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Did Jacob make all these ones come to the Island so that everything they done to date was for the reason detenating the bomb. Jacob knew that he was gonna be killed but by the bomb blowing up none of this has happened and hes back

Could well be....

when he said they are coming i thought he ment, sayid, kate, hurley, jin, sun, sawyer, locke, jack, juliette... the ones that he had went back to.

As I stated pages ago the science behind the time travel element has been quite good re Novikovian principles and cosmic string theory.  Consequently I think the show will develop to show that Miles is right, its only by exploding the bomb did the future pan out the way we had already seen it.  If not then, unless the only difference between the future we had seen and the future they were trying to create was the actual exploding of the nuke then the sheer fact that they even tried to explode the nuclear weapon would have altered the future we had seen in unimaginable ways.  

Also I would have imagined Whitmore etc knew about and survived the Nuke based on what we have seen in previous episodes

well that went way over my head....

So are the ones that Jacob visited in the past the ones who are coming?  Are Sawyer and the rest who he's on about?

thats what i was thinkn.... so this other guy in the blacks loophole was being able to enter the island if someone dead was brought to the island aka locke and christian.

Referee never turned up for the B Championship game in Ballyhegan v Harps on Saturday night.

Bit of a joke!

Same thing happend the Tullysaran v Collegeland b championship match.  both teams played out a challenge game instead.

Tyrone have concerns over several players.

Allstar wing-back Davy Harte went off with an ankle problem late on in Errigal Ciaran's away win over Loughmacrory, while star forward Stephen O'Neill's attempt to improve his match fitness appeared to backfire.

O'Neill scored two goals for Clann na nGael against Killyman, one from the penalty spot, but pulled up and was taken off seemingly due to his troublesome knee flaring up again.

Ryan Mellon, who can feature at midfield or in attack, failed to line out at all for his club Moy against Galbally, having hurt ankle ligaments recently.

His club and county colleague Colm Cavanagh was sent off, but the suspension will relate only to club action.

I wouldnt worry about Jacob being killed so easily, as Frank the Pilot is a 'candidate' i think we could see Jacob taking his form!

Of course, i was wondering what that was about!

Started kopping on when i seen the reaction on Richard when he said that the one thing he had never seen on the island was someone coming back to life....
It could also be that this new guy (in black on the beach) has been the one appearing to locke as chriastian telling him what all to do.  Telling him he had to leave the island and die etc etc this was his loophole to get back on the island.

How the hell are they gunna do a whole new series now tho, the friggn bomb has went off!!??

And Jacobs last words.... who the hell is coming??

I know the ogs have one as well, i think this maybe there first year.

ARMAGH CLUB RESULTS FOR W/E SUNDAY 10 MAY 2009

Monday 4 May
ACL – Div. II
Clann Eireann 0-8; Harps 1-6

Tuesday 5 May
ACL – Div. IV
Dorsey Emmett's beat Clady

Wednesday 6 May
Under-21 Football Championship – 2nd Round
Sarsfields 3-14; Harps 3-5
Carrickcruppen 1-12; Maghery 1-11 (aet)
Killeavy 5-14; Eire Og 0-6
Ballymacnab 2-4; Keady 3-8
Tir na nÓg v Middletown (Off)
St Patrick's 0-13; Silverbridge 0-8
St John's 1-7; Crossmaglen 2-10
ACL – Div. IV
Grange 2-8; O'Hanlon's 1-5

Thursday 7 May
ACL – Div. I
Clan na Gael 1-6; Culloville 2-10
ACL – Div. III
Shane O'Neill's 0-4; St Peter's 1-4

Friday 8 May
ACL – Div. I
Carrickcruppen 1-5; Dromintee 0-9
Sarsfields 1-9; Crossmaglen 1-14
St Patrick's 0-9; Killeavey 0-3
Pearse Og 2-21; Mullaghbawn 0-4
ACL – Div. II
Maghery 1-14; Clann Eireann 2-8
Silverbridge 1-12; Ballyhegan 3-9
Whitecross v Tir na nÓg (Off)
Ballymacnab v St Michael's (Off)
Granemore 0-14; Madden 0-6
ACL – Div. III
Keady v Tullysaran (Off)
Middletown v Clonmore (Off)
St Paul's 2-6; Annaghmore 0-9
Belleek v An Port Mor (Off)
Collegeland v Lissummon (Off)
ACL – Div. IV
Dorsey Emmett's v Phelim Brady's (Off)
Forkhill 0-12; Corrinshego 0-7
Killean v Clady (Off)
Mullaghbrack 2-4; O'Hanlon's 1-12
Crossmaglen II 1-6 Grange 0-6
Derrynoose 0-4; Eire Og 1-5

Saturday 9 May
ACL – Div. II
Harps drew with Wolfe Tone

[There'll be swine fever everywhere witht the amount of Pigs in that location, and sure it'll be the Dublin hurlers they'll be playing...]

