Is it true that the O'Rourkes have quit Dromintee?
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Show posts MenuQuote from: qub la la la on July 15, 2009, 12:25:56 AM
it depends who culloville are playing that determines what pitch they play on. cruppen played them on the new field at the start of the year but i think they played sarsfields on the old one. I would imagine they will play dromintee on the new field all the same.
i think the permutations leave it that not all the teams on 11 points can finish with more than 16 points so one more win will see cruppen and ogs definately safe, for culloville to catch either of these two they need to win all and cruppen and ogs to lose all games, which i cant see happening.
anyone going to watch clans and mullaghban, expect a dour, low scoring match with mullaghban playing almost everyone behind the ball. Cross will hopefully try to go unbeaten from a cruppen perspective as we have already played them twice. Worst thing for some teams is for them to play their "secong string" as these are all lads looking to break into the championship team. If st pats can stop the goals they should beat sarsfields but thats easier said than done.
Quote from: 3000 miles away on January 27, 2009, 02:30:02 AM
well lads new to all this craic but find the last few pages of debate interesting, if i could add my pennies worth to the debate, i agree about the step up from club to county is bigger than most think, as an example Stephen o neill is this years all ireland, he was posting big scores all summer with his club and although he was ok in the all ireland he wasnt the stephen o neill we would have seen if he had been with the county all year. The cross players although they are playing at a high level during the all ireland club i think for the younger fellas looking to break into the team,their success with cross curtails there chance to impress mc donell and co. on the subject of peader toal, with the proper coaching and application this fella is a super footballer, a bit of a loose cannon yes but thats part and parcel of the man, if he got his head right and few games under his belt he could be one link in the chain of gettin the half forward line back to its primary job. he might not have the commitment of john mc entee of some of his other attribtes but his left foot (i think) is just as sweet and he can kick long distance scores which we need to get back. i'll have a stab at the team for the tyrone game.
P HEARTY
PMCKEOWN/FINN MO B DONAGHY A MALLON
A KERNAN C MC KEEVER AN OTHER
P MC GRANE D MCKENNA/J LAVERY
P TOAL B MALLON M O ROURKE
S MC DONNELL R CLARKE T KERNAN/S FORKER
Quote from: Aghdavoyle on January 16, 2009, 10:49:55 AM
Since noone seems to know the ins and outs of the fal out in killeavy....
a few years ago the newly elected chairman began an overhaul of what is arguably a sleeping gant of armagh football. he began changing various things in the club and bringing new people in. happy days says everyone. a few months down the line and executive meetings began turning into announcements of policy and decisions already made. committee members soon lose their patience in not having any say in club affairs and the club turning into a de facto dictatorship. there were stormy meetings and talk of votes of no confidence, etc. as people looked control of their club back.
one of the proclaimations announced was that any player who is concurrently playing soccer (half the killeavy senior tea at the time played soccer for killeavy united or shanro on a sat). those players walked out and the rest were not happy bunnies. the chairman was soon told where to syick his new policy and the soccer lads returned and through the jigs and the reels and the build of of constant conflict in the club the chairman quit. he soon declared he would be starting his own toytown in killeen.
All very strange for a man who never went to a county game til about ten years ago, a club game til well after that and openly dreided people who did for most of his life.
Quote from: pintsofguinness on January 15, 2009, 08:29:51 PMQuote from: fitzroyalty on January 15, 2009, 08:26:51 PMBut you dont know what the fall out reasons are fitz? Or what the circumstances are?Quote from: Bitta-Banter on January 15, 2009, 07:34:59 PMQuote from: fitzroyalty on January 15, 2009, 02:48:01 PMSorry ive missed this.What are the circumstances that this club have been formed?
How can these lads play for a club that has been formed for all the wrong reasons?
How can you have any sense of pride in the jersey given the circumstances?
Not sure of the exact details but an apparent fall out at Killeavy has led to this club being formed in a neighbouring parish
So how can you say what you did?
For all the talk on this club Ive yet to hear of the reasons, maybe they are the wrong reasons maybe they're not but if you dont know how can you make such a statement?