Talking points

After Christy Fagan's two goals in the FAI Cup Final, should he be looked at by the management team as a striker?
Only two Irish players scored in England and Scotland on Saturday, with Cillian Sheridan adding a brace in Cyprus, is this a cause for concern or merely a blip?
Keith Andrews provided an assist for top of the Championship table Watford at the weekend, but has yet to feature under the current management. Taking into account the missing players in midfield, should be looked at for the upcoming games, ?
Similarly, Keith Fahey asked to not be considered by the management after his return to St Patricks' Athletic, but is it time to ask the creative midfielder to return?
Anthony Stokes was recently abused on twitter, Rio Ferdinand is serving a suspension for comments he posted on the microblogging site. Should a code of conduct, be introduced by clubs for players who use social media?
After Enda Stevens' loan came to an end at Northampton Town, with four losses in four games, and three yellow cards, can the former Shamrock Rovers player bounce back with an ailing Aston Villa side?
Sean Scannell has solidified his position at Huddersfield, and won player of the month for October, but is that enough to force his way into the senior side, given McGeady, McClean, Brady and Pilkington are ahead of him?
Darren Randolph bounced back from conceding eight and being sent off in recent weeks to keep a clean sheet, and was voted man of the match, at the weekend against Wolves. Is this enough to keep him in the international side, or can the likes of Stephen Henderson oust him?
With the amount of Scottish fans not going to the qualifier in Glasgow, as a protest against SFA for recent increases in the ticket prices, and the Irish fans snapping up those made available online, how many Ireland fans will be in Celtic Park in two weeks?

Goalscorers under Trapattoni

Unsurprisingly, Robbie Keane scored the most goals during Trapattoni's reign. The Tallaght striker notched an incredible 28 goals in five years under the Italian. No other player managed to get into double figures, with Kevin Doyle and Shane Long coming closest with seven and six goals, respectively. In midfield, Keiths Andrews and Fahey both scored three goals for the venerable manager, however Aiden McGeady managed two strikes in competitive games, one more than his fellow midfielders' total in competitive matches.
In defence, mainstays Sean St Ledger and Richard Dunne both scored three times, with all six goals from the duo coming in competitive games, to top the goalscoring charts for defenders. St Ledger possibly has a slight edge, due to his close range header against Croatia in the European Championship finals.

P.S. If you mouseover a player other than Robbie Keane in the goals section in the infographic - http://irish-abroad.appspot.com/Blog - several other players are highlighted - why is that?