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We got beaten by a team who took the dubs to the last 10 mins in Croke Park last year by 5 points and but for poor composure and what must've been 10 wides in the last 20 mins could've been right in with a shout. The second half was played man to man no sweepers so a lot of the tripe on here is really hard to read. We have our destiny in our own hands and have our 3 toughest games out of the way. We have more players coming back in now from injury and two weeks to prepare for Longford.

Another county title goes to the east today..

Someone get yewtree that Mercedes he so desperately wants

So Carryduff (and yes all Carryduff players) beat the mighty Burren in Burren with a county senior player out injured.

The point definitely the most impressive team this year. On paper and on tonight's evidence they're a serious outfit. Should make for a great final with the magpies

Carryduff in the minor semi final and Bredagh are in the u16 final. Give it a rest once and for all.

Go through that Carryduff team and name all these Antrim lads etc you're talking about? Every single player bar two have played for the duff right the way through underage. The arrogance of you trying to suggest otherwise when you haven't a notion what you're talking about is absolutely unbelievable.

Burren nicked a draw last night kilcoo won't let it slip twice

Yewtree you must have some chip on that shoulder you're embarrassing yourself

Not a walkover by any means but a good learning curve for our lads. 6 u21s starting and 3 more on as subs. Good foundation to build on.

Are Burren ahead of the rest based on their draws with the town and bridge or scraping past half a Rostrevor team? Asking for a friend....

Don't think Carryduff would fear Burren either.....

 

Kilcoo are notorious at slow league campaigns? What sort of team had they out?
Saval and Glenn seem to be going tightly in Div2.

Is that the same Saval that Carryduff put 8-15 past?

What players did Clonduff bring in?

Patrick Grant, plays for teconnaght

Clonduff brought in players for u21 for years. Carryduff allowed Laverty to play for them to benefit the lad and the boys around him got to play in an Ulster final. What better way to improve your senior team than get your young players playing at the top level? Even better news is they have 13 boys back next year to do it all again.

There's one player from Saul and one from teconnaght who apparently won't be back to them next year, island bit is just you being an idiot