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Posted November 03, 2019 21:45 · last edited November 03, 2019 21:56

Thomas started his last game for PSV before being sent off at about 20 mins.

It was a huge game against 3rd placed Alkmaar. PSV coaches wouldn't have started Thomas in a tough Eredivisie game if he wasn't nearly back to full fitness.

I'm sure NZF and PSV will have a chat, but now that Thomas is suspended, I suspect what he actually needs is more playing time. In an international friendly you would hope there is less chance of say dangerous tackles flying in, than a normal Eredivisie game. Plus is a short flight from Holland to Ireland. So why wouldn't he be involved with AWs.

I imagine Hay will experiment against Lithuania a bit, but will want something close to a top side playing Ireland. Top side haven't played together for 2 years (Peru late 2017), and Eire are a good tough European team (even their 2nd string).

Put out a bunch of kids against them and it could be embarrassing.

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Unknown editor edited November 03, 2019 21:56

Thomas started his last game for PSV before being sent off at about 20 mins.

It was a huge game against 3rd placed Alkmaar. PSV coaches wouldn't have started Thomas in a tough Eredivisie game if he wasn't nearly back to full fitness.

I imagine Hay will experiment against Lithuania a bit, but will want something close to a top side playing Ireland. Top side haven't played together for 2 years (Peru late 2017), and Eire are a good tough European team (even their 2nd string).

Put out a bunch of kids against them and it could be embarrassing.

Unknown editor edited November 03, 2019 21:52

Thomas started his last game for PSV before being sent off at about 20 mins.

It was a huge game against 3rd placed Alkmar. PSV coaches wouldn't have started Thomas in a tough Eredivisie game if he wasn't nearly back to full fitness.

I imagine Hay will experiment against Lithuania a bit, but will want something close to a top side playing Ireland. Top side haven't played together for 2 years (Peru late 2017), and Eire are a good tough European team (even their 2nd string).

Put out a bunch of kids against them and it could be embarrassing.

Unknown editor edited November 03, 2019 21:47

Thomas started his last game for PSV before being sent off at about 20 mins.

It was a huge game against 3rd placed Alkmar. PSV coaches wouldn't have started Thomas in a tough Eredivisie game if he wasn't nearly back to full fitness.

I imagine Hay will experiment against Lithuania a bit, but will want something close to a top side playing Ireland. Top side haven't played together for 2 years (Peru late 2017), and Eire are a good tough European team (even their 2nd string).

Put out a bunch of kids against them and it could be embrassing.

Unknown editor edited November 03, 2019 21:46

Thomas started his last game for PSV before being sent off at about 20 mins.

It was a huge game against 3rd placed Alkmar. PSV coaches wouldn't have started Thomas in a tough Eredivisie game if he wasn't nearly back to full fitness.

I imagine Hay will experiment against Lithuania a bit, but will want something close to a top side playing Ireland. Top side haven't played together for 2 years (Peru late 2017), and Eire are a good tough European team (even their 2nd string).

Put out a bunch of kids against them and it could be embrassing.

Unknown editor edited November 03, 2019 21:46

Thomas started his last game for PSV before being sent off at about 20 mins.

It was a huge game against 3rd placed Alkmar. PSV coaches wouldn't have started Thomas in a tough Eredivisie game if he wasn't nearly back to full fitness.

I imagine Hay will experiment against Lithuania a bit, but will want something close to a top side playing Ireland. Top side haven't played together for 2 years (Peru late 2017), and Eire are a good tough European team (even their 2nd string).

Put out a bunch of kids against them and it could be embrassing.

Unknown editor edited November 03, 2019 21:46

Thomas started his last game for PSV before being sent off at about 20 mins.

It was a huge game against 3rd placed Alkmar. PSV coaches wouldn't have started Thomas in a tough Eredivisie game if he wasn't nearly back to full fitness.

I imagine Hay will experiment against Lithuania a bit, but will want something close to a top side playing Ireland. Top side haven't played together for 2 years (Peru late 2017), and Eire are a very good team (even their 2nd string).

Put out a bunch of kids against them and it could be embrassing.