No one shows up an all-around
confidence that the Republic of Ireland Boss Martin O’ Neill, who is ready to face
off with his Boys a tough outing against the Wales National Team.
With a match scheduled on Friday at the colossus of Dublin, Aviva Stadium, the Boys in Green are up and ready to continue their positive run in Group D and looking forward to seal the deal one match at a time.
No better than a win
at home and over a squad considered pure dynamite and dangerous when they
display their game in the Welsh Dragons and especially their not so secret weapon
in Real Madrid star Gareth Bale.
Still the Dragons 11
will not be a walk in the park for O’ Neill’s Boys.
For the Green Army,
seeded in first place with ten points two ahead of Serbia and four over their
upcoming foes, the need of a win is necessary for Manager O’ Neill bunch, for a
continuance in their group top spot.
As the North Ireland
native gave his final cut and presented his 27 men roster and despite the
injuries, this squad is up a running to netting a ticket to one of the world’s
most reputable fetes in world soccer.
However, the Greens
are up and ready to face a tough test.
Despite suffering some important players in the disabled list
in Rob Elliot- knee, Paul McShane-hamstring, Ciaran Clark- knee, Liam Kelly-
hamstring, Harry Arter- calf, Wes Hoolahan- quad and David McGoldrick- knee.
The Republic of Ireland
Boss search paid off with new faces and injecting some enthusiasm on the
compromise ahead, that has the label of an all-around Derby and final.
As in the mind and
attitude of Manager O’ Neill as stated in his press conference, on the new
faces for him, it is a time to step up and despite the crucial injuries-, this
is their time to shine.
So far, in 2016, the
Green Army has won three matches and one draw, the Welsh Dragons three draws
and just one win, giving the Aviva Stadium locals the edge in some sort over
the channel foes that look a bit hungry for wins.
Still it is what it
is and ready for Friday and in a group that no one can state as easy and with
teams looking to take points of one another and after the Euros, the Republic
of Ireland amazing performance, the momentum is there.
In addition, the Ireland
squad will have its hands full from its backfield all the way to its frontal
attack in what sees mot be a tough but not difficult enterprise.
Another high point in
this match considered as a bit emotional after the passing of Derry City Captain
Ryan Mc Bride, a tribute to this great player to honor by the sold out attendance
would honor this chap legacy.
To conclude a test of
fire will put in full for the chaps of the Republic of Ireland, looking for the
win over a difficult Welsh squad and a sort of homecoming for their Boss Chris
Coleman.
These are the necessary
elements to a grand match at the end for the Boys in Green looking forward to a
great start in this 2017, maintain them in the positive, and wrap a spot to
Russia 2018.
Ádh mór Foireann
peile náisiúnta Phoblacht na hÉireann!
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