Ulster Minor Football Club Championship 2013 (at Saint Pauls)

[rodney trotter]

Its only in Ulster where its 18 & half. As Northern schools are an extra year in schools, transition year is optional for southern schools.

When it goes to Hogan Cup level its u18 and some Northern teams lose players who would be over that limit

[nrico2006]

I didn't know Northern teams could lose players for the Hogan cup. 

As for the Ulster Minor club final, surely there can't be a cherry picking of what rules to apply to a match i.e. its ok for over-age players to play but its imperative that the black card rules have are applied.

[Milltown Row2]

Both, I think.

Gum shields?

Would you like to wager it? As question was asked at the black card seminar and Pat said rules will come in from the 1st.

[Fr. Cyril McDuff]

Its only in Ulster where its 18 & half. As Northern schools are an extra year in schools, transition year is optional for southern schools.

When it goes to Hogan Cup level its u18 and some Northern teams lose players who would be over that limit

Not any more, changed a few years ago.

[rodney trotter]

Its only in Ulster where its 18 & half. As Northern schools are an extra year in schools, transition year is optional for southern schools.

When it goes to Hogan Cup level its u18 and some Northern teams lose players who would be over that limit

Not any more, changed a few years ago.

I see, well hardly fair.

[Walter Cronc]

Its only in Ulster where its 18 & half. As Northern schools are an extra year in schools, transition year is optional for southern schools.

When it goes to Hogan Cup level its u18 and some Northern teams lose players who would be over that limit

Not any more, changed a few years ago.

I see, well hardly fair.

Sure half you hallions dont even wear blazers to school down there, and you expect us wee Nordies to compete

[Milltown Row2]

Did all players have to wear gum shields in last year's final?

I never checked, a referee at the seminar last week told Pat he didn't realise that all but 2 players were not wearing gum shields!! Pat gave him a quare look

[Milltown Row2]

Bromance!!

[brokencrossbar1]

Paul Mc Girr (Ulster U16) Final this Sunday - Glen v Crossmaglen.

Should be an interesting tussle. Hopefully our lads can give a good account of themselves against a strong Cross side!

You're some craic walter, 'give a good account of themselves'!!  Your boys are strong favourites for this competition and if anything it would be the other way around with our biys giving a good account of themselves,  they are a good side but your boys have been blitzing teams!   Give a good account of  themselves, 

[Walter Cronc]

Paul Mc Girr (Ulster U16) Final this Sunday - Glen v Crossmaglen.

Should be an interesting tussle. Hopefully our lads can give a good account of themselves against a strong Cross side!

You're some craic walter, 'give a good account of themselves'!!  Your boys are strong favourites for this competition and if anything it would be the other way around with our biys giving a good account of themselves,  they are a good side but your boys have been blitzing teams!   Give a good account of  themselves, 

We beat the Monaghan and Fermanagh champions. With all due respect neither side were fancied to go far. Your lads comfortably disposed of the reigning Ulster Champions. Looking forward to it!

[brokencrossbar1]

Paul Mc Girr (Ulster U16) Final this Sunday - Glen v Crossmaglen.

Should be an interesting tussle. Hopefully our lads can give a good account of themselves against a strong Cross side!

You're some craic walter, 'give a good account of themselves'!!  Your boys are strong favourites for this competition and if anything it would be the other way around with our biys giving a good account of themselves,  they are a good side but your boys have been blitzing teams!   Give a good account of  themselves, 

We beat the Monaghan and Fermanagh champions. With all due respect neither side were fancied to go far. Your lads comfortably disposed of the reigning Ulster Champions. Looking forward to it!

Looking forward to it to myself, definitely the 2 best teams in the final.  How many of your boys were on the Rannafast winning team?  Young Glass was standing beside me on Sunday past, he's a big cub so he is and will take an awful lot of watching.

[Walter Cronc]

Paul Mc Girr (Ulster U16) Final this Sunday - Glen v Crossmaglen.

Should be an interesting tussle. Hopefully our lads can give a good account of themselves against a strong Cross side!

You're some craic walter, 'give a good account of themselves'!!  Your boys are strong favourites for this competition and if anything it would be the other way around with our biys giving a good account of themselves,  they are a good side but your boys have been blitzing teams!   Give a good account of  themselves, 

We beat the Monaghan and Fermanagh champions. With all due respect neither side were fancied to go far. Your lads comfortably disposed of the reigning Ulster Champions. Looking forward to it!

Looking forward to it to myself, definitely the 2 best teams in the final.  How many of your boys were on the Rannafast winning team?  Young Glass was standing beside me on Sunday past, he's a big cub so he is and will take an awful lot of watching.

2 starters from the Rannafast final. That Maghera team was very balanced in terms of club representation with Lavey, Dungiven, Kilrea, Drumsurn, Glen and Slaughtneil all contributing.

[Joxer]

Where and what time is this game?

[Walter Cronc]

Where and what time is this game?

Dromore - Sunday 1st Dec - 1pm.

[Joxer]

Feck it. Pity it couldn't be that bit earlier so you'd be able to take it easy going to Omagh.

I know it wouldn't work and would be unfair on Dromore, but it would be a deadly opening game in Omagh to the Ulster Final.