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Show posts MenuQuote from: moysider on June 18, 2009, 02:08:48 AMQuote from: MacDanger on June 18, 2009, 01:23:14 AMLook Tyrone would not have won last years AI if Mickey Harte did nt have that cop to realise that Sean Kavanagh was nt born with 9 tattooed on his arse. And in 04 he delegated McAnallen to cover full back. I m not just saying it now. Parsons should have been developed as 11 earlier. Time we realised that there s more to the game than catching kickouts.
Not saying we have any proven scorers on the bench either but Dillon is the only one of the 6 that would fall into that category. Hopefuly we'll be classifying AO'S in that bracket too by the end of the season.
Don't agree re Parsons, his fielding of the ball is biggest asset I reckon. Wouldn't see him as an natural CHF. Have you ever seen him play at CHF?
Anybody notice the carnage Pierce O Neill caused last few weeks v Kerry. Parsons has more to his game.
Quote from: stephenite on February 07, 2009, 05:34:58 AM
Fair enough if that's your opinon, but you don't play midfield in a team that makes it to the All Ireland final, socre a goal in that All Ireland final if you're not up to inter county standard.
Quote from: moysider on February 03, 2009, 02:05:42 AMQuote from: MacDanger on February 03, 2009, 01:30:34 AM
That's probably a fair point, we tend to have very good underage teams rather than very good individual players.
There was 6 or 7 very good individual players on last years minor team that some of us pinpointed 12 months ago. Unfortunately it was a few ordinary ones, and no bench that cost us. The U21 team that won AI was based around a few better players in defense and midfield. Ditto last years team.
QuoteThe issues of working the ball out of the defence comes down to work ethic for me, there was no support play whatsoever yesterday. That is very disappointing but difficult to understand. What is the problem? Are players not interested? Are they not good enough? Have they a game plan? Do they not want to play for the management? Where is the fire?
Quote from: the Deel Rover on January 31, 2009, 11:29:35 AMQuote from: Mayo4Sam on January 31, 2009, 11:12:42 AM
I think what Farrendeelin meant was that people were generally happy when Ballina were bet within mayo and not outside.
For me the best club match i ever saw was the Cross K'more semi final in Ballina in '97, we had beaten them handy the year before but they were really up for it and we edged them out by a point
Was that the match where Mc and o'neill scored about 9 points each that was some match allright except fot the result