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Antrim / Re: Antrim Football Thread

Last post by Cnoc Bán - Today at 04:54:09 PM

https://page.inplayer.com/antrimgaa/


Crafty plug there by the county - discounted rate for the game now.

Are they not making a rod for their own back by releasing this....unless there is no evidence of a 16th man on the pitch and they can use this to get themselves off the hook?

#2

Antrim / Re: Antrim Football Thread

Last post by Cnoc Bán - Today at 04:53:08 PM

Dunloy have earned their stripes to play in the senior championship. The fact that their league and championship team is different is no fault of their own.

If they had of been beat out the gate on Sunday you could've said last year was a fluke. Not the case.

Dunloy far from the only club who field league teams greatly different to their first choice championship team.

And why league form not a great gauge for championship.

there's few teams about anywhere who'd have as much of a difference between their leagie form and championship form. While the relegation does appear a complete mess they are a hard one to cater for. They are borderline a junior team leaguewise.

How many clubs lose the calibre of players that dunloy lose due to county commitments? Not leaving off their own back, playing for their county.
Seaan nigel keelan coby Ryan mcgarry eoin o Neill eoin mcferran aodhan mcgarry?

Is Ryan McGarry the young lad from Ballymena? Shouldn't he be playing for them?

Ryan and Aodhan are brothers.

Aodhan transferred to Dunloy after playing for Ballymena at underage.

So I assume you mean him.

Not sure he has a case to answer though.

#3

GAA Discussion / Re: Joe Brolly

Last post by Truthsayer - Today at 04:52:09 PM

Aye he was a bit hard on Dion... very defensive of the Finucanes I'd say more in response to the loyalist maggot on Twitter who seeks to tarnish the name of Pat Finucane. Is good they don't name him as in his eyes would be attention he craves. Joe did refer to the comments about the Finucanes and yer man the loyalist lisp never stops mouthing bout them.

#4

General discussion / Re: Things that make you go Wh...

Last post by johnnycool - Today at 04:51:39 PM

East Belfast GAA's ground on the Church Road in Belfast, Henry Jones playing fields, facing it's second security alert in less than 24 hours and their fourth in just over five weeks...

Wouldn't take much to throw up a few camera's or increase PSNI surveillance but there has to be a will...

https://x.com/ccoyle212/status/1836400096893669459

#5

Antrim / Re: Antrim Football Thread

Last post by paddyjohn - Today at 04:35:07 PM

https://page.inplayer.com/antrimgaa/


Crafty plug there by the county - discounted rate for the game now.

#6

Antrim / Re: Antrim Football Thread

Last post by Hectic - Today at 04:32:09 PM

I think St Brides had just 2 players on the panel the last day out against Laois.

Rossa 2
LD 2
Aghagallon 3
Ballymena 3
St Galls 1
Portglenone 1
Glenravel 4
St Pauls 2
St Johns 2
Creggan 1
Cargin 2
St Endas 1

#7

Antrim / Re: Antrim Football Thread

Last post by JimStynes - Today at 04:31:45 PM

Dunloy have earned their stripes to play in the senior championship. The fact that their league and championship team is different is no fault of their own.

If they had of been beat out the gate on Sunday you could've said last year was a fluke. Not the case.

Dunloy far from the only club who field league teams greatly different to their first choice championship team.

And why league form not a great gauge for championship.

there's few teams about anywhere who'd have as much of a difference between their leagie form and championship form. While the relegation does appear a complete mess they are a hard one to cater for. They are borderline a junior team leaguewise.

How many clubs lose the calibre of players that dunloy lose due to county commitments? Not leaving off their own back, playing for their county.
Seaan nigel keelan coby Ryan mcgarry eoin o Neill eoin mcferran aodhan mcgarry?

Is Ryan McGarry the young lad from Ballymena? Shouldn't he be playing for them?

#8

Antrim / Re: Antrim Football Thread

Last post by Spike - Today at 04:26:10 PM

As I said before, either would/will be tough proposition. All tough matches at this stage...

though you'd still be happy with your side of the latest draw

#9

GAA Discussion / Re: Casement Park in line for ...

Last post by Rossfan - Today at 04:22:47 PM

English venues for the "Casement games" it seems


https://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/business-of-sport/arid-41478436.html

#10

Antrim / Re: Antrim Football Thread

Last post by Saffsontop - Today at 04:11:56 PM

Dunloy have earned their stripes to play in the senior championship. The fact that their league and championship team is different is no fault of their own.

If they had of been beat out the gate on Sunday you could've said last year was a fluke. Not the case.

Dunloy far from the only club who field league teams greatly different to their first choice championship team.

And why league form not a great gauge for championship.

there's few teams about anywhere who'd have as much of a difference between their leagie form and championship form. While the relegation does appear a complete mess they are a hard one to cater for. They are borderline a junior team leaguewise.

How many clubs lose the calibre of players that dunloy lose due to county commitments? Not leaving off their own back, playing for their county.
Seaan nigel keelan coby Ryan mcgarry eoin o Neill eoin mcferran aodhan mcgarry?

Well can look to that brigids team who have about 9 county players and won the league?

About 9 sounds ridiculously exaggerated all the same.

May well be wouldn't know their exact figures just seems that way