Messages

Legends on Netflix is very good so far. Couple of episodes in. Set in the 90s civil servants trying to stop the flow of Heroin. A true story I believe.

Like all of these stories - trueish. I enjoyed it - entertaining stuff.

Really enjoyed Legends it has a great soundtrack as well, I watched the first episode of Amelia Clarks new show Ponies last night and it  looks promising too, a  Cold war espionage  drama set in 1970s Russia ( quite funny as well at times) 

 RIP and condolences to the McGuigan family, that Ulster final performance in 84  is one of my earliest vivid memories of  Gaelic Football.

Derry get over the line but turgid stuff to watch.

Similiar style to Derry U20's. Hard to watch with a lot of talented players.

Agree, over emphasis on systems, structures and tactics at these underage levels. We need to be more cavalier. In fairness young Mulholland and the sub Rocco Devlin were just that and were key to Derry's win imo.

Rocco Devlin had a big impact on the second half ,he is underage next year also and a very talented soccer player to boot ,and has already played for Dungannon Swift's first team

To be fair to Screen barring Carlus  and a couple of others they had a very young team out last night, we were 3 or 4 up at half time and it stayed in and about that margin for most of the second half until  we hit them a couple of goals in the closing stages

Clucky would imho be the man to tag Conaty

It's mad to think that it must be 10+ years since we (Dungiven) had a player make an appearance for the senior team.

Was that Kevin Johnstone?    There is a lot of potential in that Dungiven team , they have a very astute manager in James McNicholl and a have a stronger squad this year  With the likes of  Padraig  Okane / Padraig Haran/ Darragh 0'Neill/ KB Mullan to come in from  the last years minor team  and John and Richie Mullan are supposedly playing football this year also

who hasn't county players, Loup, Faughanvale, Glenullin, Limavady, Dungiven. Is that correct?
Ballinascreen, Steelestown, Kilrea, Swatragh each have one player in the squad?

Screen would have 2 ,Ryan Scullion and Martin Bradley ( Bradley could be injured though)

Legends on Netflix, about UK Customs tackling Heroin in 90s, is pretty good - a few episodes in, very entertaining not in the great category.

Watching 30 Rock again as well, holds up well.

30 Rock definitely hold up well I watched it again recently also

Who the feck is Andy Malone?

Tbh you are better off not knowing

Budapest
Berlin
Lisbon

Donegal very wasteful in attack in that first half

That was the prime time for to get that team to win something, u20s will start to tail off again now with the last couple of minor teams nowhere near as strong

What are you talking about. Next years u20's were 2024 All Ireland minor champions?

Rogers, McEldowney, McGuckian, Small, Higgins all starters tonight who i believe are over the bar next year

You are correct on that,Haran Hargan McCloy Grant Rocks &Dillon  from the starting team all underage next year in addition to Sargent and Young

Three years in a row now Derry have  been beat by Tyrone in the under 20s Tyrone were so much more direct in their attacking play and it paid off in the end

Saw the second half of Dungiven and Steelstown ( Donnacha Gilmore playing midfield for them) Dungiven won by three but Steelstown hit a lot of wides in the second half

Yep said it a few days ago a lot of our lads a year too young yet. Will be between Derry and Donegal for Ulster and most likely All Ireland though I do think Kerry will be up there too

Armagh very impressive last night also