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I take your point regards coa, and it probably will take a few years before they're senior standard. However fermanagh is unique when you consider junior football. Because we only have the two junior clubs, I don't think it makes sense to have them playing in a league made up of senior club's reserve teams. They would be as well playin in SFL Div 2. It's not as if they would suffer big defeats or anything and it would without doubt help their development. Sure the Bridge themselves were playing junior up until a few years ago.

Thanks for the support southdown. Why did Down struggle so badly against meath? They seem to be way behind the likes of armagh, tyrone and derry despite the countys great pedigree. Surely a county of Down's size should be producing better results than that witnessed last saturday.

Have to agree with you about keenan, he is a very good player and hopefully with a good run in the team he'll start to produce the form he had when he was winning Macrory cups with St. Michael's. Coa have a decent chance this year. They really should be in Div 2 of the senior league. They are as good if not better than the Bridge and playing at a higher standard will help them.

Lads, after our spirited victory over wexford what do you think our chances our against meath. although people have criticised charlie mulgrew in the past, you must hand it to him, as he always seem to get the past of the boys in the qualifiers. As for saturdays game, I was chattin a few Down friends and they reckon meath are very beatable. We have beaten them twice in the past so we should go into the game confidently. Do you think we'll bring many supporters to navan? Not a bad turnout for the wexford game but where are the bandwagon supporters of 2004 now? i know some of those fans aren't big GAA people but we should try and get them out now all the same.