Graham began his senior football career with Arsenal in 1998 and went on afterwards to play for Coventry City, Falkirk and St. Johnstone. Graham has 20 Republic of Ireland Under 21 caps and has also made seven appearances for the Republic at senior international level. He scored the winning goal for Ireland in the friendly game against Jamacia at The Valley in London in 2004. He joined Shamrock Rovers in August 2009 and made his debut in the league game away to Galway United when he came on as a sub. His father, Gary, played for Shamrock Rovers during the 'Giles era'. Graham joined Shamrock Rovers last year after a prolonged career in England and Scotland. He started out with Arsenal twelve years ago and went on to also play for Coventry City before going north of the border to Falkirk and later St. Johnstone. A former Under 21 and senior Republic of Ireland international. He made his debut for the Hoops away to Galway United in late August and appeared in all of the remaining games bar one up to the end of the season.
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Graham BARRETT
by Paddy » 2010 Apr 13, 01:10
Graham began his senior football career with Arsenal in 1998 and went on afterwards to play for Coventry City, Falkirk and St. Johnstone. Graham has 20 Republic of Ireland Under 21 caps and has also made seven appearances for the Republic at senior international level. He scored the winning goal for Ireland in the friendly game against Jamacia at The Valley in London in 2004. He joined Shamrock Rovers in August 2009 and made his debut in the league game away to Galway United when he came on as a sub. His father, Gary, played for Shamrock Rovers during the 'Giles era'. Graham joined Shamrock Rovers last year after a prolonged career in England and Scotland. He started out with Arsenal twelve years ago and went on to also play for Coventry City before going north of the border to Falkirk and later St. Johnstone. A former Under 21 and senior Republic of Ireland international. He made his debut for the Hoops away to Galway United in late August and appeared in all of the remaining games bar one up to the end of the season.
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Re: Graham BARRETT
by Paddy » 2010 Oct 09, 10:34
If people have some time give this a read. Poor chap.
http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/ ... 70500.html
http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/ ... 70500.html
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by Paddy » 2011 Jan 13, 03:35
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