For The Day After That’s In It

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Documents On Irish Foreign Policy tweetz:

Diplomacy and money behind football: background to Ireland versus Germany in Dublin, October 1951 (Ireland won (again) 3-2) #COYBIG

Related: Past meetings: Ireland vs Germany (Pog Mo Goal)

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6 thoughts on “For The Day After That’s In It”

    1. scottser

      controlled passing, superior possession and lots of chances on goad – not so great for ze germans, eh?

        1. Clampers Outside!

          Not so sure about that, particularly the ‘superior possession’ bit….

          Ireland – 10 shots at goal, two on target
          Germany – 15 shots at goal, three on target

          Possession – 67% Germany / 33% Ireland

          …or so the ticker on the tele at the end of the game said :)

    2. ReproBertie

      I think you mean – frustrate them in midfield and defend relentlessely drawing more and more of them into attacking and drawing their defenders out more and more then Boom! Catch them on the hop.

      Catenaccio baby!

  1. Bonkers

    so what happened Broadsheet? Did the FAI get the 50% of the German gate for that match they owed us right before they invaded Poland?

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