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#11446
Couldn't argue too much with your ratings SS2 but to say he doesn't convince like Kieran Donaghy in that rule is ludicrous. When fit, Enda Muldoon is better than DOnaghy in that role simply because he can do everything Donaghy does but he'll kick you 4 or 5 points from play as well. As shown on countless occasions like the goal in the AISF against Galway 2001 and in 2005 against Westmeath. Remember that last year was Donaghy's rookie season.

As for the rest I would wholeheartedly agree, although I think that while Gilligan has yet to prove himself at this level, his club form shows he is capable of doing it and I hope that his 2nd half performance will help spur him on to greater things further on in the year.

Judging from those ratings I would say that our FB line has now become our weak link in the team. McCLoy is susceptible to pace, GO'K isn't a corner back and I think it's too soon for McGoldrick to make the step up to this level. I think the sooner we get McGuckin back and move Lockhart in there the better we will be.

In an ideal world I would pick the following Derry team for the next day!

Gillis - Hasn't done anything to suggest he shouldn't start.
McGuckin - Will he be available for the next match? I hope so because we are struggling here. If not I think McEldowney should get a run out here the next day as he couldn't be any worse than McGoldrick.
McCloy - Commanding on the edge of the square but will struggle with pace if McGuckin and Lockhart aren't around.
Lockhart - Has to be in here to do a man to man job on Freeman.
GO'K - The man is a half back... end of.
Patsy Bradley - Has the presence and the strength, distribution may be a problem but I think he's worth a go.
McKeever - Not sure about him yet but he is a good ball carrier and I've heard good things about him.
Doc & Conway - Blossoming into a great partnership... who'd have thought it when these 2 were minors!!!
Lynch - Good long range scorer and hasn't the pace for the inside, also an option for kickouts as well, he has to be played here.
Gilligan - Great distributor and playmaker, usually a reliable long range point taker as well. Let's hope his 2nd half form stays.
Diver - A tower of strength against Antrim although I have to disagree with SS2, that one handed bounce that takes him 6 steps is definitely a foul on the ball. Apart from that he was immense and hopefully does the same against Monaghan.
P Bradley - (Remember this is an 'ideal' team) No question
Muldoon - When fit he's a class act!
E Bradley - Given his recent form for Glenullin he has to be getting a game I just hope that whatever is going on between him and Crozier can get resolved.

I know that there is a strong possibility that McGuckin and the 2 Bradleys will be unavailable but I think that the team I've named above is without question the best we could put out and I hope we can see it in the c'ship this year becasue it is a team that would be very difficult to beat!

#11447
Mesmerising episode! Did anyone else find it strange that once Susan found out Karl was the father she asked him about consummating their marriage? Something major is definitely on the cards.

Unfortunately I can't see Susan believing that what actually happened was true i.e. Karl was that high he actually thought he was riding Susan and not Izzy. It will make interesting viewing over the next week anyway!
#11448
GAA Discussion / Re: USHC Derry v Down
May 26, 2007, 05:29:46 PM

Result: Derry 1-15 5-16 Down
Guinness Ulster SHC semi-final replay

Saturday - Casement Park

Derry 1-15 5-16 Down

bbc.co.uk
#11449
GAA Discussion / Re: FAO all ExPats
May 20, 2007, 11:11:29 PM
I'm watching it in England here too. Class stuff! Don't shout too much though or they'll block us!
#11450
What about Robinson 2day???? Anyone else see the innuendo of the train pulling into the tunnel??? It's a bit racey for Neighbours if I do say so... and as for the clothes being fired on the sofa along with the wooden leg? I think Neighbours has lowered itself in recent weeks with the arrival of this Pepper one!!


AYE RIGHT SHE'S LETHAL AND ROBBO'S A LEGEND!!!!

I luv neighbours ;D
#11451
GAA Discussion / Re: Down v Derry 1994
March 31, 2007, 05:34:23 PM
Still didn't get a chance to watch the game the other night as the laptop played up on me and crashed when the match it was on. I was not a happy camper.

