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#1
General discussion / Re: Boxing Thread
Today at 01:26:39 AM
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Quote from: Ghost on Today at 12:46:34 AMFury's best days are behind him. Don't think he has it in him to win a rematch.

If he gets 3 judges like the middle one he might. That was scandalous that it was a split decision.

Was a strange one alright. Would they rig the scorecards to make it seem tighter to sell the rematch better?

Bizzare that Fury's team sent him out into the 12th thinking he was in control. Not that he'd have got the knockout anyway.
David Haye calling out that the ref rescued Fury when he was rocking.
Yeah I thought so too
#2
General discussion / Re: Boxing Thread
Today at 01:25:58 AM
How tf was that a split decision?
#3
General discussion / Re: Boxing Thread
Today at 12:38:38 AM
Ukraine narrative suits well though
#4
General discussion / Re: Boxing Thread
Today at 12:34:51 AM
Fury pathetic there
#5
Quote from: Truthsayer on May 18, 2024, 06:50:41 PM
Quote from: Armagh18 on May 18, 2024, 06:46:30 PMIn fairness Harte did a super job with Louth.
Considering Louths performance against Dublin last week.. ?
They were div 4 when he took over. Would they have done as well against Dublin or even got to a Leinster final without the work Harte put in?
#6
Quote from: tyrone08 on May 18, 2024, 06:47:15 PM
Quote from: yellowcard on May 18, 2024, 06:43:32 PMIll discipline from Derry killing them.

They are getting away with it. There should have been 2 black cards for derry but ref playing advantage. Thought the ref could still give a card after playing advantage ?
Only a yellow I thought? Not black or red? Maybe I'm wrong
#7
In fairness Harte did a super job with Louth.
#10
I fancy one of Louth or Monaghan to turn Kerry over in this group.
#11
Even a matter of having to leave the house to go training with no games to look forward to, especially for older players with children etc. maybe its just what they're used to but don't think theres much wrong with how we do it in Armagh.
#12
Quote from: onefineday on May 17, 2024, 03:14:25 AM
Quote from: Armagh18 on May 17, 2024, 12:36:28 AMThe Athletic Grounds are a credit to Armagh compared to a lot of places imo. A decent stadium is well worth the money.
Agree to a point, athletic grounds is indeed a great venue. The problem is the plethora of oversized stadia, particularly munster. Every county should have one decent stadium in keeping with their needs.
What we don't need is pissing competitions by county chairmen based on who's stadium is biggest! Similarly, we don't need clubs trying to outdo one another and pouring funds into unnecessary capital projects, even if the funds have been shamed out of some poor tight hoor from ballyholland!
What's unnecessary though? Any club thats serious and is fielding men and womens teams needs at least 2 pitches, floodlights and a decent gym. Plenty of teams in the country wouldn't have that.
#13
Monaghan never easy bate, not too long ago they destroyed the Dubs in Croker. Seen how strong that Cavan team were against Tyrone.

Whats the story with Beggan seen he was turned down by an nfl club.
#14
The Athletic Grounds are a credit to Armagh compared to a lot of places imo. A decent stadium is well worth the money.
#15
Armagh club leagues round 13 is 26th July and round 14 (final round) is 2nd August. Championship will be towards end of August. What are club players doing from March until Tyrone are out apart from playing 5 league games?