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OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
Our football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy. He casts his eye over your comments and gives his own critical analysis of the goings on throughout the world of football. You may agrewith him or then again you may not.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
The Examiner’s football correspondent Liam Mackey likes a good argument when he hears it, and he’s got strong views of his own.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
Your football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy. He casts his eye over your comments and gives his own critical analysis of the goings on throughout the world of football. You may agrewith him or then again you may not. This week Roy Keane is right we are mentally brittle; Irish fans are hypocrites over Keane’s tackle on Overmars; French Revolution all over again; FIFA are not interested in technology; Henry should be banned for World Cup; Delaney foolish to respond to Keane; Rugby fans take moral high ground; What goes around comes around; Arsenal not physical enough; Moyes is boring; Pool have fallen a long way.
The Letter of the Week goes to Simon Clarke, Dublin.
Get in touch with your postal address and our magnificent prize will be winging
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OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy. He casts his eye over your comments and gives his own critical analysis of the goings on throughout the world of football. You may agrewith him or then again you may not. This week Roy Keane is right we are mentally brittle; Irish fans are hypocrites over Keane’s tackle on Overmars; French Revolution all over again; FIFA are not interested in technology; Henry should be banned for World Cup; Delaney foolish to respond to Keane; Rugby fans take moral high ground; What goes around comes around; Arsenal not physical enough; Moyes is boring; Pool have fallen a long way. The Letter of the Week goes to Simon Clarke, Dublin. Get in touch with your postal address and our magnificent prize will be winging its way to you before you know it.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy. He casts his eye over your comments and gives his own critical analysis of the goings on throughout the world of football. You may agrewith him or then again you may not. This week Brown under scrutiny; Adam Pearson did a bad job at Derby; Lineker an anglo-centric talking head; Poor performance from Atkinson; Has Fergie ever congratulated a ref after defeat; Utd’s defensive line-up; Evans tackle on Drogba; Rooney’s jibe; How can Pool not afford to sack Benitez; City’s defensive woes continue; Stadium naming; Roman’s great judement.
The Letter of the Week goes to Mike O' Neill, Cork. Get in touch with your postal address and our magnificent prize will be winging its way to you before you know it.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy. He casts his eye over your comments and gives his own critical analysis of the goings on throughout the world of football. You may agrewith him or then again you may not. This week Ferdinand was dire against Pool; Pool champions of the world; Here’s hoping to get Ud in the CL; Lucas man of the match; Ditch tumb sucking celebration; Carragher should have gone; Duffer is back to his best; Spurs for the CL; Ivan Klasnic was a breath of fresh air; Reid all about it again and again; Cole is magic; Madrid short a few players yet; Chelsea to splash.
The Letter of the Week goes to La Liga watcher, West Cork. Get in touch with your postal address and our magnificent prize will be winging its way to you before you know it.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy. He casts his eye over your comments and gives his own critical analysis of the goings on throughout the world of football. You may agree with him or then again you may not. This week France in the qualiers and away in the second let; Pool react with dignity; Throwing toys out of the pram; Pool undone by hot air; Hiddink available for Anfield; Best Premiership for years; Utd v Liverpool difficult to call; Bruce next Utd manager; Fulham victims of their own success; Lamps lack of goals; Wenger was right about obscenities; Defoe’s should have seen red.
The Letter of the Week goes to Gooner-in-exile, Cork. Get in touch with your postal address and our magnificent prize will be winging its way to you before you know it.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy. He casts his eye over all your comments and gives his own critical analysis of the goings on throughout the world of football. You may agrewith him or then again you may not. This week the subjects include: Ireland’s performance against the Italians; seeding that helps France and Portugal?; England and Steven Gerard and Wayne Rooney; Where to next for Robinho; Capello’s plodders on the internet; Heskey and Aston Villa and the World Cup; soccer DNA; Maradona miracles; Ferguson and his apology and the awakening of Manchester United?
The Letter of the Week goes to Liam Baker, West Cork. Get in touch with your postal address and our magnificent prize will be winging its way to you before you know it.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy. He casts his eye over your comments and gives his own critical analysis of the goings on throughout the world of football. You may agrewith him or then again you may not.
This week Champions League becoming predictable and so boring; Giles and co are wrong in their criticisms; Mike Ashley’s waste of money; Stupid question, stupid reporter; Pool have major problems; I’ll be happy when Droga retires; Adebayor £25,000 wasn’t enough; A suggestion for the FA over celebrations; Will Fabregas stay at Arsenal; Fergie’s rank at Wiley; Richardson’t sending off was laughable.
The Letter of the
Week goes to Mick Kennedy, Clare. Get in touch with your postal address and our
magnificent prize will be winging its way to you.
OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.
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