Best Irish Soccer Team of players who were never loved of the Last 25 Years

Kiely- Walked out in a huff after not getting a game, don't worry you might get one at WBA, oh no wait Carson is there.

AN Other
Babb- One of the spice boys. Benefited from an excellent work Cup for McGrath.
Breen- Mean, Lean Gary Breen.Never looked comfortable on the ball.
Harte- Missed a penalty against Spain as well as a header against Switzerland that would have garunteed a world cup play-off spot.

AN Other
Keane- Walked out
Kinsella- Don't know why I put him in there.
Kilbane- Don't know how he managed 100 caps. Did he hold Ireland down?

Connolly- Chancer and at one stage the highest paid player in Holland
Doherty- Never got the recognition he deserved, a good target man with an eye for a goal.

Paddy Kenny by a nose ahead of Keily

Back 4
Chris Morris blinded forwards with hs hair rather than football
Babb as a bove
Breen who he got to where green??
Harte best striker for any one they played alwayd conceed with this man

middle 4
Keane - for the walk out
Kilbane just pure bad does he have cork connections
Miller go back to cork and go on strike
Ireland speaking of striking corkmen

Up front
Cascarerino the italian english french whatever but he wasn't irish
Best - best of a bad bad lot

God there have been tons of them and none come readily to mind! Rory Delap ... Kilbane is the second highest capped player ever - imagine! And Breen and Harte are 19th and 20th! What about Clinton Morrison. Mickey Walsh - the blonde one. And whoever here is trying to defend Garry Doherty - please ..........

Are we talking about those who were never loved or those who were no good?
Kilbane is not the greatest player in the world but it's hard not to like the bloke. He does his best and seems fairly sound when interviewed.

RMDrive wrote:Are we talking about those who were never loved or those who were no good?
Kilbane is not the greatest player in the world but it's hard not to like the bloke. He does his best and seems fairly sound when interviewed.

Ah he is no doubt but if you played for Hull, Wigan and the likes wouldn't you jump at the chance of international football?

At least Gary Breen had a great song, 'We all dream of a team of Gary Breens'! He played for Wolves about three years back for a year and a bit and I have to say for the first six months he was nothing short of immense, the second six months, er, not so good! David Connolly is a complete and utter waste of space, he also played for Wolves for a time and was frankly terrible, it always amazed me how teams kept taking a chance on him, I just didn't see anything in him.