What do you think?
We finally know our opponents. Ireland will face Denmark in the FIFA World Cup play-offs.
It seems only fitting after Ophelia passed over Ireland on Monday after all.
Things could have been so much worse. It could have been Croatia or Italy. In the grand scheme of things, it’s the best we could have hoped for.
Ireland will have to contend with Christian Eriksen and Lord Nicklas Bendtner, but we think we can manage those.
We’ll face them away in Copenhagen in the first leg and we’ll have them in the Aviva Stadium for the return leg. But while this draw is being considered the best we could have hoped for, there’s still a lot of work to do to secure those plane tickets to Russia.
You can’t blame us for being a little excited though, like, just imagine we’d gotten Croatia…
It’s Denmark, with the first leg away. Literally the best possible draw. Fernando Hierro, we forgive you for that 2002 penalty shootout
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) October 17, 2017
Couldn’t have got a better draw. Away first is huge in my opinion.
— John Duggan (@JohnDugganSport) October 17, 2017
Denmark away from home first. Carslberg don't do playoff draws… Oh wait! #COYBIG
— Niall Murphy (@NiallXMurphy) October 17, 2017
Yes!! Denmark. #luckyduck
— Hugh Cahill (@hughcahill7) October 17, 2017
Denmark. Have to be pretty pleased with that.
— Neil Treacy (@neil_treacy) October 17, 2017
https://twitter.com/StevieCahill/status/920260779374534661
https://twitter.com/chrislindsay_/status/920263388978171911
Denmark. We'll take that! @FAIreland #COYBIG #WCQ2018
— Alan Morrissey (@AlanMorrissey) October 17, 2017
Think we got the best possible draw in the playoffs with the second game at home #COYBIG
— Steven (@stevenkeenan1) October 17, 2017
Any chance Martin O’Neill will use these tactics?
Denmark,we'll take that,now to kidnap Christian Eriksen until December! #coybig 🇮🇪
— GLEN(N) (@Gl3nnC77) October 17, 2017
There was always going to be one…
Denmark and 2nd leg at home#COYBIG pic.twitter.com/DkW7Xd4jov
— camwells1997 (@camwells1997) October 17, 2017
