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Show posts MenuQuote from: themac_23 on August 22, 2017, 08:48:30 AMQuote from: Clover on August 22, 2017, 08:36:08 AM
So Fitzy is the only name in on the dead line the man never took a penny and raised a lot of money last year on his own and our county board appoint a 3 man panel and that slabber Delargy to beg people to take the job and pay them stay classy lads
So just keep going the way have been last few years because the guy is a great fella? no disrespect but i don't really care how much he gets paid or what he raises, as a supporter thats not what interests me, what interests me is results on the pitch and unfortunately i dont think Fitzys have been good enough. Lets show a bit of ambition and push the boat out, harsh as it may sound, thats what we need to do.
Quote from: Loughshore Green on August 21, 2017, 09:59:44 AM
StGalls, Creggan or LD could all make the final - I dont think there is much between them. All three have a few quality forwards in niblock, pollock, smalls,ruari mccann, murrays but weaker defences. Saying that i think St Galls have the stronger defence so will come through.
Cargin and StJohns should progress unscathed and expect a very close game come the semi final.
StJohns have improved dramatically this year and I think they will become the team to beat in the next few years.
Quote from: Milltown Row2 on August 21, 2017, 10:50:20 AMQuote from: saffronog67 on August 21, 2017, 09:50:01 AM
Now now MR2, don't be putting words in my mouth. It was never mentioned that LD aren't a team or that St Galls thought this game was "a given". It will be a tight game and I believe St Galls experience and togetherness will get them over the line.Quote from: Milltown Row2 on August 21, 2017, 09:26:31 AM
I wouldn't imagine anyone from Naomh Gall thinking that Lamhs aren't a 'team', they played well on Saturday, albeit St Pauls were not great but Lamhs could have beat Naomh Gall a few times and I doubt management would be looking at this game and thinking its a given
In fairness you did say St Galls are in transition and a lot of lads making their first championship starts then said that they have experience? Lamhs would have a more settled team based on that assumption.... If Lamhs come out and play football and go at us then it will be nip and tuck, if they sit back and play defensively then we should win.....
Quote from: Milltown Row2 on August 21, 2017, 09:26:31 AM
I wouldn't imagine anyone from Naomh Gall thinking that Lamhs aren't a 'team', they played well on Saturday, albeit St Pauls were not great but Lamhs could have beat Naomh Gall a few times and I doubt management would be looking at this game and thinking its a given
Quote from: Milltown Row2 on August 20, 2017, 11:18:08 PMQuote from: bannside on August 20, 2017, 10:23:03 PM
Yes ITG, as they say...close but no cigar!
We threw the kitchen sink at it and were three up with five minutes left, but Galls used all their hard won craft over the years to grind it out. We missed three great goal chances and the annoying thing for us is we know we were truly thereabouts. Good luck to St Galls though. A team I have grown to admire greatly over the years, flying the flag for Antrim when no one else was.
Our average age profile is still young so maybe we won't be so far away ourselves in a year or two, but at the moment Cargin look a stretch ahead of the rest.
Unlucky , we had to dig deep into our reserves to get over the line today I hear, couldn't make it myself but by all accounts both teams played well.
A tough game like that will stand by us... hopefully we'll move on and improve
By all accounts Cargin may wel get 3 in a row but I was impressed with Lamhs, but they'd need to keep the work rate up and have all their players fit
Quote from: Hectic on August 17, 2017, 02:03:36 PMQuote from: breakingball on August 17, 2017, 01:26:56 PM
weekend football championship predictions
pearses to beat mitchells by 10 - more
lisburn to beat st malachys by 1 - Tight but Mals to edge it
sarsfields to beat ardoyne by 10 - Another tight game Sars edging it
cargin to beat rossa by 10 - Depending what team Rossa put out.. 7> Cargin win
st agnes to beat ballycastle by 1 - Aggies by 5
st endas to beat davitts by 10 - Endas handy
moneyglass to beat rasharkin by 5 - Could swing either way, Moneyglass to edge it
st johns to beat aldergrove by 5 - St Johns by 10>
st brigids to beat randalstown by 1 - St B's to ease in to next round.