International Rules

[Rossfan]

. I don't care that much but even if I did I'd pretend not to.

You could lose your street cred with the GAAboarders if you aren't totally against the Intl Rules "Shite"(copyright Jinxy - apologies for plagiarism)

[Farrandeelin]

I think we'll get a horrible tanking this year. Can't believe they've sent out 4 Mayo men.

Don't forget Pearse Hanley makes 5!

No he doesnt. He's not a Mayo man 

Ah, the sheepmen are up in arms...and the clockks have only gone back!

[muppet]

If he is a Rossie, he's a smart one.

[Syferus]

If he is a Rossie, he's a smart one.

Sean Kilbride wore that jersey for longer than Pearce ever will and it didn't change a damn thing

[twohands!!!]

We may well lose, but it certainly isn't a weak panel.

Well Paddypower have Oz as 4/9 favourites to win so I think you are among the minority with this opinion.

[Syferus]

We may well lose, but it certainly isn't a weak panel.

Well Paddypower have Oz as 4/9 favourites to win so I think you are among the minority with this opinion.

Eh? That has everything to do with Australia being at home as well as naming a team that actually contains some of their best professional athletes. We could name your idea of a strong team and the odds would be much the same.

[twohands!!!]

We may well lose, but it certainly isn't a weak panel.

Well Paddypower have Oz as 4/9 favourites to win so I think you are among the minority with this opinion.

Eh? That has everything to do with Australia being at home as well as naming a team that actually contains some of their best professional athletes. We could name your idea of a strong team and the odds would be much the same.

Should have explained better - the Ozzie odds were about evens prior to the Irish squad being named, even though the Oz squad was named a bit back.

So basically since the Irish squad was named, the Ozzie odds have halfed, which indicates that a lot of people were quicker off the maker than I was at getting money on the Ozzies.

[Rossfan]

We may well lose, but it certainly isn't a weak panel.

Well Paddypower have Oz as 4/9 favourites to win so I think you are among the minority with this opinion.

Any team Syfín  supports or bandwagon hops is the greatest of all time and are always going to win
I see on stolensheep he has us winning at least 3 Connacht Titles next year

[Put Up That Flag]

We may well lose, but it certainly isn't a weak panel.

Well Paddypower have Oz as 4/9 favourites to win so I think you are among the minority with this opinion.

Any team Syfín  supports or bandwagon hops is the greatest of all time and are always going to win
I see on stolensheep he has us winning at least 3 Connacht Titles next year

Of course ye will ye have the greatest player to ever kick a ball in Cregger, as for his shameful drooling over Brigids is despicable,  he is from the total opposite end of the county and supports the furthest club away from him because they are the strongeet club and no word ever about his own club, he just totally sums up the sunshine,  bandwagoner idiot that every county has unfortunately

[heffo]

We may well lose, but it certainly isn't a weak panel.

Well Paddypower have Oz as 4/9 favourites to win so I think you are among the minority with this opinion.

Any team Syfín  supports or bandwagon hops is the greatest of all time and are always going to win
I see on stolensheep he has us winning at least 3 Connacht Titles next year

What's his beef with the Roscommon Junior Footballers?

[Rossfan]

We haven't entered a Junior team for the last few years

[twohands!!!]

We haven't entered a Junior team for the last few years

This puts me in mind of a stat I saw somewhere that something close to a 1/3 of the Kerry squad this year had played junior football for Kerry before graduating to the senior team.

I think any county this is serious about competing at the top level of football is missing a trick by not having a junior team as from that stat it's looks to be a very good tool for developing players

Anyone know why Ulster counties don't have a junior competition? And why Dublin don't enter the junior competition?

[mylestheslasher]

We haven't entered a Junior team for the last few years

This puts me in mind of a stat I saw somewhere that something close to a 1/3 of the Kerry squad this year had played junior football for Kerry before graduating to the senior team.

I think any county this is serious about competing at the top level of football is missing a trick by not having a junior team as from that stat it's looks to be a very good tool for developing players

Anyone know why Ulster counties don't have a junior competition? And why Dublin don't enter the junior competition?

An ulster team are the all ireland champions!

A lot of what you are talking about is discussed here

http://gaaboard.com/board/index.php?topic=24933.0