What happened the Ricey thread?
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Show posts MenuQuote from: mockba on February 19, 2009, 07:50:53 PM
Lads a Sigerson winning team just doesn't happen in one year. It's normally made up of players in their final year of study with fair number of post grads. This gives the team an edge physically. It also means that the team has been playing as a unit for a number of years. You also have to look at the previous year's performance and the number of players that have graduated. Queens only beat NUIG last year by a point ,So NUIG always had a good team and they have added a few players even from GMIT. UUJ have lost Mark Lynch,Peter Donnelly, Karl Lacey, Paddy Cunningham, Brendan Mc Kenna, Paul Mc Guigan, Andy Moran, Michael Mc Alister, Karl Lacy, and Charlie Harrison. Nearly thier entire team. With Damian Mc Caul and Colm Murney injured, the Crossmaglen lads missing and Niall Mc Keever suspended they were never going to win this year's Sigerson. Anyone watching Sigerson carefully,would never have installed them as favourites and when Queens where well beaten by DCU in the Ryan Cup the writing was on the wall never mind the Mc Kenna Cup. They and thier management had themselves talked in agood team. UUJ are a very young side and do not lose many players and will probably be a force to contend with next year. UUJ are now attracting most of the top gaelic footballers in Ulster because of the sports, physiotherapy, engineering, accounting,business and marketing courses, world class facilities and a 1st class management and administration system in place especially with Adrian Mc Guckin and Barney Mc Aleenan. Queens are losing most of their team and will be at the rebuilding stage. Anyone of the four remaining teams are capable of winning it this year.
Quote from: pintsofguinness on February 19, 2009, 06:41:46 PMQuote from: The GAA on February 19, 2009, 02:39:40 PMHis da wasn't coaching him at the time, fergal reel (if memory serves) was coaching him in the minors at the time, they went to the final and Ciaran missed it due to his injury. Fergal Reel is the same man he wouldnt play for for the last two years.
If that was his da - and i think he was coaching him at the time - then its not hard to se why there'd be a bit lacking
Ciaran's da, Pat, was coaching the under 16s during the documentary and became famous for all the cursing, roaring and shouting. (didnt see much wrong with it really myself but there was talk about it at the time - from outside the club)
Quote from: EC Unique on February 18, 2009, 09:39:20 PM
Walk in the park lads and helping the goal difference as well (not that it will matter) Can anyone beat this winning machine?
Quote from: ONeill on February 18, 2009, 08:23:39 PM
Clean sheet my hole - they'll concede 10 more.