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at least he wasnt saying 'sir' (sur) tommy!!!! but definitely noriced a country twang coming through
anybody at the feis match???

Milltown, i dont think that glensman was being overly-critical of niblock, nobody could deny that he is one of our very best players. for my money i think if he moves across the field with the ball its because hes trying to find himself a bit if space for a long delivery into the inside line or is waiting for the irght pass / run to be made and i think he can do that if he wants because he is the main playmaker. also in his defence, if he didnt pop the ball off, i think he might have been told to look for the long ball when in possession. if gerard o boyle's in the inside line and showing sourely you should try and use him, its good to see a good bal-winner in the full-forward line.
very impressed with sean burke, mark dougan to start against carlow becasue he's and out and out forward and brwnden murphy will take serious watching. did thomas walsh transfer back to carlow, do any of you's remember walsh playing for wicklow against antrim in the tommy murphy cup final

Liam Watson is recovering from a knee cartilage injury as far as i know. absolutely fantastic hurler, really hope to see him back hurling soon. neil mc manus is arguably every bit as good as watson and a great attitude. Connor mc cann is another real quality hurler, wee bit quiet today, but hes definitely allowed that with the performances he has given earlier in the year but maybe its because it his last week of secondary school!! young but very skillful, its great to see antrim competitive up to a point. Plenty of youngish p[layers to workj with for the next number of years, a few forwards that can take scores strong defenders in hippy and micko herron, yup good times

loughrey to start, kevin brady in place of mark sweeney, gerard o boyle in place of b herron, brady to hold half-forward, tomeas to push up and niblock to play further out. Aontriom Abu! (and i hope it doesnt pish)

that team couldnt be right, id guess tht wont be the team that will start

aye rasharkin are formiddable, good for football to see them doing well, whats beeny hasson going like

jaysus!!
there was craic the bus landed late to Breffni park
is andy mc clean far away from fitness

i think there is four or five youngish players on the cargin team who have established themselves and have made them into a more complete team in that they are arguably strong/stronger in every position. marty kane in half back, john carron in midfield and james laverty in half-forward are strong and fergal johnston as a thrid midfielder is a good footballer and working hard like the rest of them.
anybody tht seen cargin play against creggan couldnt be anything but impressed with the way the played. strong and very fast, moving the ball well.
when they play st. galls its hard to know how theyll do, playing st. galls in casement is wee buns because there is so much space and st galls know how to use it, cargin also have a fairly bad record in the championship certainnly in terms of performance as they sometimes dont show up or play to their potential.
for the neutral, pre-championship, cargin look to be showing good form going in which is gd news for the neutral but i suppose it's naive to forget how strong st galls are and the experience they have of winning big games.

hope the county perform well on sat. and get a result, addition of loughrey and g o boyle will hopefully improve the team, loughreys bound to start.
does anybody want to hazard a guess at the team?
were the seniors hammered by meath in breffni??

What won, Castlereagh council buildings? Baloney, I would have Torr head over Glenariffe tbh

Gerard O' Boyle back on panel/team?

which mc gourty?

Derry play Antrim tonight at the Bridge 7-30pm throwin

according to the antrim threads. only to play hurling for st.galls.
i can remember though earlier in the year paul galvin giving out about being linked to big clubs in dublin because he said his club at home a lot to him, so fair play if he does play football for his home club and hurling in belfast, i dread to think of how strong st galls would be if galvin played football for them

right cheers chap

who's clarkey