Anyway for anyone who hasn't got a chance to watch it yet TG4 have it on their WebTV archive if you click into the site:


www.tg4.tv/channels/sportarchive.aspx#


I'll get a chance to watch it over the nest few days and give an opinion.
#11452
GAA Discussion / Re: Down v Derry 1994
March 28, 2007, 05:28:40 PM
Right I have to bite now even though I know LB is doing this to wind me up!

It's Ballinascreen! When talking about GAA it's Ballinascreen, the locals call it Ballinascreen, calling it Draperstown is akin to calling this thread the Down v Londonderry thread.

Quote from: lynchbhoy on March 28, 2007, 12:49:54 PM
RRBF - I'd keep it quiet about the draperstown thing...
Just keep shaving between yer toes and say nothing...

Well LB do you want some of my left over toe hair for your head ;)

As for the game I don't remember too much of it to be honest. I was under the scoreboard so got a good view of yer man's goal which was a cracker in fairness. In all honesty I seem to draw a blank from that era when I think of all our big defeats... 91 v Down, 92 v Donegal and the '94 against Down, even though I was at them all. Thank God I wasn't at the '95 Tyrone game otherwise I think my brain might have turned to mush.

Lookin' forward to watching this game tonight. It was on Setanta when I was down in Dublin but I was living with some English hoor who when I explained the importance  of this game "Being the greatest in its era" he turned the feckin TV over to some Animal Planet shite! I'll definitely not miss it this time.
#11453
General discussion / Re: Best crisps
March 23, 2007, 06:21:30 PM
Tayto (Nordie) Fusion Salt and Vinegar
Barbeque Pringles
Perri's Hot Lips
Hunky Dory's Salt and Vinegar
Tayto 5's
Biker's
Exy Ozy's

You're killing me here lads I've went off the feckin' things for Lent!!!!
#11454
Nah no way! Pepper is it for me :-* :-*. Got an email there the other week of some of her more 'racier' pictures... She's unreal!! Next Elle, Jennae, then I'd have Skye and Rosie on about a par. It is quality viewing at the moment though!

I heard about the new plotline coming up. Izzy may be gone but she's not forgotten!
#11455
After an exile of a few months I started watching again this week... How happy am I???? Again the story writers on Ramsey Street have earned their stripes once more wth a week of thrills and spills... what can Elle do to get Max back? Wll Steph take him back? Is the strange head of Katya gone forever? Will Pepper throw on a bikin for the lads?? Let's hope next week can follow what has been a truly remarkable turn of events on the Street!
#11456
Strange game of cricket. To be fair to both sides some of the batting wasn't great and the fielding at times was absolutely shambolic!!

Oh and that Aggers is a twat "blah blah they shouldn't be allowed to play blah blah they're not good enough blah blah" He's a dick. How are we going to get better unless we keep playing games??

Not to take this off course too much but why was there some gabshite wearing a Rangers top in the middle of the crowd?? Fair enough people wearing an NI jersey and the NI flag beng flown but WTF would you wear a Rangers jersey to an Ireland game for???? (I would also condemn any dckhead wearing a Celtic jersey as well before anyone has a go, but I'm sure nobody will ;))
#11457
Sounds like madness!!! I thought I knew the rules of cricket but surely Ireland won the game by 1 wicket if Zimbabwe were all out at the end of the 50 overs.

Anyway it sounds like it was a fantastic game and if there are a few more like that I'm sure cricket will get a few more supporters around the place.
#11458
GAA Discussion / Re: world cup cricket in croker??
March 14, 2007, 10:11:34 AM
That sounds like a very strange song to me, I was sure that the cricketers would use Ireland's Call as well. I was in Barcelona a few years ago with the woman who was a hockey player and we decided to call into the hockey World Cup to see how Ireland were doing. To my amazement the team stood to the Ireland's call anthem. Anyone know why this is? I thouht it was only for the peanut huggers. I suppose if the anthem was brought in to recognise a 32 county team then it may as well be used for the cricketers and hockey players.
#11459
GAA Discussion / Re: Sigerson 2007
March 03, 2007, 04:17:35 PM
WTF has happened to the TG4 website??? Cut out the extra time after about a minute!!
#11460
GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior Club League
February 08, 2007, 01:31:58 PM
Anybody hear anything else about withdrawn teams? Who are taking Mullabawn and Derrylaughans place?