NFL Division Two 2022

[Keyser soze]

Unfathomable that any GAA player would reach for another players eye. There needs to be a special length of ban for this.

[Captain Obvious]

Mickey Hartes Louth v Tyrone would be a interesting game in Division 2 next year.

[skeog]

There would be nothing interesting about a 20 point hammering imo.

[the goal was on]

There would be nothing interesting about a 20 point hammering imo.

Exactly the standard in div 3 is below previous years IMO.

[Maroon Manc]

Pleasantly surprised by Galway's win, great to be promoted with a game to spare and able to give plenty of the subs a game this Sunday; Galway's bench is very young and inexperienced, apart from the keeper probably not a championship start between them.

Think we pretty much know 13 out of the 15 players that will start against Mayo, Conneely suck his hand up on Sunday and probably has a chance of getting in ahead of Finnerty and reckon the final place will be between Gallagher & Glynn likely dependent on where Sean Kelly plays.

The lack of options at midfield is a worry, would hope Niall Daly gives a good performance on Sunday. A shame James McLaughlin hasn't been fit so far.

[thejuice]

By the way, if you're coming down from Derry, make sure you bring a ball for a half time kick around on the pitch at Pairc Tailteann. Kids only by the way

https://twitter.com/meathgaa/status/1506603382538129412?s=21

[Blowitupref]

Galway have opted to pick a fairly strong team with good options off the bench for this Sunday

Conor Flaherty
Sean Fitzgerald
Kieran Molloy
Jack Glynn
Tony Gill
Sean Kelly
Cathal Sweeney
Matthew Tierney
Niall Daly
Finnian O'Laoi
Paul Kelly
Johnny Heaney
Dylan Canney
Eoin Finnerty
Dessie Connelly

Subs
Conor Gleeson
Johnny McGrath
Liam Silke
Dylan McHugh
Conor Campbell
James Mcloughlin
Liam Costello
Shane Walsh
Owen Gallagher
Tomo Culhane
Cormac McWalter

[kopite]

Galway have opted to pick a fairly strong team with good options off the bench for this Sunday

Conor Flaherty
Sean Fitzgerald
Kieran Molloy
Jack Glynn
Tony Gill
Sean Kelly
Cathal Sweeney
Matthew Tierney
Niall Daly
Finnian O'Laoi
Paul Kelly
Johnny Heaney
Dylan Canney
Eoin Finnerty
Dessie Connelly

Subs
Conor Gleeson
Johnny McGrath
Liam Silke
Dylan McHugh
Conor Campbell
James Mcloughlin
Liam Costello
Shane Walsh
Owen Gallagher
Tomo Culhane
Cormac McWalter
8 changes from last Sunday ,a couple enforced.Derry mightn't be happy but Galway have earned the right to do as they please with a big match v mayo just four weeks away..a good day promised in the Hyde so should be a good game and hopefully finish the day with a repeat date in Croke Park next week to look forward to.

[Cunny Funt]

8 changes from last Sunday ,a couple enforced.Derry mightn't be happy but Galway have earned the right to do as they please with a big match v mayo just four weeks away..a good day promised in the Hyde so should be a good game and hopefully finish the day with a repeat date in Croke Park next week to look forward to.

7 I count with two of last weeks starters named on the bench, the enforced changes would be Conroy,Comer.  Whatever line up Galway went with was likely going to be strong with their strength in depth and of course Shane Walsh back after missing last weeks game.

Roscommon will have to perform well to get that win for promotion as the competitor that Joyce is will not want to lose their running win before the championship.

[kopite]

True,nothing soft from Joyce.. ..what's the story with Walsh ?..is it injury or just out of form at the moment?

[An Fhairche Abu]

Plenty soft for the Rossies today and they'll be going up, Galway getting a good pasting.

[thejuice]

Meath 1-07
Derry 0-08

Second half just back on. Derry missed penalty, Meath missing quite a few chances.

[thejuice]

Meath 2-08
Derry 0-10

Shane Walsh converts the penalty

[thejuice]

Derry 1-14
Meath 2-10

Derry are in front. 3 minutes left of normal time

[thejuice]

Full Time

Meath 2-11
Derry 1-16

Couldn't get it back in our favour. Battled well but didn't have enough in midfield and defense ultimately.

Well done Derry