ISISSeems like a nice lad too. Has he declared his nationality yet?
He's said he'll be returning to Ireland next season, whether that is with the u21s or senior side I don't know. He took this year off to focus on playing for Villa, he loves Villa more than anything. Last year, I think it was England u19s that were promising him a starting spot but he declined and said he has enjoyed playing for Ireland and wants to stay there. We'll just have to wait and see really if he will turn out for our senior side but I expect he will.Seems like a nice lad too. Has he declared his nationality yet?
Their talent drive really has no limits.ISIS
I'll give a kiss to Hogdson too if he can convince Grealish to play for EnglandJack Grealish had not started a game for Aston Villa prior to Tim Sherwood's appointment in February yet played a vital role in FA Cup semi-final win against Liverpool on Sunday.
The 19-year old midfielder created both goals in the 2-1 triumph at Wembley and was singled out for some special praise by his manager.
"He gave me a kiss as I came off," the Republic of Ireland u21 international said.
"I enjoyed that one. It’s one of the best kisses I’ve ever had!"
Anytime I do be chatting his cousins Jason and Jack Grealish they do tell me it's Ireland all the way with him.Seems like a nice lad too. Has he declared his nationality yet?
I don't know where he will end up playing, but do you really believe that? He wouldn't have ever been in this situation if that were true. He is obviously torn over the decision, unless he is just using it as an excuse so he doesn't have to bother with the Irish youth teams, which wouldn't be good either.Anytime I do be chatting his cousins Jason and Jack Grealish they do tell me it's Ireland all the way with him.
I kind of agree with that. I think/assume that his heart is with Ireland but his professional ambition tempts him to England. It is worth pointing out that he was born and raised in England though so it is hard to know what is going on in his head exactly.Really hope he decides to play for Ireland. Hate the idea of any decent dual national playing for England just because they are the better team. Mcgeady did it, prick.
This is true.terrible, terrible haircut.
Does he have much family kicking about in Galway? Do you know if his dad is from Dublin and then his parents are from Galway? I wonder who Jack supports in the gaa.Anytime I do be chatting his cousins Jason and Jack Grealish they do tell me it's Ireland all the way with him.
Did he tell you that is why he plays for Ireland then?Really hope he decides to play for Ireland. Hate the idea of any decent dual national playing for England just because they are the better team. Mcgeady did it, prick.
It was a joke.That ginger useless muppet Stephen Quinn didn't help things when calling him a plastic Paddy when Hull played Villa a good few months ago.
I don't think Giggs had a choice, there's some sort of an.agreement between the home nations I think.Hope he picks England.. not because he necessarily loves england more but its always nice to see a top british talent play on the biggest stages.
I wonder if Giggs ever regrets his decision - I see his international career as a waste but thats probably the biased view of an englishman.
He was never eligible for England.I don't think Giggs had a choice, there's some sort of an.agreement between the home nations I think.
Fair enough.He was never eligible for England.
When he comes up against a player who doesn't give a shit or someone that doesn't like him, it's part of life, they are going to do him. Might break his leg, it might not but he will be a target, especially if he is the twat many say he is.If you're going to break your leg then you are going to break your leg. Adding an inch or two on to your shin pads ain't going to do shit. He wears them because it helps him with his dribbling and there is no point making him wear bigger shin pads that will make him uncomfortable and play worse. As a fellow child shin pad wearer I am fully behind his decision to wear them. I don't know how he wears them so low though, they are pretty much on the top of his ankle. I wear mine up just under my knee to get them completely out of the way.
Many say Jack is a twat? Who is saying that? He is anything but a twat.When he comes up against a player who doesn't give a shit or someone that doesn't like him, it's part of life, they are going to do him. Might break his leg, it might not but he will be a target, especially if he is the twat many say he is.
This idea that shinpads help him dribble is nonsense. Messi wears kids shinpads? Ronaldo?. It's a fashion, a lot of players have worn done it before, so he is well within his right to copy those players but I know when I see a player with flash boots, they are the first person I'm going to leave one on and the same will go with him with his shinpads.
Good luck to him though, I hope he doesn't suffer a serious injury but he is asking for one in my opinion.
I personally can't comment on him, have just heard a few rumours (that's all they are) but you don't often hear that about a random player.Many say Jack is a twat? Who is saying that? He is anything but a twat.
It isn't nonsense, big shin pads can get in the way and hit the ball and restrict movement. Quite a few players do wear small shin pads, Thomas Muller is one of them. Others do too but they pull up their socks higher so it is less noticeable. If anyone is a twat its people like you who purposely try to hurt people because they wear coloured boots or their socks down low.
Again, adding an inch or two on his shin pad isn't going to save him from a serious injury.
Giggs couldn't play for England, only England Schools, as he did.Hope he picks England.. not because he necessarily loves england more but its always nice to see a top british talent play on the biggest stages.
I wonder if Giggs ever regrets his decision - I see his international career as a waste but thats probably the biased view of an englishman.
He does here in Gort and no more than himself there's a few of them top of their game in their chosen sport as well, Jason Grealish plays hurling for Galway and is a class act and I'd say it won't be long more now until his younger brother Jack will be playing along side him. Although they play a different sport you wouldn't have to look that hard to see they are related somehow with the way they carry themselves on the pitch.Does he have much family kicking about in Galway? Do you know if his dad is from Dublin and then his parents are from Galway? I wonder who Jack supports in the gaa.
