The Greats you've seen - Gaaboard Railway Cup

Started by stephenite, March 20, 2008, 04:15:57 AM

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tbrick18

Quote from: passedit on March 20, 2008, 01:43:26 PM
Fergal was a versatile enough footballer, wouldn't have had him down as a keeper though.


DOH!

Of course I meant Damien McCusker!


rrhf

Max. 
my midfield would be mc Kenna and Cavanagh and Tohill.  Its a 3 man midfield triangle.

Rufus T Firefly

Ulster
                               Brian McAlinden

Nudie Hughes              Tony Scullion        Sean Martin Lockhart

Paddy Moriarty                  Geezer                   Johnny McGurk                

                    Anthony Tohill     Joe Kernan

Peter Canavan               Greg Blaney                Frank McGuigan            

Mickey Linden          Stephen McDonnell             John Corvan  




An Gaeilgoir

Quote from: GalwayBayBoy on March 20, 2008, 04:15:58 PM
Quote from: GaillimhIarthair on March 20, 2008, 01:53:51 PM
Quote from: stephenite on March 20, 2008, 01:13:57 PM
Never saw Dermot Earley play - by all accounts a mighty player. I struggled with the no.3 jersey for ages l, never thought of Quinn and it's a good shout, tried to think of a Leitrim man to put in and I couldn't. I'd be happy to drop Forde for Quinn

Think it's a bit harsh to label Kevin Walshe and Liam as donkeys in fairness!!

You just picked my team Stephenite!!  Quinn for Ford and Tomas Mannion for Enon Gavin are the only two changes I would make to your selection

Gay Sheerin - Roscommon
Kenneth Mortimer - Mayo
Michael Quinn - Leitrim
Tomas Mannion - Galway
Deccie Meehan - Galway
James Nallen - Mayo
Sean Og De Paor - Galway
Kevin Walshe - Galway
Liam McHale - Mayo
Eammon O'Hara - Sligo
Ciaran McDonald - Mayo
Michael Donnellan - Galway
Ja Fallon - Galway
Padraig Joyce - Galway
Tony McManus - Roscommon

Walsh and McHale are well ahead of Willie Joe as orthodox midfielders go.  Yeah, sure Willie could field a ball but jaysus his distribution was brutal at times.  Didn't see enough of Earley to pick hime here.


I think that's more or less the team I would pick. never saw Dermot Earley is his pomp and personally I would rate Walsh and McHale above Willie Joe.
Stephen Joyce from Clonbur is another man who springs to mind...its true great things come in small packages. on his day as good as any who ever played in the maroon and white.

Puckoon

Quote from: cornafean on March 20, 2008, 04:19:33 PM
Quote from: Uladh on March 20, 2008, 04:07:31 PM
its just unusual for lads to be selecting somone for an all time interpro team who's never actually been selected for the province.

Tyrone's Paul Donnelly almost made it on to my Ulster selection. I'm not sure that he ever played for Ulster. I'm convinced that Tyrone would have won the All Ireland Final in 1995 had he not been sitting on the bench for the guts of an hour that day - no better man at laying quality ball into Peter Canavan.

Or laying into wee jamsie!

Minder

Quote from: thebandit on March 20, 2008, 10:50:34 AM
Uladh

Paul O'Dowd
Kieran McKeever
Francie Bellew
Tony Scullion
Conor Gormley
Kieran Mc Geeney
DJ Kane
Anthony Tohill
Sean Cavanagh
Brian Mc Guigan
Greg Blaney
Oisin McConville
Nudie Hughes
Peter Canavn
Mickey Linden

Are you taking the piss?
"When it's too tough for them, it's just right for us"

ONeill

Aidan Skelton

McKeever
Owens
Scullion

Gormley
McGeeney
Jordan

Tohill
Cavanagh

Dooher
Blaney
McEntee

Linden
McDonnell
Canavan.
I wanna have my kicks before the whole shithouse goes up in flames.

