Ulster Semifinal- Derry v Tyrone 21/6/09 Casement Park

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

... I'm going to have a few bob on them [Derry].

Good man, you've just reminded me 

[mylestheslasher]

... I'm going to have a few bob on them [Derry].

Good man, you've just reminded me 

Derry at 9-4 on paddypower today, odds going out.

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

Derry at 9-4 on paddypower today, odds going out.

Thanks Myles, I, ah, erm, might put a bet on them too... 

[ziggysego]

I predicted the shock win by Antrim last week correctly over Donegal. Right down to the goal.

Sunday's game? Tyrone. 4 pts.

[tyronefan]

tenner  each way

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

Lockhart returns to face Tyrone

GAA team news: Seán Marty Lockhart returns to the Derry starting line-up for Sunday¿s Ulster football semi-final against Tyrone. Lockhart¿s inclusion, in place of Kevin McCloy, is one of three personnel changes made by manager Damien Cassidy for the clash at Casement Park.

Mark Lynch comes into the full forward line for James Kielt, who suffered a broken jaw during a recent club game, while Barry McGoldrick moves from the half back line into midfield to cover for the suspended Fergal Doherty.

Barry McGuigan will move back to replace McGoldrick in defence with Eoghan Brown drafted into the half forward line.

The fall-out from the club match in which Kielt had his jaw broken continues in the Oak Leaf county with Ballinderry, the current champions, banned from the league this season.

Ballinderry¿s James Conway, already dropped from the county panel by Cassidy, was hit with a two month ban for his part in the incident while club chairman Camillus Quinn has been suspended for six months.

Derry(SFC v Tyrone): B Gillis, K McGuckin, SM Lockhart, G O¿Kane; C McKaigue, B McGuigan, SL McGoldrick; B McGoldrick, J Diver; E Brown, P Murphy, E Lynn; E Bradley, P Bradley, M Lynch

(www.ireland.com)

[mylestheslasher]

Derry at 9-4 on paddypower today, odds going out.

Thanks Myles, I, ah, erm, might put a bet on them too... 

You should. Never bet from the heart.

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

You should. Never bet from the heart.

Why not, did me no harm in 2003, 2005 and 2008? 

[mylestheslasher]

You should. Never bet from the heart.

Why not, did me no harm in 2003, 2005 and 2008? 

What about the 100 years before that, did you do any betting from the heart back then? I suppose betting, just like football in Tyrone was born in 2003

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

What about the 100 years before that, did you do any betting from the heart back then? I suppose betting, just like football in Tyrone was born in 2003

Do you always have to be so negative?! 

[ziggysego]

You should. Never bet from the heart.

Why not, did me no harm in 2003, 2005 and 2008? 

What about the 100 years before that, did you do any betting from the heart back then? I suppose betting, just like football in Tyrone was born in 2003

Actually I only bet in 2003, 2005 and 2008 too. I almost put money on in 2006, but didn't.

[mylestheslasher]

What about the 100 years before that, did you do any betting from the heart back then? I suppose betting, just like football in Tyrone was born in 2003

Do you always have to be so negative?! 

I'm positive Derry will win - go on and bet on them, It'll ease the pain when ye lose.

[ONeill]

You should. Never bet from the heart.

Why not, did me no harm in 2003, 2005 and 2008? 

What about the 100 years before that, did you do any betting from the heart back then? I suppose betting, just like football in Tyrone was born in 2003

But the present side were (sort of). No point in lumping dough on Audi Hamilton, Ciaran McCrory and Patsy Hetherington.

[johnpower]

What about the 100 years before that, did you do any betting from the heart back then? I suppose betting, just like football in Tyrone was born in 2003

Do you always have to be so negative?! 

Have you backed in 2009 Fear ?

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

Have you backed in 2009 Fear ?

Jeez John, that would be telling, though Myles mightn't be too far wrong, though not quite a 100 years!