony Elanga came back to bite his old team with a charging counter-attacking strike.
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1 month ago |
balls.ie | Niall McIntyre |Joshua Bell Curran |Lee Costello |Gary Connaughton
Roy Keane went on an all-timer of a rant on this week's 'Stick To Football' over Manchester United's slump to 14th in the Premier League table, with Bruno Fernandes in the firing line. The topic of Bruno Fernandes and his performances as Manchester United captain really got Keane going as he rowed with Arsenal legend Ian Wright over the midfielder's leadership qualities.
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1 month ago |
balls.ie | Lee Costello |Rob O'Halloran |Gary Connaughton |Conor McEvoy
Liverpool are soaring high at the moment, but Darwin Nunez appears to be at crossroads regarding his future at the club. While Mo Salah is scoring freely next to him, the goals have not came regularly enough for the number nine, and following a bad miss against Aston Villa last week, the fans seemed to have had enough. Speaking before Liverpool's crucial tie against Man City last Sunday, Newcastle legend Alan Shearer questioned Nunez' commitment to the cause on BBC 5 Live.
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2 months ago |
balls.ie | Rob O'Halloran |Lee Costello |Niall McIntyre |Gary Connaughton
The League of Ireland is going from strength to strength but Stephen Kenny believes fans will be turned away from the product if one glaring issue remains. The former Ireland manager has had a transformative impact since joining St Patrick's Athletic midway through last season, nearly pushing them to an unlikely League of Ireland title.
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2 months ago |
balls.ie | Rob O'Halloran |Lee Costello |Gary Connaughton |Daniel Carpenter Byrne
Shamrock Rovers' history-making European run ended in heartbreak in Tallaght on Thursday as Rovers fell 5-4 in penalties to FK Molde. A missed penalty from Aaron Greene was the difference between the sides in the end. It's a bittersweet end to an unlikely European odyssey. Rovers will have regrets, as Molde were reduced to ten men just before the fulltime whistle when Amundsen was sent off for a second yellow.
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