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General discussion / Re: The Horse racing thread
« on: January 21, 2019, 01:54:30 PM »
Yip, having thought it thru better you're owed £65...dunno what i was thinking 
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General discussion / Re: The Horse racing thread
« on: January 21, 2019, 12:38:02 PM »
Lets break it down...you owe your mate £20 for the bet you done with him and lost...Correct?
Your mate owes you £65 for the £20 bet you done with him which won...Correct?
So why don't both of you pay each other up and see how you fare out and I believe you will end up with £45 after everything is paid out...No/Yes?
Your mate owes you £65 for the £20 bet you done with him which won...Correct?
So why don't both of you pay each other up and see how you fare out and I believe you will end up with £45 after everything is paid out...No/Yes?
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GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2019
« on: January 21, 2019, 12:30:04 PM »22 was Jason Duffy who was listed as McKenna as far as I remember. Ross was the no 24 who came on but he was listed as Aidan Nugent!!! The programme people had a stinker on Saturday evening.
Aye and the Aidan Forker confusion too
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GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2019
« on: January 21, 2019, 09:08:47 AM »What about Jarleth Og? was he not playing a few games earlier in the competition and what about young McQuillan (Martin's son from St Pats)
He came on as a sub the last two games. Has been playing Sigerson.
McQuillan cane on did he not?
TBH i've lost track of these young lads (that's how you know you're getting old)
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General discussion / Re: The Horse racing thread
« on: January 21, 2019, 09:05:59 AM »Settle an argument for me please
I do a £20 bet online for a mate and it loses. No money changes hands. He does a £20 bet for me and it wins at 9/4 and no money changes hands. How much does he owe me. This caused some debate in the pub yesterday
He owes you £45...The bet pays £65 less the £20 you didn't give him
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GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2019
« on: January 20, 2019, 10:39:27 PM »
What about Jarleth Og? was he not playing a few games earlier in the competition and what about young McQuillan (Martin's son from St Pats)
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GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2019
« on: January 20, 2019, 03:44:49 PM »
Armagh have improved alright but it wouldn't have been hard to improve as we've been poor enough over the last 5 years or so, from the forward line last night we have Murnin, E rafferty, O'Neill to force their way in. For defence P Hughes and A Forker to come in (remind me who else is missing), our defence is going to let us down. I know a few Tyrone wans are winding us up but they're right, we do give far too many fouls away and TBH there was at least 2-3 times in that game last night where our defenders high tackled a Tyrone player when there was no need to even touch them as they were going out of play...Criminal.
I do believe Tyrone are still a few steps ahead of us and IMHO if the ground was firmer Tyrone are 5-6 pts a better team, they have a few better athletic runners than us but we are making strides and closing the gap ever so slightly and who knows where we'll be come start of August (hopefully the Super 8's). All in all not a bad match and both managers will be pleased for a match like that this time of the year which will serve both teams well for the coming weeks.
For something different...someone mentioned about taking the McKenna cup serious...I remember teams using the league and more often than not the last 2-3 matches of it for getting ready for the Championship, the way it's going we're using the McKenna cup to get ready for the league and maybe in a few years we'll have something else to prepare us for the McKenna cup
I do believe Tyrone are still a few steps ahead of us and IMHO if the ground was firmer Tyrone are 5-6 pts a better team, they have a few better athletic runners than us but we are making strides and closing the gap ever so slightly and who knows where we'll be come start of August (hopefully the Super 8's). All in all not a bad match and both managers will be pleased for a match like that this time of the year which will serve both teams well for the coming weeks.
For something different...someone mentioned about taking the McKenna cup serious...I remember teams using the league and more often than not the last 2-3 matches of it for getting ready for the Championship, the way it's going we're using the McKenna cup to get ready for the league and maybe in a few years we'll have something else to prepare us for the McKenna cup
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GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2019
« on: January 19, 2019, 10:10:51 PM »Good to see Tyrone giving a few boys a run out. Armagh seemed to be at full strength and tried every trick in the book.
Easy you...
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GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2019
« on: January 19, 2019, 09:17:30 PM »Why was the penalty given?
Felt sorry for us
Possibly, but too close for that.
McNamee suspension should be doubled.
McNamee definitely the aggressor after the reds were handed out.
What was he at? Very foolish...
Think Tyrone just about deserved it, not a bad game. Def good preparation for the league but would have been nice for Tyrone to lend us their cup for a year
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GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2019
« on: January 19, 2019, 09:12:17 PM »
16 - 14 to Tyrone, game over
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GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2019
« on: January 19, 2019, 09:04:41 PM »Why was the penalty given?
Felt sorry for us
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GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2019
« on: January 19, 2019, 08:47:52 PM »Armagh getting their share of them too.
So far Tyrone are the better team, I’m not disputing that but Tyrone are getting their frees a lot easier with yellow cards to Armagh players
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GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2019
« on: January 19, 2019, 08:37:44 PM »
Some of them frees to Tyrone are a joke, joe take a red neck u clown