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#61
General discussion / Re: Have many countries have G...
Last post by Blowitupref - Today at 01:26:04 PMQuote from: AustinPowers on Today at 11:36:25 AMPS - If you want to add other countries , as well as A and B, you can do so, and I'll fill it all in later
Save you having to go back later.
My full list and traveled to every county on this Island of Ireland.
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Croatia
Cyprus
Czech republic
Denmark
Egypt
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Italy
Luxembourg
Malta
Monaco
Morocco
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Slovakia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom (England,Scotland and Wales)
United States
Vatican City
#62
Laois / Re: 2024 Joe McDonagh Cup
Last post by burdizzo - Today at 01:17:09 PMQuote from: G@@ on Today at 12:10:12 PMQuote from: burdizzo on Today at 11:56:44 AMGood that we have the luxury of letting the u20s play w/ the u20s.Yup, right decision.
I think Westmeath are in a bit of a bind on that one, in so far as they have a reasonably good u20 side playing Dublin on Sunday, but also a must-win game v Offaly in the McDonagh on Saturday. What do they do?!
#63
General discussion / Re: Have many countries have G...
Last post by Shamrock Shore - Today at 01:08:16 PMDoes sitting on a train, travelling through a country but not setting foot on it, count?
Or transitting through an airport?
I'll leave out flying over its airspace!!
Or transitting through an airport?
I'll leave out flying over its airspace!!
#64
General discussion / Re: Have many countries have G...
Last post by andoireabu - Today at 12:51:41 PMAmerica
Iceland
England, Scotland and Wales
Portugal
Spain
France
Germany
Italy
Holland
Croatia
Greece
Turkey
Malta
Iceland
England, Scotland and Wales
Portugal
Spain
France
Germany
Italy
Holland
Croatia
Greece
Turkey
Malta
#65
GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior football cha...
Last post by JoG2 - Today at 12:48:59 PMArmagh v Down - DOWN 4-2 on penalties
Donegal v Tyrone - TYRONE by 2
Donegal v Tyrone - TYRONE by 2
#66
GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior football cha...
Last post by Blowitupref - Today at 12:47:51 PMPeter Harte, Conor Meyler and Frank Burns remains out injured for Tyrone. Conn Kilpatrick back and named on the bench.
Donegal 26
Down
Donegal 26
Down
#67
GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior football cha...
Last post by Wildweasel74 - Today at 12:45:40 PMGonna go out on a ledge here, and take Tyrone to beat Donegal by a couple. Armagh be too strong than Down but not he as much in it as people think.
#68
Tyrone / Re: Tyrone County Football and...
Last post by God14 - Today at 12:36:28 PMIts mad the difference a year makes... we beat them by 1-5 at Ballybofey just last June
Despite us retaining Div 1 status we are going into this 2/1 outsiders and not fancied at all
I think if Con is fit, we have a real chance here. Few conundrums for management... I dont think we can afford to start both Canavans & McCurry - we need more output in the middle third. Joe Oguz & Ben Cullen should both come in to start. Leaving one of that 3 out, gives us a good attacking sub for the second half along with McShane
I think for the best part of the game drop off on their kick out's entirely. Donegal are coming in on a high, best to frustrate them early and it negates Pattons influence. We have enough pace and firepower to do well on the counter.
Lets not forget Derry got loads of attacks & shots away last week. They were also quite flat energy wise, and made some silly mistakes to literally gift goals. Donegal were far from flawless. I expect we will get plenty of opportunities - if we take a good share of them we will be in business
Despite us retaining Div 1 status we are going into this 2/1 outsiders and not fancied at all
I think if Con is fit, we have a real chance here. Few conundrums for management... I dont think we can afford to start both Canavans & McCurry - we need more output in the middle third. Joe Oguz & Ben Cullen should both come in to start. Leaving one of that 3 out, gives us a good attacking sub for the second half along with McShane
I think for the best part of the game drop off on their kick out's entirely. Donegal are coming in on a high, best to frustrate them early and it negates Pattons influence. We have enough pace and firepower to do well on the counter.
Lets not forget Derry got loads of attacks & shots away last week. They were also quite flat energy wise, and made some silly mistakes to literally gift goals. Donegal were far from flawless. I expect we will get plenty of opportunities - if we take a good share of them we will be in business
#69
GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior football cha...
Last post by Ethan Tremblay - Today at 12:35:49 PMGiven last weekends results you can never count a team out of the equation before a ball has been kicked. Down are certainly improved on last year, but probably still a level below Armagh at the moment.
The Donegal/Tyrone game much harder to call, but hard not to see Donegal winning that either.
The Donegal/Tyrone game much harder to call, but hard not to see Donegal winning that either.
#70
GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior football cha...
Last post by Armagh18 - Today at 12:27:35 PMQuote from: Keyser soze on Today at 11:20:09 AMWhatever the opposite of cute hoorism is, a lot of Armagh fans on this board have it in abundance.I'm not gonna come on here and start talking up Down, I'm calling it as I see it, they are shite and if we can't beat them we would be as well playing Tailteann. Obviously we'd like to think that players and management won't be complacent at all and come in 100% ready to win.