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LS - You're the latest member of the "tommy joe farrel pulled a stroke on me" club...

by the way, you are being very generous to UCD, NUIG & particularly the guards there with your odds

UCD Vs Queens is in Belfield at 2pm on wednesday.

It's first team out of the hat gets home advantage at the quarter final stage. i assume the neutral venue for poly / nuig would be down to Tommy Joe.

Jesus Christ

you're comparing international test rugby with the national league?

what if you compared an all ireland league game to an all ireland 1/4 final in a packed croke park? i hate to say it but ffs cop on.

Another difference between you and other posters is that you think you are entertaining people with your spide attitude, when in fact people read your posts and wonder at the hilarity that has produced a living, breathing & posting "antrim stereotype". before you, noone actually believed that the commonly conceived view that antrim people were idiotic & vacuous, wore track suit bottoms & celtic jerseys and drink tins of tennents in furnitureless council houses all day was true. but yet here you are. fulsome proof that every hamlet, village, town or city has their trailer trash.

Quality. Pack up yer tent slim

A Very disappointing second half showing from queens on sunday after outplaying derry in the opening period.

joe diver and gilligan had good games for the oak leafers, but only gerard o'kane produced any sort of decent football for the college over the 70 minutes.

Just wondering if you'd revised your opinion on the o'neill sending off?



never kickt a ball:

I don't think anyone is "struggling" with any part of the mckenna cup except the three poly students who have been emotionally blackmailed to sit in the stand for tyrone instead of playing football with their tech.

keeping track of my contributions ...keep reading

its more akin to brail

I'm not too sure what the Jersey numbers were but Niblock was full forward and did a fair bit of scoring. the man who missed the goal chances was joe ireland who was on as a blood sub at the time for vernon who took a very heavy blow to the head 15 minutes in

I take it from your latter posts you were on the sideline with the injured player? If so I apologise for my post.

Otherwise I stand by my viewpoint. From where I sat there was no uppercut, just a shove (and get yr facts straight - I never mentioned a push in the chest).

I also believe that unless Mike Tyson (vintage era) had been coaching SON there was some serious overacting on Donaghy's part.

Still, I'm sure your Malone / Queens insight will provide those of us who have been on the board slightly longer with some valuable lessons.

It's ok Tyroneman, you can come on and aplogise after utv show it tomorrow night.

Interesting that you think having posted on this board for some predetermined length of time enhances your posting pedigree... there is no evdence of this in anything you've posted to date.

But you're probably right... donaghy probably had a razor blade and a bag of cosmetic blood under his jersey.

It'd be helpful if one of the credible tyrone posters could put tyroneman correct on the sending off incident before everyone sees it on tv.


by the way never kicked a ball... neither m o'rourke nor c o'reilly played with queens today

undoubtedly, but o'neill struck donaghy a fierce blow and whatever colour your glasses, wishing it weren't so won't change the facts.

i'd say its not the first time you've heard this, but Tyroneman you talk a lot of shite.

O'Neill was well marked all day by mccartan although the referee. could've afforded both sets of forwards handier frees. The sending off was well merited. the ref had no choice and o'neill knew it was coming. o'neill was fouled and got his free, pushing and shoving followed and 2 or 3 from each side got involved in handbags. as things were dying down o'neill floored gavin donaghy with the sweetest uppercut you ever saw. to say it was a dive or he was struck in the chest is just plain wrong. donaghy had to be helped from the field of play not to return and his eye was completely closed by the time he got into the stand.

now o'neill had plenty of grounds for complaint in terms of having to earn frees twice or three times, but then so had every forward on the pitch. for an intercounty player of his experience to strike out with the ref less that 10 yards away is stupidity personified, but then o'neill is no stranger to the red mist.

queens made a decent game of it with 6 or 7 starters including their 3 main scorers missing and their missed goal chances before half time could have made for a very different second half.