Quote from: orangeman on June 18, 2008, 02:25:23 PM
When will Galvin get a hearing ? Has Fergal Logan been retained ? After all, he did a great job for Derry Co. Board / Club Derry last year. Well worth the fee.
Tyrone's no 1 son?
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When will Galvin get a hearing ? Has Fergal Logan been retained ? After all, he did a great job for Derry Co. Board / Club Derry last year. Well worth the fee.
Quote from: Jimbobjnr on June 18, 2008, 01:47:08 AM
I can really see Derry struggling on saturday against fermanagh. Without Doherty, we look like an unbalanced team and the whole rhythm of our play is upset. Diver and Conway will no doubt provide us with strong forward support, but we could be caught out by the fermanagh runners through the middle.
In saying that, i feel that Derry still should have enough to progress, but Fermanagh on the handicap of +3 at 10/11 looks a good bet. This one will be close.
Quote from: imtommygunn on June 17, 2008, 04:24:13 PM
IIf he gets 24 weeks for this though I honestly think he deserves it - he may have only been sent off twice but he's been up to a lot of no good at times and has got away with it for far too long.
Quote from: Will Hunting on June 17, 2008, 02:07:38 PM
Not only does McHugh have an obvious hatred for Derry, but does anyone else find that he seems to love Tyrone (and Shann Cavanagh in particular)?
Quote from: Slapdash on June 17, 2008, 02:57:16 PM
Left this up on your beloved hoganstand last night, may as well leave it where I might get some sensible feedback (only got my account here reactivated)
I would go for the following ...
1. R Gallagher - started the Monaghan game and deserves to continue
2. P Sherry - to follow the roaming Gilligan
3. H Brady - to pick up P Bradley
4. S Goan - to nullify E Bradley
5. D Kelly - tasked with curbing Lynch (if he starts), needs to focus on defending
6. R McCluskey - drop in front of fullback line and cover
7. T McElroy - can compete in the air with Muldoon, as seen when marking Finlay, plus will have too much pace for Muldoon.
8. M McGrath - as per Monaghan game
9. S McDermott - to pick up Murphy or whoever plays CHF, basically plays CHB
10.M Murphy - plays as a midfielder
11.J Sherry - has a lot to offer, we need his presence and point taking ability
12.M Little - drop deep to cover but also needs to attack wing backs in opposition scoring zone
13.R Keenan - two man full forward line with Eamon
14.C McElroy - play in half forward line, needs to win outlet ball and breaks and get into scoring areas
15.E Maguire - simply add end product and we have what we need
Team would thus line out as follows .....
R Gallagher
S Goan H Brady P Sherry
R McCluskey
T McElroy S McDermott D Kelly
M Little M McGrath M Murphy
J Sherry C McElroy
R Keenan E Maguire
S McCabe is obviously a key sub, and can be utilised depending on how the game develops. With 20 Min's to go would be ideal, when he can exploit tiring legs and the game has spread out and he can pick up ball out on the wings as he seems to prefer.
Other useful subs could be;
L McBarron (maybe to spoil in midfield if needed)
D O'Reilly (as a half back depending on how Kelly fares, his long kicks could help inside forwards get early ball)
S Doherty (good ball winner and uses possession effectively)
P Ward (could stretch tired legs for last 10)
T Brewster (we need a recognised freetaker and he may be needed quite early depending on circumstances)
S Lyons (in any defensive position or at full back if Brady is injured)
B Owens (??)
Obviously there is the P Bradley conundrum! McCluskey would be preferable, however I believe he is too important to our game plan to waste in that respect. P Bradley will score on anybody, as we have seen, so why waste our best player in trying to curb him? If we can limit the possession he gets in the scoring areas, which would be central to how we shape up defensively, then we can limit him. If he is isolated then he will score, whether it is Goan, McCluskey or Brady. Play to a system and we can limit him (and simultaneously those around him.) Therefore let Brady 'unsettle' him and with the necessary support around him we can close their forward unit out. Lets just hope the referee is not pernickety! If we can keep Derry to 0-12 then we have every chance. Clearly we do not have the same firepower as Derry so we need to keep it tight for as long as possible, and as the game develops it will naturally open up, when our smaller forwards can exploit the Healy Park space! Derry have not found the correct balance in their defence yet, and we need to take advantage of this. Goals will be important, and we will probably not win it without one. Conversely it is imperative we do not concede any. Believe Fermanagh, believe. Derry 0-12 Fermanagh 1-10
Quote from: Square Ball on October 27, 2007, 07:58:36 PM
Guys
is there a shortage of these things everywhere? I have tried Argos, all NI stores and ones in Manchester, London and Glasgow, Smyths, Toys R us, Wollies and all that.
Santa needs one, any ideas?
Quote from: bennydorano on November 05, 2007, 04:38:02 PMQuote from: peterquaife on November 05, 2007, 04:34:44 PMQuote from: bennydorano on November 05, 2007, 04:08:00 PM
Duddy, continually says himself he's nowhere near ready for a world title shot, for some reason I dont believe that he thinks that, I think he's a cocky so'n'so, who think's he's a lot better than he actually is. Eastman could quite easily beat him.
what is based on? assumptions? top lad and a decent boxer
McCullough to beat Martinez over the distance
PQ
100% based on assumptions, hence the use of the words, 'I think' and 'I believe'.
Quote from: bennydorano on November 05, 2007, 04:08:00 PM
Duddy, continually says himself he's nowhere near ready for a world title shot, for some reason I dont believe that he thinks that, I think he's a cocky so'n'so, who think's he's a lot better than he actually is. Eastman could quite easily beat him.