red card it really felt like it was game over, but they didn't capitulate like they normally would, they dug in and got to penos, where the red card becomes irrelevant again.
-big improvement seen, particularly defending set pieces, after a full weeks training.

Big positives, UTFR 🔴⚪⚫
#MadleyOut

I'm coming back to this because I've never been so happy to be wrong about something in my life, what a performance by Bayindir. Wasn't even close for the MOTM award

In open play I really enjoyed the football we were playing against Arsenal recently, it was just those damn corners. It seemed to set us back a bit on set pieces for a few games too. A good week of training might just be what these players need to get these set pieces right 🤞

Oh god I never even considered Bayindir starting with this Arsenal team's physicality in corners, potential weakness there alright!

How exactly? The first 45 minutes was a good performance for a team at Ireland's level? 🤣

Or did you somehow take that as a dig against England?

Yep completely losing the heads here 🫣

The only chance we might have is if Carsley gives some of the younger players called up a start, but even at that, England could probably drop the whole squad and beat us with a C-rated squad 😭

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I think we all know who they are, but more importantly I think the club knows who they are. It's a small minority and an easy fix if they don't get behind the new manager 💪

Ah Kevin, please. Just think of all the other men out there (me included) who are fighting for their lives to have their missus wait until Dec 1st to put the tree up 😭😭

Thanks for sharing, great to see Ugarte doing well for club and country 🙏