Dunloy unable to field against Cushendall tonight? Rumours the match has been cancelled conceded.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Milltown Row2 on October 29, 2018, 09:12:56 AM
Goals win games and in this case, championships, the first goal for me allowed Cushendall to win the match, well executed by a fabulous catch from Carson, good vision and great support play to finish it off..
Cushendall got their match ups right and as said here already, Loughgiel played a game that suited Cushendall, very little width from Loughgiel meant that Cushendall would come out with the ball during most of the tussles.
Loughgiel didn't come out at half time it seemed, for me the changes didn't have the effect they'd have hoped, another day a different result but there was an intent by the Dall not to lose this one and they held on handy enough to win it.
Neil was all over the pitch wining ball and making great clearances his couple of catches under the crossbar were great to see and MOTM for me.
As for the officiating of the match, there were no issues at all during the whole game, Skinny talks all through the game and delivers the reasons to why the foul has been given and while players may not always agree there was no talk back and that was shown by the amount of time the ball was moved forward for dissent, which was none, think moved forward for hitting the ball away once..
Well done to Ballycastle on delivering again, they were right out on the roads allowing the cars to get away as quick as they can considering the amount of cars there.. also for the way they handled the match day.
So Ballycran cause an upset, can they cause another? I doubt it Cushendall are like a juggernaut at the minute, so hopefully another ulster title for the Antrim champs..
Oh and well done Dunloy, another double and 4 in a row at Minior healthy set up but as Cushendall proved today they have no plans to go away or step down..
Loughgiel will probably have a rethink, maybe some retirements there, a lot of miles on the clock and they have something that both Dunloy and Cushendall want, its up to them to step up and deliver!
Quote from: Minder on September 19, 2017, 07:35:00 PMQuote from: Jesusjones on September 19, 2017, 05:00:55 PM
What Glenariff have achieved in raising and securing funding to build their new facility is nothing short of magnificent. They are an example to many other clubs who wish to improve their own facilities. That being said securing the funding is actually the easier part. When all the big knobs leave after the grand opening and tea and sandwiches that is when it get tough. There are no grants for heat, electric, rates, maintenance or the like.
That's the nail on the head & i feel we have maybe over extended, could be wrong. I just think the maintenance & upkeep could be difficult year on year.
Quote from: Usain on August 02, 2017, 08:16:40 AMQuote from: Concernedspectator on August 01, 2017, 06:46:36 PMQuote from: Usain on August 01, 2017, 04:21:28 PMQuote from: TheGeneral on August 01, 2017, 03:51:30 PMQuote from: Tony Baloney on July 31, 2017, 08:16:57 PM.Quote from: Leyland on July 31, 2017, 08:04:37 PMWould agree. Raymond's a good lad so it shouldn't reflect poorly on him but if the town want to build on good work of the previous few years they need to put the best people in place. Some may argue that they let a better coaching team go across the mountain.
He put name into empty hat and club AGM appointed him. He had went for minor job but lost it on a vote. My point is that our club should be actively looking for a manger not leaving it to anyone that puts name in hat following an ad in our local GAA bulletin that is read by 30-40 people max
Did part of said "better" coaching team not already have a crack at the whip with Ballycastle recently? and it didnt seem to work?
Maybe the money over the mountain was a better draw.
What money
Not the first ex ballycastle manager to follow the money, that's at least 3 now? By all accounts it's not just for the money but respect.
Whether Raymond was the only eejit who put his name forward or not massive respect for the hard work and hours put in over the last 6 months with half the team.
Two men for £15K and should win the intermediate. Shrewd business by the men over the mountain
Same two men would have done a brilliant job in town for nothing, fair play to them.
Quote from: Tony Baloney on July 31, 2017, 08:16:57 PMQuote from: Leyland on July 31, 2017, 08:04:37 PMWould agree. Raymond's a good lad so it shouldn't reflect poorly on him but if the town want to build on good work of the previous few years they need to put the best people in place. Some may argue that they let a better coaching team go across the mountain.
He put name into empty hat and club AGM appointed him. He had went for minor job but lost it on a vote. My point is that our club should be actively looking for a manger not leaving it to anyone that puts name in hat following an ad in our local GAA bulletin that is read by 30-40 people max
Quote from: hurlingstick on May 14, 2015, 10:10:00 AMQuote from: north aontroim gael link=topic=1347.msg1467507#msequally g1467507 date=143158808in 0
I was at the Loughgiel v Cushendall gamefor . Easy win for Loughgiel although Cushendall were missing quite a few, very good crowd at it too. Good to see some of our young lads doing well.
Conor Carson pulled a deliberate and cowardly stroke to try and injure, should get a bigger suspension than he will get.
Dal missing 2 McNaughtons and McManus. Loughiel didn't start 3 equally as influential players in Winker, Joey and Clyde (2 of them came on for about 5 minutes) Winker didn't come on at all.
Quote from: Milltown Row2 on October 02, 2011, 08:59:34 PM
Cushendall only won by 3-19 to 1-4 in Ballygalget!!
and if they finish the league by winning their games they will win it, Small consolation i know but sending your neighbours to Belfast every other weekend in div two will ease their pain