McKenna Cup 2024

[regal]

Quote from: regal on January 14, 2012, 07:23:45 PM
Quote from: BennyCake on January 14, 2012, 04:07:41 PM
Vernon is no full back. Ciaran McKeever midfield? What the f...?!


Where would you play him then?


If you're referring to Vernon, midfield or half forward. Definitely not full back! McKeever, centre half back.

How did Charlie play today, did he play at full back? I think it is worth a try playing him there because he hasn't proved himself at either midfield or half forward over the last 4 years. He has apparently played a few excellant matches at full back in challenge games under Big Joe.

[Sheedy]

down easily overcame a disappointing monaghan team in clones. down dominated all areas of the field and won pulling up. down goals were scored by kallum king(2), dan gordan and benny coulter.

[under the bar]

See Stevie O'Neill's late goal sink Antrim at Casement today - http://tinyurl.com/7upr6en

Should have been a straight red for Antrim's no 2 in the build up!

[Gold]

Who's going to mark big Quigley on Wednesday night?

Quigley will score 0-2 (frees), get sent off and Ferm will lose by 9

[Armaghgael]

Anyone at the Queens game? Or has the scorers?

[Fuzzman]

I read the Teamtalkmag.com match report as it happened version and watched a few of the scores there from good "old" Jerome but was any of ye at the match today?

How did the full back line play?
Have we learnt anything yet from the new young lads that have came in?
How did McKenna do at FF or was it inevitable that we were struggling until SoN came in to settle things down.
How did the MF do? What happened Cass? Is he out again injured for a while.

I brought the young lad to his first GAA outing at U5 yesterday wearing his Tyrone shirt. He wasn't the only Tyrone lad there. If he turns out any good I'll move back up home don't worry. He won't be another crying whinging Kieran "Star" Donaghy.

[AQMP]

Holy F.  Big Quig could be another Frank McGuigan in the makin?

Emmmm...no

[Mr. Nakata]

Decent crowd at Casement on a fresh, dry afternoon. Tyrone were shocking in the first 35 minutes. There must have been close to 10 wides with some very wayward shooting coupled with 2 or 3 into the keepers hands. Tyrone had Girvan playing at corner forward but he was deployed around the middle to sweep until replaced by Penrose with about 15 to go. He played in a similar role. Consequently Tyrone gifted the saffrons posession from every kickout for the 70 minutes which was a nonsense in my opinion. On the other hand Devine went long for the entire 70 and we just about broke even. Antrim could've been out of site we were that bad. Cassidy had to be replaced after about 20 minutes or so. Stevie O'Neill was introduced before half time and he produced a succulent 40 minutes of ball. One point off his right boot was pure class. Himself and Peter Harte are looking in top form at this early stage of the year. 6 points unanswered at the start of the 2nd half was much more like it but the saffrons battled back to 9-8 before Thomas McCann had 2 chances to score a goal in the same attack. Devine saved well though. Stevie's goal put the game to bed. Ronan O Neill showed some nice touches and always makes himself available, but kicked 2 frees into the keepers hands which wasn't great. I thought Peter Hughes at 11 battled gamely and Clark at full back had an ok debut.

[Dougal]

where is the tyrone fermanagh match,might pop up if i have the time.would like to see if quigleys all hes made out to be.

[PAULD123]

Looking at the tables I think I am right in saying that the odds would very much be that the loser of Fermanagh and Tyrone will be the best placed runner up and qualify for the semi-final. Due to scoring difference Down are almost certainly through as it would take them to lose by around 10-15 points to St Mary's not to qualify. So that leaves Armagh as probable second placed team and in the other section Cavan are most likely to finish second. Neither Cavan nor Armagh have close to Fermanagh or Tyrone's point difference/scoring average.

So I reckon that unless there is a big margin in one game that Fermanagh and Tyrone would be favourites to progress as fist and second in Group A, which to my thinking means they will play this week and then play again next week in the semi-final.

Does that sound correct?

[TheThirdManning]

Not buying into the fuss about Quigley. Will see how good he is when the ground hardens up and he has to run towards the sideline to try win a ball.

Peter clearly has instilled confidence back into the group. They got a lucky draw to be fair and avoided any good teams so far but certainly an encouraging start under Canavan.

[Radda bout yeee]

where is the tyrone fermanagh match,might pop up if i have the time.would like to see if quigleys all hes made out to be.

Omagh

[LeoMc]

Not buying into the fuss about Quigley. Will see how good he is when the ground hardens up and he has to run towards the sideline to try win a ball.

Peter clearly has instilled confidence back into the group. They got a lucky draw to be fair and avoided any good teams so far but certainly an encouraging start under Canavan.

Quigley is just the scoring outlet on a team pushing hard to impress their new manager. At this time of year he will get plenty of chances to score.
A bit of confidence and an influx of experienced players makes for a good start for Canavan.

[nrico2006]

Not buying into the fuss about Quigley. Will see how good he is when the ground hardens up and he has to run towards the sideline to try win a ball.

Peter clearly has instilled confidence back into the group. They got a lucky draw to be fair and avoided any good teams so far but certainly an encouraging start under Canavan.

I agree but on top of that 6 of his 8 points were frees the other day, the same as the week before. 

[sammymaguire]

where is the tyrone fermanagh match,might pop up if i have the time.would like to see if quigleys all hes made out to be.

Omagh

what time is throw in? Quigley (if fully fit, which could take three-four months) has potential to be one of best fowards in Ulster for the next 5 years. Strength, power, vision, accuracy, clinical, he has shown already he has all of them in abundance