Kilcoo hammered DP own in ballymartin in the 1st or 2nd game of the league last year so hard to see if either team has improved or gotten worse in the last 12 months but you're right Kilcoo look like they will be hard to stop this year
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Lotto on March 24, 2019, 07:36:42 PMO'Hagan will be in the corner picking up Clarke like he always has done when the 2 teams meet as hes our best man marker. McKernans achilles heel is that he is so well versatile that he doesn't have a 'natural' position. And with Down not having any real good midfielders he will naturally fill the gap like he always has done. J Johnston is a player who on his day can be unmarkable, unfortunalty those days are few and far between. But i feel hes a better option than O'Hagan who suffers this problem as well. Who knows maybe the 1st few games of the club season might unearth another top forward,Quote from: Nanderson on March 24, 2019, 06:31:52 PM
If I were to have a stab at the starting 15 for Armagh id go with this;
Reid (Burns has done ok in nets but dont fancy a club midfielder doing nets for the county)
O'Hagan
Wells
Collins
Laverty
Flanagan
Guinness
Donnelly
McKernan
Mooney
Maginn
R Johnston
O'Hare
Harrison
J Johnston
Probably completely left field to what Tally will pick tbh. Anyone know whats happened to the Loughinisland players on the panel, thought both McClements done well in McKenna cup yet no sign of them on the league panel
Nanderson, what would the basis for picking some of these individuals to play against Armagh, past/current performances or potential? O Hagan is the only one I would agree with in defence but you're putting a man who got 1.1 from WHB in the corner, when he is one of the best attacking players we have. All Mc Kernan can do is sweep, he's not a midfielder and doesn't like marking. Mooney and R Johnston could blow teams away on their own but are inconsistent, this current system doesn't suit Maginn and Harrison, O'Hare is still a top forward, J Johnston shouldn't even be starting for Kilcoo never mind Down.
Quote from: the goal was on on March 18, 2019, 10:12:28 PMPretty sure Magherafelt won the MacRory a couple of years ago and they had your fella Devlin from Ballinderry in training them. As far as I know he was the 1st coach employed by a school to help improve their football at all levels
Sadly mistaken ask anyone in the know and they'll tell you laverty Donnelly county board coaches have done all the training and coaching and dom looks after the selection side of things. Smart on his end but paying coaches for schools is a bad precedent to have started IMO
Quote from: Ed Hardy on December 22, 2018, 04:02:32 PMLaverty was a sub on the UUJ team, as well as Lorcan Harney starting for them. Guiness should be on the Queens team and would be good to see those 3 make the panel for the national league if they perform well for their Unis
I thought Havern played a national league game or 2. Could be wrong tho. Any word of Laverty from Saul or Guinness from Carryduff, are they with their universities for McKenna cup? Thought they might be in with a shout of a call up.
Quote from: Smurfy123 on December 20, 2018, 11:21:42 PMWhere is everyone getting these 15/16 new faces? Those 'new faces' have been involved with the county before bar McCarthy, McClements, Mason, Parr and Harney. Obviously a new manager will have a load of new faces in as its a clean slate for everyone and he must feel that these are the players worth taking a look at
Keyboard u must be on the panel. Yes I agree the panel needed a complete overhaul but 15/16 new boys in is a lot? Great to see Kilcoo with lads on the squad. If Tally can get some players from the McKenna cup panel it will be a job well done.