I hear its a tenner into the Og' pitch opening on Sunday. Madness.

Aye a tenner in and I heard Og's people proclaiming there will be 20,000 at it!!!! 
They were looking at using local companies carparks and busing supporters to the ground..... 

There'll be swine fever everywhere witht the amount of Pigs in that location, and sure it'll be the Dublin hurlers they'll be playing... 

Maybe face masks will be available at the gate!

Not for one minute am I proclaiming Mullaghbawn's innocence but it takes two to tangle.  I was just talking to one player last night who informed me that he was dropped kicked on the back from behind...which sounds like a cowardly act....and Hank there was apparently a number of Tullysarron supporters acting like Ricky hatton on the pitch as well during the brawl....

100% right Real, however there is only so much provocation that can be taken before some retaliation occurs.

When the mullabawn FF start throwing punches, it was dead in front of the Mullabawn subs and where their support was gathered, (the majority of which jumped into the row) the tullysaran support were mostly on the other side.  It may have been a different story had the fight not broke out where it did.

They were a disgrace last nite, Tullysaran have a 19 year who lost his front teeth at the boot of a fully grown Mullabawn man.

I was at the game, and there was no other words for it except thuggery from Mullaghbawn, the row was in front of the mullabawn dugouts  whom all (including supported) spilled onto the field to kick lumps out of tullysaran players unlucky enuf to be that side of the pitch.

I know people will say im only telling one side to the story but i spoke to the ref after and im glad to say he is completely aware of who was responsible for the row and will subsequently be putting it in his report.

Is orangeman not talking about stevie??

ARMAGH CLUB FIXTURES FOR W/E MONDAY 3 MAY 2009

Tuesday 28 April
ACL – Div. IV (7.00)
Dorsey Emmett's v Clady (Noel Martin)

Wednesday 29 April
Under-21 Football Championship – 1st Round (7.00)
Middletown v St Paul's (Stephen McKinley)
St John's v Ballyhegan (Paudie Hughes)
Carrickcruppen v St Brigid's (Ger Devlin)
Keady v Madden (Malachy McNicholl)
Killeavy v Wolfe Tone (Kevin McNeice)
Ballymacnab v Clann Eireann (Oliver Hearty)
Clan na Gael v St Patrick's (Jimmy McKee)
Cavanakill Emmett's v Granemore (Kevin Murtagh)
Culloville v Maghery (Paul Rath)
Crossmaglen v Shane O'Neill's (Patrick Duffy)
Tir na nÓg v Dromintee (Jim Slevin)
Mullaghbawn v Tullysaran (Damian McConville)
Extra time, if required.  1st named team has home advantage

Thursday 30 April
Under-21 Football Championship – 1st Round (7.00)
Pearse Og v Harps (Ronan Quigley)
Extra time, if required.  1st named team has home advantage

Friday 1 May
ACL – Div. I (7.15)
Killeavy v Pearse Og (Barney Henry)
ACL – Div. II (7.15)
Wolfe Tone v Granemore (Patrick Duffy)

Saturday 2 May
ACL – Div. I (6.00)
Crossmaglen v Clan na Gael (Malachy McNicholl)
Culloville v Carrickcruppen (Paudie Hughes)
Dromintee v St Patrick's (Rory Robinson)
Mullaghbawn v Sarsfields (Jim Lynch)
ACL – Div. II (6.00)
Ballyhegan v Maghery (Frank McDonald)
Tir na nÓg v Silverbridge (Eugene D Nugent)
St Michael's v Whitecross (Seamus O'Neill)
Madden v Ballymacnab (Vincent O'Neill)
ACL – Div. III (6.00)
Clonmore v Keady (Tony O'Hare)
Annaghmore v Middletown (Kevin Murtagh)
St Peter's v St Paul's (Eamon Nugent)
An Port Mor v Shane O'Neill's (Jim Slevin)
Lissummon v Belleek (Kevin McNeice)
Tullysaran v Collegeland (Gary Smith)
ACL – Div. IV (6.00)
Corrinshego v Crossmaglen II (Ger Devlin)
Clady v Forkhill (Dessie McDonnell)
Mullaghbrack v Killean (Paul Boylan)
Grange v O'Hanlon's (Mickey Leonard)
Eire Og v Crossmaglen II (Jim Burns)
Phelim Brady's v Derrynoose (Tony Watters)

Monday 4 May
ACL – Div. II (7.00)
Clann Eireann v Harps