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jaysus talk about lowering the tone.................. micka the dub and mup, grow the hell up will ye........................that soccer shite and bigotry has no place in the Gaels game  seriously all that west brit nonsense, give it a rest

Ah lads relax. it was only a bit of banter. Hence the wink smilie at the end.

its like rangers playing england,i really cant decide who i want to lose this one.its a pity they both cant lose.

Coming from a West Brit whose team wear blue jerseys. 

Peter Kelly, Dermot Earley, Ken Donnelly, Mark O'Sullivan, Willie Heffernan, Mikey Conway (returned Saturday night) all on the Kildare panel.

Is Hugh Lynch on that list now?

Supposedly medial ligament with Hugh Lynch.

Another Cruciate? Jaysus if Kildare didn't have bad luck, they'd have no luck at all. Is Daryl Flynn nearly back?

Not sure if its cruciate but tis serious emough. Rumours are that flynns in line for a start. Can't see if myself but I'm not McGeeney.

The Kildare team to play Meath has been announced as : Shane Connolly, Andrew McLoughlin, Mick Foley, Hugh McGrillen, Gary White, Morgan O'Flaherty, Emmet Bolton, John Doyle, Hugh Lynch, Padraig O'Neill, Eoghan O'Flaherty, Eamonn Callaghan, Rob Kelly, Tomas O'Connor and Fionn Dowling

Bit harsh on Ollie Lyons but Bolton is one of the best in the country. Nice to see the full-forward line rewarded, they mightn't have got the scores but they worked their bollixes off Saturday.

I'm afraid that won't be the starting team. Unluckily for Highie Lynch he did himself damage last night and will definitely miss the game. Looking like he'll be gone for the rest of the year. A big blow.

Looking likely at this stage John Doyle is going to miss this game, has the pendulum swung in Meath's favour especially with the heavy rain forecast that will suit their bigger more natural forwards.

Johnny should be ok for Saturday.

Form rankings are a load of tosh when they are based mostly on provincial matches. Ulster is highly competitive and Munster totally not. Also playing conditions vary hugely from May to September. Why are Kildare ahead of Dublin. Dublin are the provincial champions and beat Kildare on the way to that title. Precisely what criteria is being used to judge that Tyrone are not as good as Dublin or Kildare when there is no basis for the comparison?

This is a waste of time because we don't have an open round-robin championship. Sure if Kildare lose to Meath then Meath become top 5 and Kildare move to bottom of the pack. It is silly to publish form rankings based on a knock-out competition that all the teams haven't even taken part in yet.

Its fairly obvious at this stage that you have some sort of issue with Kildare because nearly all your recent posts are about how overrated Kildare are. Your posts are so obviously biased against them its funny.