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  • Abseits
    Gold Seat
    • Aug 2014
    • 5031

    #1

    Rs on International Duty this week and next

    Obviously Harvey O'Vale made a ripple after traces of Guinness were found in his genes but who else do we risk getting injured or fatigued during this period?

    Will Saito be involved in England friendly next week?
  • eam1882
    Silver Seat
    • Feb 2019
    • 1107

    #2
    Originally posted by Abseits
    Obviously Harvey O'Vale made a ripple after traces of Guinness were found in his genes but who else do we risk getting injured or fatigued during this period?

    Will Saito be involved in England friendly next week?

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    • SheepRanger
      Administrator
      • Apr 2018
      • 8472

      #3
      RND lined up for a seven day spa break with Wales.

      I'll be amazed if plays a single minute.

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      • Abseits
        Gold Seat
        • Aug 2014
        • 5031

        #4
        Originally posted by SheepRanger
        RND lined up for a seven day spa break with Wales.

        I'll be amazed if plays a single minute.
        Them jacuzzis are a hotbed of germs and bacteria. Knowing our luck he'll come back with Trench Foot or something and pass it on to rest of our squad.

        I've just remembered that players who play in World Cup tournaments earn their clubs a juicy little payout from FIFA..... BUT he ain't our player is he so flipping Blades will be the beneficiaries. We could do with Jamaica qualifying so Burrell and Hayden can earn us a windfall.

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        • Abseits
          Gold Seat
          • Aug 2014
          • 5031

          #5
          The trusty old offish' answers my question: (BTW, tonight's qualifiers are all on Amazon Prime and they usually have an option to follow all games where it hops about to wherever the goals or action are).

          IT’S crunch time for QPR’s international contingent.

          The final few spots at this summer’s World Cup are at stake, with no fewer than five R’s involved in play-off semi-final action this Thursday.
          Harvey Vale joins Jimmy Dunne in the Republic of Ireland squad following his first senior call-up.
          The pair are in Prague for Ireland’s play-off semi-final with Czechia, where the winners will face either Denmark or North Macedonia in next Tuesday’s finals.
          Fellow R’s duo Paul Smyth and Rhys Norrington-Davies could come up against each other, should Northern Ireland and Wales succeed from their respective one-legged affairs.
          Smyth and Northern Ireland travel to four-time winners Italy whilst Norrington-Davies’ Wales welcome Bosnia & Herzegovina to Cardiff.
          Isaac Hayden is also in World Cup play-off action, albeit further afield.
          Hayden and Jamaica jet to Mexico for their knockout clash against New Caledonia, with Congo DR awaiting the victors.
          Elsewhere, Kieran Morgan is on England U20s duty. The Young Lions have a Friday friendly in Rome against Italy to look forward to.
          Good luck to all our International R’s!

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          • SheepRanger
            Administrator
            • Apr 2018
            • 8472

            #6
            Hopefully Smyth gets stuck into the Italians tonight! It would be great to have a Wales v NI play off final.

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