NIALL QUINN: Stop patronising Bob Bradley, he deserves his chance
In his latest column for JOE, Niall Quinn talks about the remarkable career of Swansea City manager Bob Bradley and says he is deserving of much more than the cheap jibes that have been sent his way. Swansea City won a crazy game of football on Saturday. Nine goals. Lots of drama. Three points that […]
10 years ago
NIALL QUINN EXCLUSIVE: How a wild week in Limerick set the tone for a disastrous defeat to Austria in 1995
When the cat was away, the mice went out to play. I have to admit I’m generally an optimist but I hadn’t got this Irish team down for 10 points out of 12 at this stage of the qualifying process. I thought we’d have our usual skin of the teeth end to the campaign. Instead, […]
10 years ago
NIALL QUINN: I’m as guilty as anyone of writing Arsenal off
They’ve let their fans down many times, but their early season form suggests this is a much changed Arsenal side. Before the man from the FBI points it out, I am coming out with my hands up. My emails and other records, which I don’t know how to delete, will reveal the following: When Arsenal […]
10 years ago
NIALL QUINN EXCLUSIVE: James McClean was worth every leap of faith
In his latest exclusive column for JOE, Niall Quinn discusses the eventful career of James McClean and why he believes he’s proved well worth the leap of faith Quinn took when signing him for Sunderland. James McClean is one of those guys who always seems to be just arriving somewhere. He came to the Premier […]
10 years ago
NIALL QUINN: “Sam Allardyce is a friend of mine, but the FA had to sack him”
In his latest column for JOE.ie, Niall Quinn talks about the sacking of Sam Allardyce, ‘intermediaries’ in the game and how Dundalk are making waves in England. In The Big Short, a group of stock analysts made a lot of money by betting against the bubble that was the American sub-prime housing market about ten years ago. […]
10 years ago