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i dunno about the above mentioned, i think what we need is someone with experience in developing a new team, lets be honest- torres and gerrard are gonners, i think we need a manager like mick mccarthy, alan curbishley or walter smith who can build a team out of knowhere, any thoughts?

has just been confirmed on MUTV that rooney has suffered serious ligament damage and could be out of world cup. definitely out for rest of season for united,

terrible news

no but thats wat most people will be thinking

galway def. out of running for championship this year, terrible performance, mayo to walk outa connaught....

by joe that kernan mans a coy character, i remember the same league form from that great armagh team not so long ago

not sure about online but its on setanta ireland

whats the story with young o'connor from drumsurn? is he injured or just fallen down the pecking order?

bit shit that the rogan fight isnt live.

is the mccloskey fight of much significance now that he is fighting some stand-in guy?

Its a shame that both arent live but mccloskeys fight, even though it may not be as close, bears a greater significance, it doens't matter if the stand-in chap isn't as good as the original, its for the same prize and it wont make a difference in mccloskeys quest to fight kahn, just so long as he wins, and he will win

So is Rogan fight not live?

as far as i am aware its just deferred coverage

mccloskey fight is live at 10pm but rogan fight is highlights at 11

i predict mccloskey to have this chap knocked out by round 3, 5 at the latest,

rogan fight should be tighter

[Comedian Eddie Izzard admits he's beginning to feel the pace — and who can blame him after completing an incredible 24 marathons in 28 days.But the cross-dressing comic hardly had time to catch his breath when he arrived in Northern Ireland yesterday on the latest leg of his Sports Relief odyssey.It was straight down to the business of clocking up another pavement-pounding marathon for the man who is already on his 14th pair of trainers.And despite the obvious exhaustion of his long-distance charity run around the UK, he harboured only one doubt about the country where he was raised.So far on his epic journey through parts of England, Scotland and Wales, Eddie has carried the flag of the nation he's running through.And he was aware that flags and emblems can cause a little local difficulty here."I know all about it and it has occupied my mind," he says."But I think I found a solution and I'm hopeful no one will be offended."Multi-talented Eddie, 47, also planned to visit his old street at Ashford Drive in Bangor.He and his family spent three-and-a-half years in the Co Down resort when he was a nipper. "Those days were definitely the happiest of my childhood," he recalled.The self-styled "transvestite with a career" underwent just five weeks training before setting out on his mega-marathon that will see him cover 1,100 miles in seven weeks."I'm a determined b*****d and I'll grind it out," he says. "I have to keep on staggering forward. Running, walking, crawling, whatever it takes."]

Comedian Eddie Izzard admits he's beginning to feel the pace — and who can blame him after completing an incredible 24 marathons in 28 days.

But the cross-dressing comic hardly had time to catch his breath when he arrived in Northern Ireland yesterday on the latest leg of his Sports Relief odyssey.

It was straight down to the business of clocking up another pavement-pounding marathon for the man who is already on his 14th pair of trainers.

And despite the obvious exhaustion of his long-distance charity run around the UK, he harboured only one doubt about the country where he was raised.

So far on his epic journey through parts of England, Scotland and Wales, Eddie has carried the flag of the nation he's running through.

And he was aware that flags and emblems can cause a little local difficulty here.

"I know all about it and it has occupied my mind," he says.

"But I think I found a solution and I'm hopeful no one will be offended."

Multi-talented Eddie, 47, also planned to visit his old street at Ashford Drive in Bangor.

He and his family spent three-and-a-half years in the Co Down resort when he was a nipper. "Those days were definitely the happiest of my childhood," he recalled.

The self-styled "transvestite with a career" underwent just five weeks training before setting out on his mega-marathon that will see him cover 1,100 miles in seven weeks.

"I'm a determined b*****d and I'll grind it out," he says. "I have to keep on staggering forward. Running, walking, crawling, whatever it takes."

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/eddie-izzard-unveils-new-flag-for-northern-ireland-issue-as-he-completes-24-marathons-in-28-days-14465494.html

Always rated him as a comedian and he will gain even more plaudits with this, don't know how his n.i flag will go down with the unionist community!!

will donaghy play any part or is he out for the season?