Antrim Football Thread

[Hectic]

Going round in circles but what do we place as priority - our county team or our club teams? Or is there a solution that serves both?

Is a more competitive league structure without county players a benefit to the county?

And if so how?

Or would it just create a more competitive league to be played out among the teams less hindered by county sacrifice.

And is there such a thing as clubs more likely to have a number of their best players in the County squad? If so and we don't have them developing younger players in division 1 are we hindering their next batch of potential county players?

Don't know.

More questions than answers.

[SlemishSoldier31]

Antrim u20's as big as 9/1 tonight with the bookmakers at home to a Donegal side who wouldn't even be fancied to win Ulster at this age group.

From what I've gathered this is a decent u20 side with some real talent and under great management of Colin Toal who I see as the future senior county manager.

I believe this is disrespectful from the bookies and a great chance for punters to clip them and rinse the crookmakers tonight.

Regards,
SS

[InnocentByStander]

Antrim u20's as big as 9/1 tonight with the bookmakers at home to a Donegal side who wouldn't even be fancied to win Ulster at this age group.

From what I've gathered this is a decent u20 side with some real talent and under great management of Colin Toal who I see as the future senior county manager.

I believe this is disrespectful from the bookies and a great chance for punters to clip them and rinse the crookmakers tonight.

Regards,
SS

seems that this board has been infiltrated by the Schutzstaffel

[Stillwater2]

Antrim u20's as big as 9/1 tonight with the bookmakers at home to a Donegal side who wouldn't even be fancied to win Ulster at this age group.

From what I've gathered this is a decent u20 side with some real talent and under great management of Colin Toal who I see as the future senior county manager.

I believe this is disrespectful from the bookies and a great chance for punters to clip them and rinse the crookmakers tonight.

Regards,
SS

Welcome Colin.

[BigGreenField]

Those are good odds until you check that the opposition are 14/1 on.

[paddyjohn]

Great odds until you look at twitter.

[Milltown Row2]

Great odds until you look at twitter.

0-1 to 2-10

[Milltown Row2]

In fairness Derry are hammering Armagh and Tyrone hammering Fermanagh

These teams have had impressive schools and development teams over the years.

They are mainly one code counties too

[Plugin]

Not too often the bookies get it wrong

[Milltown Row2]

Not too often the bookies get it wrong

I thought they were being generous

[Take the Mark]

Antrim u20's as big as 9/1 tonight with the bookmakers at home to a Donegal side who wouldn't even be fancied to win Ulster at this age group.

From what I've gathered this is a decent u20 side with some real talent and under great management of Colin Toal who I see as the future senior county manager. 

I believe this is disrespectful from the bookies and a great chance for punters to clip them and rinse the crookmakers tonight.

Regards,
SS

Hope you didnt put your school lunch money on it kid

[The_Saffron_serpent69]

Antrim u20's as big as 9/1 tonight with the bookmakers at home to a Donegal side who wouldn't even be fancied to win Ulster at this age group.

From what I've gathered this is a decent u20 side with some real talent and under great management of Colin Toal who I see as the future senior county manager.


I believe this is disrespectful from the bookies and a great chance for punters to clip them and rinse the crookmakers tonight.

Regards,
SS

I hope you didn't have the house and kids on it slemish 

[imtommygunn]

Only the 30 points in it 

[Gaelic man]

Looks like another bad year for the u20s

[Gaelic man]

Colin Toal a future county manager? Not being disrespectful genuinely asking what teams has he taking before u20s?