if rossa have won the league then fair play to them. cant imagine too many clubs really giving much of a dam. that being said a senior title in belfast wont go down well with the north antrim folk. (some of them anyway)
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Saffrongael on May 14, 2025, 09:39:33 AMQuote from: JonnyD_ on May 14, 2025, 09:26:47 AMHopefully we'll see a few of those injured lads back on their feet for the weekend.
Galway away is daunting enough without some scoring forwards/ boys who can win ball!
We just didn't have them on Saturday. Too late for bringing any of those players (above) into the panel at this stage and to be fair they'd probably tell Davy to do one.
I think we will maybe see more of an "experimental" team for Galway and anyone with knocks not risked & saved for Offaly
Quote from: Milltown Row2 on March 09, 2025, 03:40:25 PMI thought we were on top for most of this game, went a bit wayward at times in the second half but we found more space and took our chances
Conor Johnston was brilliant today
Quote from: paddyjohn on March 03, 2025, 10:31:29 PMWhy was the game moved?
Quote from: SaffronSports on February 27, 2025, 11:15:50 PMQuote from: marty34 on February 27, 2025, 10:55:44 PMPiece from sports outlet:
Antrim hurling manager Davy Fitzgerald says his squad's savage training sessions are not translating on to the field for matches at the moment.
Yesterday's 2-23 to 0-11 defeat to Waterford at Corrigan Park marks their third loss in four games in Division 1B of the Allianz Hurling League and, speaking to BBC Sport NI afterwards, Fitzgerald felt that the visitors were keen to send him a message.
"If you come and see us train, we are savage, so (in games) it is a psychological thing not a physical one," he stated
"I feel gutted for Antrim supporters and the people putting in hard work. How we play and how we train are completely different.
"You shouldn't be beat by that many points at home. Waterford were on song today and wanted to show me a message since I didn't go back down there, and they did."
Asked about his own future after just one win from four outings in the league, the Clare man added: "Don't think I don't look at myself, I'm looking at everything but that issue of not fighting hard enough was there before I was, but I'm not going to give up, I'm going to get that fight right.
"I thought it was going to get worse before it got better, I said that at the start, we need to show the people of Antrim that we do care and sort the inconsistencies out. If I can't do it, I will let someone else, I'm not here to glorify myself, I am here to help and see if I can make things better, that is the only reason I put myself through this."
Not sure what Davy's trying to say here. Does he think Waterford wanted to hammer Antrim because Davy was their manager?
I think it was more because they got beat by Carlow the last day out and they were going to tank whoever was in front on them the next day out.
Basically, Davy is so arrogant that he thinks players don't care or take pride in their own performance and only want to perform to annoy him.