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“You’ll Never Beat The Irish”- Ireland Ranked in the Top Ten Most Premier League Players Ever
A big shoutout to all the Irish lads making a splash in the Premier League these days – it’s no coincidence that with Brexit shaking things up, more doors are opening for our talent to shine. Could this be the start of a new era for Irish players again taking over the league alongside our English and Welsh mates?
On a side note, a recent website Gambling n go has named the top ten international countries that have graced the premier league since 1992, with France (234), Scotland (217) and Ireland (200) players respectively leading the charge.
Ranked number one: When we talk about the French connection, names like Thierry Henry, Samir Nasri, Nicolas Anelka, and Patrice Evra instantly come to mind. These ballers have left a lasting impact on the Premier League with their skills and flair, setting the bar high for future French players looking to make a name for themselves.
When turning to Scotland, think about legends like Andy Robertson alongside Darren Fletcher and Duncan Ferguson making their mark on the Premier League scene. Lads who paved the way for the new wave of talent, and it’s exciting to see who’s next in line. After all “no Scotland no party”.
And let’s not forget the Irish legends like Roy Keane, Robbie Keane, Damien Duff and John O’Shea who made an indelible mark the Premier League stage with their talent and passion for the game. With emerging hopefuls like Evan Ferguson, Andrew Moran and Troy Parrott knocking on the door, the future looks bright for the irish in the Premier League.
As Brexit continues to shape the landscape of English football, Irish players are getting more attention than ever before, and the days of Ireland being third in the rankings might not last for long. At Chalk and Cheese, we’re calling it now – get ready for an Irish renaissance in the top six clubs over the next decade! Let’s see what our boys in green can bring to the table on the world’s most exciting football stage.