judging by twitter its sunday at 4pm for our judgement day! kerry v limerick is the appetiser at 2
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Show posts MenuQuote from: kevmy on July 24, 2011, 09:15:36 PM
Look we will be huge underdogs but there is no use in waving the white flag just yet.
Cork are good, very good, All Ireland Champs.
Quote from: muscles magoo on July 18, 2011, 12:27:01 PM
Can Mayo actually get Tyrone? Assuming the Tyrone v Armagh game is next weekend along with the 3 final round qualifier games and the quarter final draw is made afterwards, surely we cannot be drawn against them as there would be a chance we'd end up playing Roscommon again in the quarter final...?
QuoteRoscommon manager Fergal O'Donnell has kept faith with the same starting 15 who defeated Leitrim for Sunday's Connacht SFC final against Mayo.
Cathal Cregg meanwhile is determined to prove that Roscommon are worthy Connacht champions by reclaiming the title this year, while he also wants to avenge the heavy defeat of June of 2009.
He said: 'You'd still hear a lot of people saying that we got the easy route to the final last year and that Sligo took their eye off the ball.
'Sligo brought us back to level, we went ahead and they brought us level again and we still kicked on and won that game.
And as for the 20-point drubbing in 2009: 'I was just a sub that day but it was pretty humiliating and it'd be great to put that right this weekend.
'To beat one of the Big Two in this Connacht final would definitely be massive, and especially to retain back-to-back titles.'
Roscommon XV v Mayo in the Connacth SFC final at Dr Hyde Park, Sunday, 2pm:
1 Geoffrey Claffey, 2 Seán McDermott, 3 Niall Carty, 4 Stephen Ormsby, 5 David Keenan, 6 Peter Domican (Capt.), 7 Donal Ward, 8 Michael Finneran, 9 Karol Mannion, 10 Senan O'Grady, 11 Kevin Higgins, 12 Cathal Cregg, 13 Conor Devaney, 14 Senan Kilbride, 15 Donal Shine.
Quote from: galwayman on June 28, 2011, 02:23:23 PMQuote4 an outfield player must take the 45's or else just play them short if no one has the legs for it.
This kind of opinion baffles me - out of curiosity why do some people have the opinion that it has to be an outfield player who kicks 45s?
The reality is that there are not a huge number of footballers who have the distance to kick 45s from the ground. And anyway most free takers take kicks from the hands in modern day football. Goalkeepers on pretty much every team have the distance required to convert 45s and take more kicks from the ground than any other player.
Surely they are the most qualified then to attempt to convert 45s?
Look at Cluxtons success rate for the Dubs from long range frees for instance (and I know not many keepers have his accuracy from the placed ball by the way).
Am I imagining it or did ye're keeper not kick 2 long range points for ye on Sunday?