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Quote from: RadioGAAGAA on December 20, 2009, 12:20:07 PMQuote from: 13aside on December 17, 2009, 04:26:07 PM
I have supported this idea even from when it was suggested a few years ago and welcome the debate as long as it gives the fellas who may never play senior c'ship football the chance to so do.Also if it generates further interest for the clubs themselves-i.e many clubs lose players from the ages of 17-20 and never see them again then this could be a welcome development and as far as i know amongst the rest of the counties in Ulster could be a groundbreaking move.If then this has a knock-on effect of unearthing some players that could be devloped into county footballers then it can only do good--oh and one more thing look out Kilcoo and the rest- WE ARE COMING TO GET YOU!!
No harm to you mate, but Kilcoo's winning of the championship this year is the result of about 2 decades of work.
That is, 20 years of training, improving techniques, reading of the game, understanding your team-mates. The mentors learning more about tactics, coaching techniques, both physical and technical, and that is right from U-8 to senior. A learning process of about 20 years.
Championships are won in the period of February through to Sept... Not in the period starting 3 weeks before the opening round to the final.
You are only deluding yourself if you think a gather up of fellas at senior level that have never known what levels of committment it takes to win at any level, have never played alongside half their team-mates, and have only a few training sessions together with management that, no harm to them, are probably not at the races compared to most of the Div 1 coaches... are going to trouble the top clubs in the county.
Quote from: Long Ball on December 11, 2009, 08:28:27 AM
What do people think of the new rules?
Personally I don't like them. The mark between the 50's will slow the game down, the penalty spot moving to just 11 metres out will make it far too easy to score- I'd rather the goals were made as wide as soccer goals to lead to more scores.
i think the square ball rule will lead to several goals that have more to do with luck than skill and will lead to many keepers getting flattened due to the fact that they will have a 1-2 yard run up for a high ball while a full-forward can come charging in from 10-12 yards out at full pace to leap for a ball.
Quote from: Minder on November 25, 2009, 01:10:42 PMQuote from: Fender on November 25, 2009, 12:41:17 PM
16gb 3GS, £30 p/m(b4 vat) for 600mins and 500texts and unlimited internet!!Phone cost £185 tho...
That is a standard tariff boss available to anyone as far as I know.
Quote from: Mid Down Gael on August 14, 2009, 09:30:54 PM
Dundrum seem to be peaking at minute. The way they are playing they could give the intermediate a good rattle.
