David Wilson

They're the three biggest teams.

So it's not going to be highlighted.

It's a really good place for him to develop.

And so I think he's in a good place now where he is.

I think he's fairly far from a call-up.

I think so yeah he would yeah well that he would get it well will he get into that team I don't know I don't know if he would get into the Leicester Feyenoord team like this is kind of we're going off about Broadway here I also went to the Rotterdam Derby just to so people understand I went to the Rotterdam Derby so Feyenoord played against one of the other teams in Rotterdam in

Sparta Feyenoord have been kind of going two wins in the last 10 or two wins in the last 12 under Robin van Persie Lee's face in the sack they're probably not going to qualify in the Europa League they're playing Stormgrass on Thursday

yeah I think Van Persie plays a super kind of attacking football like everyone goes forward and they leave so many opportunities at the back Sparta are kind of well organised and had one of their biggest ever wins away from home in the derby as well so it was unbelievable for them eh

just a quick aside Shaquille Van Persie came on scored two goals was like came on barely touched the ball was not good and then scored like a backheel and then scored a overhead kick go and look it up if you haven't seen it to make it 3-0 and then in the last kick of the game they got caught and Sparta went and won the game 4-3 I don't know if I think Garcia McNulty eventually gets into one of them teams but you

plenty of time he's got loads of time but yeah really interesting yeah the Netherlands is a great place to go and watch football Liam Boston was on the bench he's a third choice goalkeeper for Feyenoord obviously at Espalier Cork City and also under 21 international so

Yeah, there was an Irish link in that.

He's played like 60 games or something in his professional career or maybe 70 or 80, not many.

Good man to talk about the life of a second choice, third choice keeper.

So I suppose from this kind of episode we're looking at players that are kind of heavily linked to the striking kind of department.

Michael Noonan

was obviously subject of a bid over the weekend from Hoffenheim for about a million euro.

Shamrock Rovers are looking for double of that.

He's out of contract at the end of this season.

Hoffenheim are obviously trying to take advantage out of the Brexit rule that he can't move to England or he can't move to Britain and Hoffenheim are trying to get a deal done for him now.

What do you think?