Albion sign Joe O'Cearuil

[SJ's Love Monkey]

I knew there was something I forgot.

Your dentures?!

 

[Icy Gull]

Big to DW for acting so fast once the Whing deal went dead

 

[Behind Enemy Lines]

Mark Flatts

And I could say Paul Dickov.

For what it's worth, I thought Flatts did ok. This kid trains with Arsenal's first team, Thierry Henry et al, so he should be a decent player. Could be another Paul McShane

 

[Tyrone Biggums]

Ah, knew this would cause a blip on your anti-Irish radar

It's one of the rarer Gealic versions of O'Carroll or Carroll (as in the West Ham keeper, O just means "son of")

It's a very ancient Irish name which has its roots in the word "slaughter" or "warlike champion". Once upon a time in the 3rd century, they were kings of Munster

Think the proper Gaelic pronounciation is "ookaroo" but we're a long way from Tipperary......

Anyway, our new boy is Joe "son of warlike champion" - beat that Fed for a FLAIR name

Nothing like writing it in the gaelic to make it look more authentic





My Dad writes our surname as O'Loughlin and my Uncle writes it as O'Lochlainn.

And now one of my Uncles kids writes it as O'Lochlainn and his other kid writes is as O'Loughlin.

Bloody musical names.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

And I could say Paul Dickov.

Or indeed, Martin Keown

 

[Yorkie]

He'll have played alongside McShane for the under 21s won't he?

 

[John Boy]

And Henderson?

 

[London Irish]

Oi what about Clinton O'Morrison?!

He was an undoubtedly a credit to his country between the dates 30-07-2002 and 25-08-2005

 

[Southover Street Seagull]

Is that Justin Fashanu in your pic?

Yes it is.

 

[¤DãŃn¥ §êãGüLL¤]

Can't we re-sign El Turi

I DREAM of the day when I read about that on here

 

[byf]

nice to see he's bringing in some much needed expiereince!

 

[tedebear]

Ah, knew this would cause a blip on your anti-Irish radar

It's one of the rarer Gaelic versions of O'Carroll or Carroll (as in the West Ham keeper, O just means "son of")

It's a very ancient Irish name which has its roots in the word "slaughter" or "warlike champion". Once upon a time in the 3rd century, they were kings of Munster

Think the proper Gaelic pronounciation is "ookaroo" but we're a long way from Tipperary......

Anyway, our new boy is Joe "son of warlike champion" - beat that Fed for a FLAIR name

Drat - I thought it would be more like O'Cereal - I was lining up all my weetabix and shreddies jokes..

 

[The Oldman]

nice to see he's bringing in some much needed expiereince!

Beggars can't be Choosers!

 

[London Irish]

nice to see he's bringing in some much needed expiereince!

About the same as McShane? Didn't work out bad, did it?

 

[clippedgull]

from a google search

Joe O'Cearuil who is now at Arsenal was got rid of by both Orient and then Watford for a bad attitude (by that I mean being very disrespectful to the Youth team manager and telling him on more than one occasion to f**k off'

 

[ali jenkins]

According to his DOB he is twenty next month.

He is EXACTLY ONE month and ONE day YOUNGER than me!

That would make my birthday... MONDAY!!!

 

[fosters headband]

He could turn out to as good for the team as Steve Sidwell

 

[7:18]

Mayo - Butters - O'Cearuil - El-Abd