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Hull are 13/2 to win at Anfield tomorrow. Is it worth a punt?

Could have been bet of the day, ah well

not sure how it would be the bet of the day when it didnt come up 

Could have been, you can read? Hull had chances. But hey good luck this year

So it was a shite bet then.

Improved Cargin display at the weekend, good to see Justy back. Still a long way away from a performance that will cause St Galls any problems though.

I'd agree with Trillick being favourites, very strong side. Portglenone from Antrim could give them bother though, wouldn't discount them.

I think Cargin will beat St Theresas handy, Portglenone gave them a hammering in the league yesterday and I don't think they are quite at Cargin's level. Cargin by 11. St Galls should be comfortable enough against Creggan, 5-6 points I'd say. Unless Cargin improve a lot I don't think they'll challenge St Galls, would love to be proved wrong though!
I don't agree that the intermediate is a 50-50, Portglenone have cruised through against 2 of the best teams in the championship while Moneyglass have struggled. As I said before I think Portglenone will have a good shout in Ulster and possibly beyond. PG1 by 5.
I don't know much about the junior but I'd like to see Antrim win it. I'll guess Antrim by the minimum.

Of course they will.  Neither Moneyglass or Glenavy will have any inferiority complex against us. Those teams all know each other and there's never too much between them. They have all been round the block in recent years and that's making the intermediate championship more interesting than ever. Wide open.

2 decent teams aye, but after watching Portglenone tear a strong Aghagallon apart the other niht I can't see anyone in Antrim running them close. If any bookies had odds for ulster they'd be a strong bet, very powerful squad.

As far as the senior and intermediate championships go, St Galls and Portglenone have them to throw away. Can't see either being troubled from what I've seen so far.

[That's complete bullshit.]

And there's more.....

It transpired shortly before that that Moneyglass are attempting to claim the points for the senior football game we got called off due to an Ulster U21 championship game being on at the same time. Despite granting it, the county then started hmming and haaing.

That's complete bullshit.
Although Moneyglass were never told about the game being postponed until they arrived at the ground.

Really? As of last night, our boys were still uncertain of it being played again and some even reckoned we'd lost the points.

First I heard of it. Can see this season dragging on a bit, is there a cut-off date? I'd be pretty sure it'll be played.

And there's more.....

It transpired shortly before that that Moneyglass are attempting to claim the points for the senior football game we got called off due to an Ulster U21 championship game being on at the same time. Despite granting it, the county then started hmming and haaing.

That's complete bullshit.

Although Moneyglass were never told about the game being postponed until they arrived at the ground.

Well they get Cargin in first round. Will that Cargin great Magill have a field day against that ropey defence?

Some irony in a St Galls man talking about transferred players.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/northern-ireland/22070922

This thread is hilarious. And they say Liverpool fans are deluded, United ones are ten times worse.

The United collapse has started, good to see.

Suarez goal shouldn't have stood. For a mid table conference side Mansfield played well and will disappointed not to get a replay.

Why shouldn't it have stood? He obviously didn't mean it.

I prefer his daughter.

It seems Fergie's realised United are on the way out of the Champions League so the pressure has doubled on them to win the Premiership. Looks like it's getting to him already. Wouldn't rule out a repeat of last year's choking!

No doubt this is all done on purpose to stop the press talking about United's brutal defence though.