Antrim Football Thread

[Hoof Hearted]

They won last year's u16 A championship so don't rule out a 3 in a row

[Antrim]

How were Portglenone allowed to play U21B?

[imtommygunn]

More to the point why. If they are trying to have a blast at ulster minor I imagine their minors won't play. Maybe that's it.

[bannside]

The club focus is solely on the St Pauls tournament.

[LC]

The club focus is solely on the St Pauls tournament.

Has an Antrim team ever won this tournament?

[imtommygunn]

Ld have. Maybe a dozen ish years ago.

In fact st pauls I think maybe won the first.

[BigGreenField]

LD in 2010, at Paul's twice in the 80's.

[PólAointroim]

Lamhs won a senior title with the spine of that side 5 years later, and never threatened again.

Minor success is no great gauge on future senior teams. I think Cargin won a couple of minors but their recent success at senior is backboned by players from before that time.

[Duine Inteacht Eile]

Lamhs won a senior title with the spine of that side 5 years later, and never threatened again.

Minor success is no great gauge on future senior teams. I think Cargin won a couple of minors but their recent success at senior is backboned by players from before that time.

They lost a final in a replay after that.

[imtommygunn]

They did a mayo and gave the opposition a two goal head start and still nearly won that one too.

[Saffsof82]

Rasharkin the first of our reps into ulster action this Sunday, away to Monaghan champions, St Brides and Endas have an extra week to prepare, any predictions ? Have any of them a chance of causing a shock?

[bannside]

No idea Saffs about quality of opposition, but good luck to both.

[belfastsaff]

would fancy brides against clonduff or edendork based on the fact both teams haven't won it in X amount of years and st endas as well. not sure about the junior football not something i watch or care about......

[NorthAntrimSaff]

would fancy brides against clonduff or edendork based on the fact both teams haven't won it in X amount of years and st endas as well. not sure about the junior football not something i watch or care about......

Not something you watch would've done. Hopefully whatever club you're from continue to dine at the top table forever. Juvenile included

[imtommygunn]

Monaghan champions usually tend to be strong at this level. I would expect that to be tough for them. St endas have a chance at doing well I think. St Brigids, Eden dork and clonduff all in same boat - depends on how much partying. We don't have a good record in ulster so whoever st brigids play would be strong favourites.