Antrim Hurling

[NAG1]

Loughgiel seem to have went with too much youth at once instead of opting for a more blended approach. Not working out for them so far this year, and they could struggle with the physicality that St Johns will offer.

Be some serious head scratching being done in LG this morning I'd say.

Didn't seem to be any semblance of a plan or strategy and physically looked well off. Taking into account they are mostly younger, but still worrying signs.

[NorthAntrim]

Two horse race. Cushendall only team capable of beating Dunloy atm. In saying that Loughgiel had them back to 3 in the 2nd half before a scrappy enough goal broke the LG comeback

Intermediate wide open after Glerarm turned Cushendun over. 4 or 5 teams capable here

Junior seems destined for an Armoy Cloughmills final. Can Gort get themselves involved in this conversation?

[north_antrim_hound]

Loughgiel seem to have went with too much youth at once instead of opting for a more blended approach. Not working out for them so far this year, and they could struggle with the physicality that St Johns will offer.

Agreed

LG are very young and light and are a work in progress. More of a concern is very conventional hurling in terms of set up and strategy. Their next management is going to be paramount in terms of success when them lads come of age. Thought the difference yesterday was Mc Manus and difference in the physical stakes.
Did LG win one of their puckouts

[Saffrongael]

I assume U-15A championship was played last night ? No results up on Antrim website for some reason

[imtommygunn]

Loughgiel seem to have went with too much youth at once instead of opting for a more blended approach. Not working out for them so far this year, and they could struggle with the physicality that St Johns will offer.

Agreed

LG are very young and light and are a work in progress. More of a concern is very conventional hurling in terms of set up and strategy. Their next management is going to be paramount in terms of success when them lads come of age. Thought the difference yesterday was Mc Manus and difference in the physical stakes.
Did LG win one of their puckouts

They were very young last year too though and tbh should have beaten Cushendall.

[NAG1]

Loughgiel seem to have went with too much youth at once instead of opting for a more blended approach. Not working out for them so far this year, and they could struggle with the physicality that St Johns will offer.

Agreed

LG are very young and light and are a work in progress. More of a concern is very conventional hurling in terms of set up and strategy. Their next management is going to be paramount in terms of success when them lads come of age. Thought the difference yesterday was Mc Manus and difference in the physical stakes.
Did LG win one of their puckouts

They were very young last year too though and tbh should have beaten Cushendall.

Levels definitely seemed to have dropped this year.

[NAG1]

I assume U-15A championship was played last night ? No results up on Antrim website for some reason

Results are up now there;

Loughgiel
Dunloy
Ard na Ri
Naomh Eanna

All through

[imtommygunn]

Loughgiel seem to have went with too much youth at once instead of opting for a more blended approach. Not working out for them so far this year, and they could struggle with the physicality that St Johns will offer.

Agreed

LG are very young and light and are a work in progress. More of a concern is very conventional hurling in terms of set up and strategy. Their next management is going to be paramount in terms of success when them lads come of age. Thought the difference yesterday was Mc Manus and difference in the physical stakes.
Did LG win one of their puckouts

They were very young last year too though and tbh should have beaten Cushendall.

Levels definitely seemed to have dropped this year.

Yeah. I guess we'll know for sure when the knockout stuff starts.

[Milltown Row2]

I assume U-15A championship was played last night ? No results up on Antrim website for some reason

Results are up now there;

Loughgiel
Dunloy
Ard na Ri
Naomh Eanna

All through

The server for notifications and results drops every so often and it doesn't upload results at times, results are sent through manually then and updated

[CitySlicker11]

Sun 17 Sep 2023, 1PM, O`Donovan Rossa---v---Mac Uílín CLG @ Corrigan Park 


Sun 17 Sep 2023 4PM Naomh Eoin---v---Na Seamróga @ Dunloy 

[Jonkunlon]

Sun 17 Sep 2023, 1PM, O`Donovan Rossa---v---Mac Uílín CLG @ Corrigan Park 


Sun 17 Sep 2023 4PM Naomh Eoin---v---Na Seamróga @ Dunloy

Will be tight trying to get to both

[Jonkunlon]

4.30pm would let everyone get to both without rushing.

[Milltown Row2]

4.30pm would let everyone get to both without rushing.

Should be able to get to both games without a mad rush.. 50 mins to Dunloy on a Sunday afternoon

Game over (barring extra time lol) 2.20pm  get to your car by 2.30 and on the road to Dunloy and be there at 3.30 is you are stuck in 4th gear

Would probably head along the Falls and enter Westlink at Divis area though, Westlink can be a curse on a Sunday that direction

[Jonkunlon]

4.30pm would let everyone get to both without rushing.

Should be able to get to both games without a mad rush.. 50 mins to Dunloy on a Sunday afternoon

Game over (barring extra time lol) 2.20pm  get to your car by 2.30 and on the road to Dunloy and be there at 3.30 is you are stuck in 4th gear

Would probably head along the Falls and enter Westlink at Divis area though, Westlink can be a curse on a Sunday that direction

The hold up at the bottom of the Whiterock will be the problem. Hopefully half the cars head up the Whiterock and down the Springfield.

[SaffronSports]

4.30pm would let everyone get to both without rushing.

You the fixtures guy at Antrim? Game changed to 4.30pm now apparently.