Down Club Hurling & Football

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brokencrossbar1

Quote from: whitegoodman on September 27, 2011, 03:55:38 PM

If u were playing them in the summer it must have been in challenge matches which are hardly comparable to Ulster Championship.  Im not saying that the Bridge deserved to win an Ulster, just that they were unlucky a couple of seasons and that they had the type of footballers who thrived on the hard ground of summer rather than the heavy ground of winter.

You must have a better memory than me as i dont remember shorty's refusal to hit the free at the end.  I also only thought they played each other twice, 1 point win for Corss in 96 and 4 point win for Cross in Newry the following year.  Unless your including last year?

Agree with ya completely on the lack of hard footballers, something that troubles us for the county as well as the clubs.

played them in challenge games and a few tournaments when we were at our peak and so where they and trust me there was nothing friendly about them.  Ask anyone of the Bridge lads involved.

As regards Shorty's refusal, I was right behind it and he had the ball in his hands and would not take it and handed it to McAlinden.  I do count last year as it was just to show we actually played Burren more than Mayobridge.  For all Mayobridges talent they had a mental problem with Ulster and lost games they should never have lost. 

forevergreen

Quote from: True Blue on September 27, 2011, 01:29:16 PM
Mourne Rover & Forevergreen

Where either of you at the game on Saturday night?

Well True Blue, wasnt @ the game on Saturday night but I get your point. I have been told it was a physical encounter, but how many of all the championship matches this year could be described in that manner. If a championship match between Kilcoo and Clonduff can't raise the blood in either team something would be badly wrong.

My point is that in the Ulster Championship, the level of play becomes dogged and teams bring a higher level of physicality to them. All too often we have heard Down teams going into Ulster and having been beaten, then go on to complain about how physical or cynical the opposing team was. I'm not talking about taking a man out or fighting, simply being able to raise the physical stakes, whilst being ready for the referee to wave play on for what might be penalised in Down.


weebob

crossbar [ if u were standing behind shorty u would of seen him handing the ball to ruiari mussen he took the free . anyway shorty is a left footer and the free was close to the line on the left it was mussens free to take so less of the bull about shorty. the only resin cross won that game was they worked 24hrs a day for 2 weeks to build turnstiles to get your ground to county standard  . but for play to cross yous are a great club and a super team .




wehatepauly2

What is it with pauly2 and his personal attacks on certain kilcoo players?keeps going back to giving Anthony Devlin a hard time and how he is a bully,think pauly2  club could be doing with a few Anthony devlins in there team,Theyd be doing a whole lot better than what they are this past few years.but then again castlewellan will probably just go and transfer some knew players in like it's the premier league.they'd be no stranger to that carry on.just a wee jealous town man that has got nothing else to cry about so turns to giving his neighbours a hard time.dry your eyes pauly2

Leonardo

Quote from: dundrumite on September 27, 2011, 12:17:05 PM
Some relevant discussion on here thanks to mourne rover's boredom. Correct me if I am wrong but did enniskillen beat clonduff, I am near certain they beat Rostrevor as well. I remember first round exits from the bridge at the hands of St galls and a hammering against ballinderry at the first round also. In recent years Kilcoo and Burren have gotten over the first hurdle only to cone unstuck in ulster semi finals.? The Down champions this year are on a good side of the draw and I believe at the opposite side are Armagh/ St galls/ Tyrone and Derry champions:


Errigal Ciaran beat Clonduff by one point in newry -ross carr missed last chance free to equalise

brokencrossbar1

Quote from: weebob on September 27, 2011, 06:58:32 PM
crossbar [ if u were standing behind shorty u would of seen him handing the ball to ruiari mussen he took the free . anyway shorty is a left footer and the free was close to the line on the left it was mussens free to take so less of the bull about shorty. the only resin cross won that game was they worked 24hrs a day for 2 weeks to build turnstiles to get your ground to county standard  . but for play to cross yous are a great club and a super team .

You could be right about Mussen, I thought it was McAlinden. Anyway it was close enough for Shorty to take a cut at it!

weebob

good job for yous he didn't slip it over yous could have 1 all ireland less. did u ever look at it from that angle brokencrossbar1. time for the cot . good luck

dundrumite

See a down man has guided ballymacnab to a historic Armagh county final. Congrats to Declan Mussen

Mid Down Gael

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Quote from: dundrumite on September 28, 2011, 12:01:02 AM
See a down man has guided ballymacnab to a historic Armagh county final. Congrats to Declan Mussen

Declan Mussen is solely trainer of the Round Towers and has no imput with regards team selection, tactics etc... The team is managed by Seamy Loughran, a local man, who had guided them to the division 2 title in Armagh last year and a county final this term.

dundrumite

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Quote from: Mid Down Gael on September 28, 2011, 09:09:26 AM
Quote from: dundrumite on September 28, 2011, 12:01:02 AM
See a down man has guided ballymacnab to a historic Armagh county final. Congrats to Declan Mussen

Declan Mussen is solely trainer of the Round Towers and has no imput with regards team selection, tactics etc... The team is managed by Seamy Loughran, a local man, who had guided them to the division 2 title in Armagh last year and a county final this term.
Congrats to Semay Loughran on guiding Ballymacnab to a historic Armagh County final  :P I stand corrected.
MDG did Jermoe manage that crowd a few years back?

Mid Down Gael

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Yeah managed them for 2 seasons, finishing mid table in division 2 on both occasions. 2008 and 2009.

Mid Down Gael

Down Minor Simi Finals

Warrenpoint 1-9 Rostrevor 0-10

Kilcoo 1-11 Burren 1-7

Kilcoo and the Point set up a repeat of the 2009 minor final in a windy Mayobridge tonight.
Marty Devlin was our star man kicking 0-7 in a good team display. A win in the final can make it 3 in a row for us, which would be a great achievement. Tonights win helps lift the gloom from Saturdays defeat in the senior simi.

Square Ball

is that 4 semis or finals Rostrevor hav lost in the last two or so weeks?
SFC, 2 reserves and a minor?
Hospitals are not equipped to treat stupid

umpire

Quote from: Square Ball on September 28, 2011, 10:58:54 PM
is that 4 semis or finals Rostrevor hav lost in the last two or so weeks?
SFC, 2 reserves and a minor?
And maybe Senior down to Div 2!!!

Still a fantasic gaa club. a credit to them.

redandblackareback

Quote from: Mid Down Gael on September 28, 2011, 10:44:34 PM
Down Minor Simi Finals

Warrenpoint 1-9 Rostrevor 0-10

Kilcoo 1-11 Burren 1-7

Kilcoo and the Point set up a repeat of the 2009 minor final in a windy Mayobridge tonight.
Marty Devlin was our star man kicking 0-7 in a good team display. A win in the final can make it 3 in a row for us, which would be a great achievement. Tonights win helps lift the gloom from Saturdays defeat in the senior simi.

Brilliant victory for Kilcoo, great credit must go to the club for all the work being put in.

Was Mooney playing for Rostrevor? Anyone at the games? Supersub?