Armagh Club football & hurling

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bennydorano

Congrats to Ogs, cant have any complaints.  After playing very well in the first half we just failed to appear for the second. 

Well done to minors, who won while giving their poorest performance of the year, a good sign I suppose that you can still win doing that.  Our 4th title of the decade, if we can harness the talent we have we shouldn't be long till we're back at senior level.

Good luck to the Ogs in the Ulster, they'll have to step it up bit time for that.

Harpo

Quote from: bennydorano on October 18, 2009, 06:06:37 PM
Congrats to Ogs, cant have any complaints.  After playing very well in the first half we just failed to appear for the second. 

Well done to minors, who won while giving their poorest performance of the year, a good sign I suppose that you can still win doing that.  Our 4th title of the decade, if we can harness the talent we have we shouldn't be long till we're back at senior level.

Good luck to the Ogs in the Ulster, they'll have to step it up bit time for that.


Have to agree with everything Benny said.  The better team won, Harps unfortunately didn't perform on the day.  Congratulations to the Ogs!

TacadoirArdMhacha

#14148
Congratulations to Pearse Ógs. Poor quality game but they were much the better side. Harps' only decent spell came towards the end of the first half when a couple of late points sent them in level at 0-4 each but Harps didn't even get a score in the second half.

Thought Pearse Ógs were just the all round stronger side and produced just enough quality to see them over the line. Marc Cullen and Anto Duffy produced two fine second half scores and but for some wayward shooting they'd have won by far more. Harps will be kicking themselves - didn't do themselves justice at all today and poorly as they played, had they converted a couple of great point chances within a minute of each other in the second half at 0-7 to 0-4, it could have been a different result.

Thought Paudie Hughes had a good game as ref but contributed significantly to the late row which resulted in boths ides being reduced to 14 by not blowing for a clear free to Harps early enough.

Fair play to Ógs anyway - very much the deserving champions and despite today not being a great game, they might do well enough in Ulster.
As I dream about movies they won't make of me when I'm dead

torres

WELL DONE TO PEARSE OGS , COUNTY CHAMPIONS OF ARMAGH .

charlie stubbs

Quote from: Goats Do Shave on October 18, 2009, 02:30:24 PM
paul mcgrane made his comeback, scoring the opening point of the game today in Newtown for Ballyhegan. Unfortunately Davitt's still lost 10 - 7 to the intermediate champions. Kevin O'Rourke score taking the difference. Need to beat the Bridge next week to stay up!

be some escape 4 newtown to stay up now.  would feel sorry for ballythegan to go down, think newtown have got alot of their points when teams have been going through the motions at end of season.  thought if balyhegan cant beat an already relegated bridge they have no one else to blame

charlie stubbs

Quote from: TacadoirArdMhacha on October 18, 2009, 06:11:37 PM
Congratulations to Pearse Ógs. Poor quality game but they were much the better side. Harps' only decent spell came towards the end of the first half when a couple of late points sent them in level at 0-4 each but Harps didn't even get a score in the second half.

Thought Pearse Ógs were just the all round stronger side and produced just enough quality to see them over the line. Marc Cullen and Anto Duffy produced two fine second half scores and but for some wayward shooting they'd have won by far more. Harps will be kicking themselves - didn't do themselves justice at all today and poorly as they played, had they converted a couple of great point chances within a minute of each other in the second half at 0-7 to 0-4, it could have been a different result.

Thought Paudie Hughes had a good game as ref but contributed significantly to the late row which resulted in boths ides being reduced to 14 but not blowing for a clear free to Harps early enough.

Fair play to Ógs anyway - very much the deserving champions and despite today not being a great game, they might do well enough in Ulster.

congrats to the ogs big test for them against the favourites for ulster st galls.  all the best to them

AFS

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Pretty poor match, even given the weather. Ogs definitely worthy winners but to be honest, I don't they had to stretch themselves all that much. Harps were extremely disappointing, particularly up front. Four points, none from play and none in the second half, tells its own story.

With the way Ogs play they could give Ulster a good rattle. They're similar to Cross - very tight defensively with one or two marquee forwards. A good defence is a lot more useful than free scoring attack in winter football.

stew

This is eaactly what i thought would happen, the Harps and the Ogs play in a tight affair that was poor in quality and the ogs would win by a few points.  :'(

fair play to the Ogs, to beat Cross in the champioship is some feat and I hope they go on now and give Ulster a ratle.

The toby jug will be flat out the night and me aul mate paul Houlie is probably quaffing pints  there as we speak.

Well done the Ogs and I am very disappointed for the harps lads, our day will come.
Armagh, the one true love of a mans life.


wats that 4 ref

Quote from: charlie stubbs on October 18, 2009, 07:43:53 PM
Quote from: Goats Do Shave on October 18, 2009, 02:30:24 PM
paul mcgrane made his comeback, scoring the opening point of the game today in Newtown for Ballyhegan. Unfortunately Davitt's still lost 10 - 7 to the intermediate champions. Kevin O'Rourke score taking the difference. Need to beat the Bridge next week to stay up!

be some escape 4 newtown to stay up now.  would feel sorry for ballythegan to go down, think newtown have got alot of their points when teams have been going through the motions at end of season.  thought if balyhegan cant beat an already relegated bridge they have no one else to blame
any result from tones and maghery charlie

wats that 4 ref

Quote from: wats that 4 ref on October 13, 2009, 10:12:43 PM
think the game on sunday will be nip and tuck for most of the game with plenty of fouling with paudie making plenty of stoppages and bookings. ;) >:( when the game settles down with 10mis to go ::) i think ogs will have to much in the tank and maybe tag 3/4 scores in a row dont think harps have enough in forward line to do the same especially the way ogs defence have been playing this year.. any betting on a red card for sunday would put the morgage on jp donnelly ;D
game went exactly as i thought with ogs just that bit better on the day at taking their chances harps had plenty of the ball but had little up front to put scores on the board with p.toal having a stinker and when they took off their best forward in lennon (who had scored 2 frees and a 45) the game was over ??? jp didnt let the crowd down lived up to his reputation ;D :D ;)

BenDover

Nothing but pure spite frm the harps 2get jp sent of! Shows wot the ogs boys think of him by liftin him on their shoulders after the whistle went. County champions 2009 get in there!

brokencrossbar1

I wasn't far wrong with my 4 point prediction.  Well done today to the Ogs, but it's only half a job done.  Other Ogs teams have won Armagh, none have gone further, time to make history.

wats that 4 ref

has any1 seen the video of the presentation did the co chairman say mr kieran mckinney captain of armagh harps ??? when presenting the cup  ??? i listened to it a few times and thats what it sounds like :o :o