Dun na nGall v Luimneach

Started by Gaoth Dobhair Abu, March 27, 2007, 09:09:26 PM

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Gaoth Dobhair Abu

Can the mighty men from Hills make it 6 out of 6???
Tbc....

MrC

I believe Neil Gallagher is out - apparently carrying a groin injury and won't be risked while Colm Anthony is struggling with a hamstring injury. Think we should have enough depth though to be honest. Perhaps 'Wappa' or Leon Thompson to come in for McFadden and maybe Eamon McGee or Joe Friel for the middle of the park.

We've plenty of options if big Neil doesn't make it - could play Rory Kav or Christy back there, but i reckon we're looking good for six out of six GDA.

Hopefully we can keep the heads and not get too carried away, but I reckon McIver and his backroom team will have the boys well tune for the trip on Sunday.

Tir Chonaill Abu!!
'Sam's For The Hills' - Anthony Molloy, 20th September 1992

Gaoth Dobhair Abu

The team seem well grounded this year, so hopefully they won't let recent success go to their heads. It's going to be a long year, and a very tough Anglo-Celt!!!
Tbc....

J70

Quote from: Gaoth Dobhair Abu on March 28, 2007, 12:46:20 PM
The team seem well grounded this year, so hopefully they won't let recent success go to their heads. It's going to be a long year, and a very tough Anglo-Celt!!!

Definitely. McIvor seems to have drilled a bit of belief and a "never say die" attitude into them, something we've lacked badly over the years. That, and the fact that the big names have to earn their spot, just the same as the new lads, mean that no one is going to be picked based on past accomplishments, even when off-form, as was the case in McEniff's last season. It's looking good, but I doubt if anyone will get carried away, with Armagh and Tyrone on the horizon, and the lessons of past let-downs fresh in the memory.

phpearse

There is a possibility that come May Armagh could be in Div 3 and Donegal could be League Champions. What a situation that would be. But you wouldn't write of Armagh in that game. If Limerick find their range like they failed to do against Tyrone, Donegal will still get a good game on Sunday.

Fear ón Srath Bán

Quote from: Gaoth Dobhair Abu on March 27, 2007, 09:09:26 PM
Can the mighty men from Hills make it 6 out of 6???

Tough enough propostion for your boys this one, especially if Limerick bring at least one shooting boot between them!  ;)  Galvin and Carroll are capable midfielders and will put it up to Cassidy and Gallagher, I'd say they'll definitely get the ball into their forwards though the Donegal backs should be capable of containing them.
Carlsberg don't do Gombeenocracies, but by jaysus if they did...

J70

Seven changes from last week for Donegal, with Neil Gallagher and Colm McFadden injured, and five others rested. Still a strong enough looking side.


Paul Durcan                   Na  Ceithre Maistri

Thomas Donoghue         Naomh Conaill

Paddy Campbell             Naomh Conaill

Karl Lacy                       Na Ceithre Maistri           

Paddy McConigley         Gaeil Fhanada

Eamon McGee               Gaoth Dobhair           

Barry Dunnion                Na Ceithre Maistri           

Kevin Cassidy                Gaoth Dobhair                               

Joe Friel                         Cloich Cheann Fhaola

Christy Toye                   Naomh Michael           

Michael Hegarty             Cill  Chartha           

Ryan Bradley                  Buncrannaigh 

Leon Thompson              Naomh Conaill                                             

Brendan Devenney          Naomh Adhamhain
Adrian Sweeney              An Clachan Liath

aodhruadh

I suppose a good idea to rest so many - Fermanagh in the last game should provide the pts required to qualify if they slip up this weekend.

Given the Donegal team, Limerick are probably overpriced at almost 3/1.