The Football Association of Ireland, in association with Three and supporter's group, ‘You Boys
in Green' today (November 4) joined the campaign to encourage fans to ‘Go Green on November
15'.
The campaign aims to encourage fans all over the country to get behind the team by wearing green on
November 15 when Ireland take on Estonia in the second leg of the EURO 2012 Play-off in Aviva
Stadium.
Rep. of Ireland will hope they can wipeout past play-off's heartache against Estonia on Friday
in Tallinn before finishing the job off at the Aviva on Tuesday night.
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Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni believes the stunning 4-0 win over Estonia in the first leg of
the Euro 2012 qualifying play-off last night demonstrated the progress his players have made in
recent times.
Ireland stand on the verge of qualifying for the tournament in the Poland and Ukraine after a
comprehensive success over their hosts, demonstrating great attacking quality, a feature often
lacking under the Italian.
By Alan Duffy
Everything that could have gone right for the Boys In Green on Friday night did. Four away
goals, two (opposition) sendings-off and a clean sheet to take back to the Aviva Stadium made
Ireland's play-off victory over Estonia in Talinn the perfect night for the Republic.
Norwich City and Aviva show that football can convey a positive message - originally posted on
Soccerlens.com
In the modern day professional football can set a poor example for our children, with cowardly
and unsporting behaviour seemingly the norm at all levels throughout the game. With England captain
John Terry under investigation by the FA for supposedly racially abusing Anton Ferdinand in a
recent English Premier League game, role models and the ethics of hard work, fair play and
determination can sometimes be lacking to the untrained eye.
