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Cargin 2.12 NB 0.10. One point game with ten left and then Cargin pulled away. Good game.

Will leave the kidology for others. Looking forward to a good game.

The u19 finals are upon us; tonight at Dunsilly Naomh Brid v Cargin in the 'A', hope the weather holds and we get a good game. B final on Sunday, LD v Glenravel, also Dunsilly.

As good a draw as we would have hoped for after last years league game, our lads know they have nothing to fear. Interesting to see how league games goes between the two sides. If we draw them in McKenna Cup we could end up playing them 3 times (at least) next year.

The u19 championship is alive and well. Cargin v Naomh Brid final in a a couple of weeks.

A highly enjoyable senior final today. Cushendall looked home and hosed heading injury time, great drama at the end.

On a side note, thought the match programme was a very good production for yesterday's match

No sauce here MR2. Cargin lynchpins in their own regard and have been in Antrim for a good few years.
I have up most respect for both sides. My gripe is the decisions that were made or rather ignored could have impacted on game, but that will forever remain to be seen. Funny how I never mentioned that but others on here jumped to that fore gone conclusion.
Not saying every ref in Antrim is poor nor am I saying the said ref today is a bad one. Just feel he could have made better decisions. But like I said that's my opinion.

Put it this way, in my view there would be 3 top refs, and Colm is one of them.

Watching from the comfort of my sofa the foot block was not called as he'd blown his whistle and brought play back, as for not red carding James I felt that was fine as he retaliated to being shoved himself. Two boys at it, I'm fine with that.

If that's the two things in your view he got wrong then I understand but he's made that call,  no doubt another ref might have done differently, another ref would have done something else..

When watching the game did you count the amount of ball's dropped into square? Shot selections? Missed tackles? Like I said earlier, how could I have done better?

Dunloy's age means they'll certainly get another crack at it with group. And hopefully one day get over the line.

Agree with the shot selection from dunloy been poor at times.
James might have walked on a different day. Some frees might not have been given. The penalty might have been awareded.
These small things make a big difference.
Like I said collie isn't a bad ref just felt decisions could have been better.
That not a fair enough opinion ?

We all see things differently depending on what side we are on...
If I'm right the occasion you are referring to when James should of had action taken by the ref ,just before that play the Dunloy player through his fist back in the tackle and missed, then through him elbow back and hit James ,the ref took no action for this!
Also Mick was stamped on while on the ground, also no action from the ref!

We all have blinkers at times.

Wasn't there a yellow card for the 'stamp'? Hardly no action

The referee today did not impact on the outcome of the match, just as it should be.

There are no tickets onsale for the u17B final on the county website. Are you sure a ticket is needed?

Wouldn't be surprised to see Irish government stomp up a sizeable contribution towards Casement rebuild.

Think that's the answer too. Shared Island Unit and all that.

Agree Rasharkin to win Junior
Didn't see any Int C'ship this season - so hard to call
And of course Dunloy have no chance against the mighty Cargin.

Looking forward to reading some football chat on this board ahead of the big game, never mind the ref conspiracy theories

Perhaps not the result today that Cargin would have hoped for or expected

Totally irrelevant to us about a hurling result tbh means nothing

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Perhaps not the result today that Cargin would have hoped for or expected