Quote from: NAG1 on November 18, 2024, 01:21:37 PMQuote from: left peg on November 18, 2024, 01:17:21 PMQuote from: NAG1 on November 18, 2024, 08:53:27 AMSuper game at the weekend, Cdall still will be wondering how they managed to throw it away after getting back into it.
Credit to SN they kept going and actually played some really good hurling, Cdall couldn't loved with the pace and power and directness.
Forwards have been hard to come by for Cdall for a good few years now, plenty of really quality backs but very few quality score getters.
Game of the weekend hurling wise for sure.
Credit To SN they kept going and actually played some great hurling.
When will some of these Antrim men finally give Slaughtneil the credit they deserve and stop with the snide remarks.
How they managed to throw it away? I'm sure they can't believe how they managed to take it to extra time.
Slaughtneil were easily 10 points the better team on the day.
McCormack making the bold call of telling the McKaigue brothers to stay at home if they weren't going to commit has helped Slaughtneil hugely!
Total credit too them, wasn't for a second taking anything away.
I think though observers would fairly admit that in previous years the hurling came a bit behind their physicality and their desire. On Saturday night they definitely brought a new and better style of hurling to the game. Obviously well coached into them by PMcC.
For what it is worth I had two SN lads ahead of BR for MOTM but they can't seem to go past the big names for those types of awards.
What observers? Physicality and desire is part of the game as is hurling ability?
Physicality and desire doesn't win you 4 Ulster titles in the last 7 years.
I think Neil McManus deserved MOTM but rarely does anyone on the losing side get it, therefore I think Brendan with being Slaughtneil's top scorer probably deserved it.