Armagh Club football & hurling

[Applesisapples]

Good result but doesn't hide the fact that outside of Keady and Middletown hurling is failing to develop at club level substantially, although Cuhullains are making a mighty effort.

[RealSpiritof98]

Good result but doesn't hide the fact that outside of Keady and Middletown hurling is failing to develop at club level substantially, although Cuhullains are making a mighty effort.

A very sweeping comment there apples, Derrynoose are really putting a lot of effort in and have been rewarded with a class U-14 team this year. Killeavey got to an U-15 county final this year and Camlough are doing some great work. Middletown from what I can see are struggling a lot to the resurgence of football in the area and seem  to struggle to get the feet on the ground with a lot of senior players also coaching the underage. As for cuchulainns we have a great set up for the u-6 to u-14, but from then on we struggle to compete with the very unique situation of 2 football teams in the town. Also I feel a lot of these county development squads at underage although supply great coaching for our young players, they can take them away for a lot of club sessions which does not help our cause.

[illdecide]

Good result but doesn't hide the fact that outside of Keady and Middletown hurling is failing to develop at club level substantially, although Cuhullains are making a mighty effort.

i'm not big into the Hurling but i thought Sean Tracy's were making strides in armagh?

[Applesisapples]

You could be right about development squads. Do they foster their own ethos to the detriment of clubs?

[Armagh Cúchulainns]

Good result but doesn't hide the fact that outside of Keady and Middletown hurling is failing to develop at club level substantially, although Cuhullains are making a mighty effort.

i'm not big into the Hurling but i thought Sean Tracy's were making strides in armagh?

Here, you would know more about a Keady Loaf!

[illdecide]

Good result but doesn't hide the fact that outside of Keady and Middletown hurling is failing to develop at club level substantially, although Cuhullains are making a mighty effort.

i'm not big into the Hurling but i thought Sean Tracy's were making strides in armagh?

Here, you would know more about a Keady Loaf!

At this present moment i can't argue with that...take it outta that.

[Candyman]

Winsam or any other Clans Gaels, what sort of B Team have you's out this year? Championship next week @ Clonmore?

[illdecide]

Winsam or any other Clans Gaels, what sort of B Team have you's out this year? Championship next week @ Clonmore?

Candyman like any other B team good in places and weak in a few places, their good points is their starting 15 and their weakness is their bench ...You know the score yourself they're decent with a few ex seniors playing. Harps have been good at B level for a right few years now and must be 1/3 favourites (and thats to win the lot)

[winsamsoon]

Not a lot of change from the team that won it last year candyman but surely you can't expect me to divulge the secrets to our success 

So that game is fixed for next wed at Clonmore?

[Candyman]

Yup, and from what I hear a real gent of a referee!!! ;-)
We are struggling at the min with Injuries, should make for an interesting day...

[winsamsoon]

Tell me the good news . Who is the ref?

[Candyman]

The Master Hearty, no?

[winsamsoon]

I honestly haven't heard lad but that should be interesting lol

[Candyman]

2 finals in 2years... Clans are on the up!!

[winsamsoon]

very good