Ireland v Brazil - Celtic Park?
.......Celtic’s Parkhead home could stage next year’s international friendly between the Republic of Ireland and Brazil, according to a Tuesday morning newspaper report.
The March game is expected to take place away from these shores, with uncertainty over the availability of Croke Park and the new Aviva Stadium not scheduled to open until May.
Manchester United’s Old Trafford and the Emirates Stadium in London, home of Barclays Premier League giants Arsenal, had been mooted as potential venues.
But the Irish Independent reports that Celtic Park is now under strong consideration from the organisers.
The report also states that the decision on a venue will be taken by sports agency Kentaro and not the Football Association of Ireland.
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should be good
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Would love this to happen, obviously be good to see the Irish, and Brazil at Celtic Park would be great
"Celtic is important to me in as much as it's one of the only constants in my life over the years. I have changed and become various things but it is the one constant. Religion, friendships have come and gone, likes and dislikes have come and gone, but Celtic has remained." - Billy Connolly
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Nice one.
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Would be a good place to have it
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Would love to get along to this !
The more you refuse to hear my voice, the louder I will sing.
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Great for the plastic paddies.
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I thought we were the irish Brazil as well
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Hell Yeah!!!
I'll be there with my Ireland WC 90 top on, getting the words wrong to the National Anthem
"Celtic is important to me in as much as it's one of the only constants in my life over the years. I have changed and become various things but it is the one constant. Religion, friendships have come and gone, likes and dislikes have come and gone, but Celtic has remained." - Billy Connolly
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Fair play, might come over for this if i get some money togetherHell Yeah!!!
I'll be there with my Ireland WC 90 top on, getting the words wrong to the National Anthem
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I'm sure the lads would love to play at Parkhead!
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What's the score with Trap lads?
Think he'll still be managing the team come March?
I know he has a contract, do you think he will honour it, or get the bullet, or what?
"Celtic is important to me in as much as it's one of the only constants in my life over the years. I have changed and become various things but it is the one constant. Religion, friendships have come and gone, likes and dislikes have come and gone, but Celtic has remained." - Billy Connolly
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I hope he's still around come then, done great with us to get through the Quals undefeated and then take the Play-off right to the wire, until that happened. Trapps beens great for us, imo.
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Aye trapp wont be sacked, no chance, I think he'll stick around till hes too old to manage.
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why should this game be played anywhere but Croker?
It's not the creed or nationality that counts, it's the man himself
Celtic - more than just a club
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I would go hopefully it happens
"What these players have to realise, is that when you put on the Celtic jersey you're not playing for a football team, you're playing for a community and a cause"
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I'd be there with my Brazil top.
Would love for this to happen. I reckon it'll be the Emirates though, that's held quite a few international friendlies involving Brazil.
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Aye it probably will LSF. I wonder if any huns would go though wearing the Blue Brazil top just to boo the Irish players
"What these players have to realise, is that when you put on the Celtic jersey you're not playing for a football team, you're playing for a community and a cause"
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Parkhead should be Ireland's second home (well Third home
Would much prefer them to play in Glasgow but will give London Irish to see the game
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The FAI and the GAA cant agree on terms for this to be played in croker, something to do with clashing with the national league plus the new stadium should have been built by now!
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