Quartet Still With International Squads
Tuesday, 7th Sep 2010 09:27

Town pair Tamás Priskin and Márton Fülöp are expected to be amongst the subs when Hungary take on Moldova in their second Euro 2012 qualifier in Budapest this evening. Jaime Peters and Conor Hourihane are also still away with their international squads.

Striker Priskin will hope to pick up his 29th cap and add to his seven goals from the bench, while Fülöp looks unlikely to make his 22nd appearance for his national side with former Crystal Palace and Burnley man Gabor Kiraly currently the first choice.

Jaime Peters is expected to win his 24th cap when Canada take on Honduras in a friendly in Montreal overnight, while Conor Hourihane is likely to make his third appearance for the Republic of Ireland U21s when the complete their unsuccessful 2011 European Championships qualifying campaign in Turkey this afternoon.

Gareth McAuley’s Northern Ireland are without a midweek game, while left-backs Darren O’Dea (knee) and Shane O’Connor (hamstring) have returned to Portman Road due to their injuries.

Meanwhile, from today Football League clubs can sign players on an emergency loan basis. Boss Roy Keane has said he is looking to add one or two loan players to his squad in the next few weeks with Cardiff’s Stephen McPhail appearing to head his wish-list and with West Brom’s Luke Moore also linked.

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mickeyjb added 09:37 - Sep 7 How is that ex palace keeper better than fullop? Must be his primark trackies he wears!!!
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bluelady added 09:51 - Sep 7 lol mickeyjb i have to agree with you - he looked so unprofessional when he came out dressed like that! Not a bad keeper but no way is he better than Fullop. I do think it is just a lack of games for Fullop and as he become a regular here he will be rewarded at international level!
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