Eoin Doyle
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251 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 24 May
Eoin Doyle’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So they do definitely need a lot of bodies in the building, especially in defensive areas.
Do you think they'll finish top five?
I think they will.
I think Chelsea are unreliable.
Liverpool are unreliable.
But I think Chelsea are unreliable.
I think Aston Villa are on that slide, as you said.
I think they have more than enough to be able to get over the line and do it, yeah.
on Wednesday night they need to write off Wednesday I'd be putting out the kids on Wednesday and really concentrating on this game next Saturday and now he probably can't even afford to put the kids out there because there's so little bodies in the building for them that are fit at the minute but his priority has to be next Saturday he only came in there with one job and that's to try and keep them up
I'm surprised he's still in the building.
He's done very well today in the sense he's left Anfield with a point.
So I'd imagine he will be there after tonight and will be there on Wednesday.
But that game is huge against Forrest next week.
Massive.
They've picked up 20 points on the road this season, Tottenham, only 10 at home.
And for a shiny new stadium like that and for the atmosphere that it is able to generate when it is good days, they need to be doing better.
that game could be the point where they do turn it around they have to believe that it will be and they can pick up three points at home but like for me I wouldn't even be concentrating on Wednesday it's all about next Saturday and that big game six points
a very temporary pause I assume literally just for the 90 minutes of the game it's such a heated topic especially in Ireland and like obviously the FBI from they obviously feel very backed into a corner here I assume and like from an administrative point saying they're going to fulfil the fixture I don't understand it when sanctions and that's their role to look after the game in Ireland and stuff my view on it being slightly different I think this is a great opportunity for Ireland to stand on the right side of history over 40,000 women and children killed
by the IDF in Israel over 450 footballers many of them children have been killed and like the greater scheme of things sporting sanctions are temporary the loss of all these lives are permanent I think it's a really really good opportunity for for an individual to stand up here and boycott this I'd be for a boycott I understand the FAO's approach to this
It's putting an awful lot of people in a really uncomfortable position, players, managers, all the likes.
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