Harps 21

1.  Michael McVeigh

2.  Kieran McKeever
3.  Tony Scullion
4.  Paul Higgins

5.  Henry Downey
6.  Kieran McGeeney
7.  DJ Kane (cpt)

8.  Anthony Tohill
9.  Brian McGilligan

10.  Brian Dooher
11.  Greg Blaney
12.  James McCartan

13.  Mickey Linden
14.  Peter Canavan
15.  Stephen McDonnell

Subs

16.  Benny Tierney  - for the dressing room banter if nothing else
17.  Conor Gormley
18.  Barry Owens
19.  Sean Cavanagh
20.  Joe Brolly
21.  John McEntee
22.  Dermot McCabe
23.  Brian McGuigan
24.  Ross Carr

donegal gael

Ulster

Pascal McConnell

Tony Scullion
Conor Gormley
Kirean McKeever

DJ Kane
Kirean McGeeney


Anthony Tohill
Paul McGrane

Brian Dooher
Greg Blaney
Oisin McConville

Peter Canavan
Mickey Linden
James McCartan

donegal gael


stew

Quote from: cornafean on March 20, 2008, 04:19:33 PM
Quote from: Uladh on March 20, 2008, 04:07:31 PM
its just unusual for lads to be selecting somone for an all time interpro team who's never actually been selected for the province.

Tyrone's Paul Donnelly almost made it on to my Ulster selection. I'm not sure that he ever played for Ulster. I'm convinced that Tyrone would have won the All Ireland Final in 1995 had he not been sitting on the bench for the guts of an hour that day - no better man at laying quality ball into Peter Canavan.

He was a thug!
Armagh, the one true love of a mans life.

rrhf

#57
Perhaps a lesser spotted Ulster team.
Liam Turbett
Keiran Mc Keever, Chris Lawn, Fay Devlin
DJ Kane; Enda Kilpatrick,Phillip Jordan
Dermot Mc Cabe, Plunkett  Donaghy
Adrian Cush; Martin Mc Hugh; Ronan Carolan
Stevie from Clan Na Gael, Frank Mc Guigan; Nudie Hughes

Im very excited about that forward line,
Cornafean, tell me you meant Cush!
Any half decent Ulster team needs 3 loughshore men within. 
My teams unashamedly inmclude players who shone whilst playing for Ulster and players who contributed to Tyrone domineering inflluence on a golden era for Ulster football over the last quarter century the jubilee players of which will be paraded before each Ulster championship match this year.

Tyrone football: 1984 - 2008
25 years of domineering influence over Ulster football.
(84,86,89,95,96,2001,2003,2007 Ulster champions) 8 from 24, 1/3 of all Ulster titles to this year!
(National Titles, Championship 2003/05; league 2002/03)
and theres still one year left!

cavanmaniac

Ulster
                                1. Paul O'Dowd (An Cabhán)

Kieran McKeever (Doire)              Damien Reilly (An Cabhán)        Tony Scullion (Doire)

SM Lockhart (Doire)                  Kieran McGeeney (Ard Mhacha)   Jim Reilly (An Cabhán)              

                     Anthony Tohill (Doire)    Paul McGrane (Ard Mhacha)

Brian Dooher (Tír Eoghain)             Greg Blaney (An Dún)             Oisín McConville (Ard Mhacha)               

Steven McDonnell (Ard Mhacha)      Peter Canavan (Tír Eoghain)    Mickey Linden (An Dún)

Subs:

Barry Owens (Fear Manach), Henry Downey (Doire), Brian McGuigan (Tír Eoghain), Dermot McCabe (An Cabhán), Paddy Bradley (Doire), Wee James McCartan (An Dún)   

Doire abú

Quote from: stew on March 20, 2008, 11:40:19 PM
He was a thug!

wasn't it him that threw James McCartan's boot into the crowd one year? ;D