Antrim Football Thread

[bannside]

Both 50/50 games in my book. An Antrim double in Ulster would be a rare but welcome development.

[Milltown Row2]

If Dungloe play a typical defensive game it'll be interesting to see how Dunloy break through that.. I really hope Dunloy run them into the ground

[NatSoSaff]

If Dungloe play a typical defensive game it'll be interesting to see how Dunloy break through that.. I really hope Dunloy run them into the ground

Dungloe aren't a defensive outfit. Quite the opposite in fact.

I predict a very tough day at the office for Dunloy, but a Cargin win by 1 in normal time to upset the odds.

Good luck to all involved in both games, as well as the U20 finalists tomorrow.

[Sportacus]

Good luck to Cargin and Dunloy. Hope the pints are well out of the system.  Can't say I know anything about the Donegal team but I'm sure it'll be a close encounter.

[paddyjohn]

Tragic news coming out of Dunloy this morning. Shows there is more things than GAA.

[BrendanAntrim]

Best wishes to our senior county champions tomorrow. Would love to see Cargin progressing.

[country bumpkin]

Think our lads have really appreciated those few weeks in preparation for the visit of Glenties.

Cautious optimism within I think and I really believe  such positivity will be justified.....

[Saffrongael]

Well down to St Brigids today. A very strong second half

[Sportacus]

Well down to St Brigids today. A very strong second half

Correct me if I'm wrong, but is that U15, Minor and U20 champions - impressive.

[bannside]

Seriously impressive season for St Brigids. It looks like they are going to be the next big team in the city. No reason (or excuses either) if this conveyor belt cannot keep this momentum going through to the development of an exceptionally strong senior squad.

Obviously serious work going on, rewards now flowing.

[Pocs pints and the gaa]

Very best of luck to the green machine today! Hopefully all fans can find amicable spaces to watch the match and the refereeing a much higher standard outside the county than in it.

[BrendanAntrim]

Well down to St Brigids today. A very strong second half

Correct me if I'm wrong, but is that U15, Minor and U20 champions - impressive.

Yes that is correct, great game yesterday, Moneyglass a strong team too .

[BrendanAntrim]

Well done Cargin, some nerve to come back at the death twice and win on penalties

[JimStynes]

Fair played to Cargin! They're never bate. Some leaders in that team and a lot of the young fellas are showing the same leadership qualities as the aul fellas!
Commiserations to Moneyglass ladies. That's a great side they faced today.

Watching this glen and errigal match here. Some serious footballers playing. High level stuff!

[JimStynes]

So leave the county Senior Champions with 1 player in the forward line and Aghagallon with 3?  Not sure about that one

No because my point is that the senior championship would have their own players. Cargin, Aghagallon, Creggan, PG1 etc would all have more chance as they wouldn't be up against junior and intermediate players well.

And Paul McCann is a good player but I wouldn't pick him over Adam Loughran. I'd have other Cargin players in before Paul.

I'd have Paul over every mccann brother
The work he does is unseen yet phenomenal for Cargin him and Big Stork two vital cogs in a well oiled machine

Good player surely. But I know when the game is in the balance I'd want Tomas on the ball!

I thought Tomas was good when it mattered today!