Antrim Hurling

[Two Hands FFS]

Awful. They put the first semi final at Corrigan because the city clubs always complain they get screwed over (bullshit).

FFS

I heard a good few complaints before the venue was set about where in North Antrim Rossa would be sent to.
Maybe I shouldn't have said 'always' to be fair.

Yeah, it's right up there with the "City clubs don't fulfil their juvenile fixtures...."

Who said that?
My point was that both venues were poor choices! Glenravel is an even worse choice.

[Two Hands FFS]

North Antrim Board at the last county convention. They kindly retracted it after being presented with evidence to the contrary.

Well I didn't know that...but my point still stands that the semi final venues are wrong.

[Milltown Row2]

North Antrim Board at the last county convention. They kindly retracted it after being presented with evidence to the contrary.

Well I didn't know that...but my point still stands that the semi final venues are wrong.

Because you said they are wrong??

[Two Hands FFS]

North Antrim Board at the last county convention. They kindly retracted it after being presented with evidence to the contrary.

Well I didn't know that...but my point still stands that the semi final venues are wrong.

Because you said they are wrong??

In my own opinion..Yes!
You're not short on giving yours

[Two Hands FFS]

North Antrim Board at the last county convention. They kindly retracted it after being presented with evidence to the contrary.

Well I didn't know that...but my point still stands that the semi final venues are wrong.

Perhaps but here, it won't matter a fcuk to the players when me and you are sliding on our arses down the grass bank at Corrigan, in the lashing rain.

That's true.
Rossa have the weather forecast already?? Fix!!

[Milltown Row2]

North Antrim Board at the last county convention. They kindly retracted it after being presented with evidence to the contrary.

Well I didn't know that...but my point still stands that the semi final venues are wrong.

Perhaps but here, it won't matter a fcuk to the players when me and you are sliding on our arses down the grass bank at Corrigan, in the lashing rain.

That's true.
Rossa have the weather forecast already?? Fix!!

I didn't give an opinion on the venue. Nor did the other Belfast posters!! But carry on

[Two Hands FFS]

North Antrim Board at the last county convention. They kindly retracted it after being presented with evidence to the contrary.

Well I didn't know that...but my point still stands that the semi final venues are wrong.

Perhaps but here, it won't matter a fcuk to the players when me and you are sliding on our arses down the grass bank at Corrigan, in the lashing rain.

That's true.
Rossa have the weather forecast already?? Fix!!

I didn't give an opinion on the venue. Nor did the other Belfast posters!! But carry on

And where do you think they should be then?

[Minder]

Corrigan is ok if there are 100 spectators, any more than that and it's shite.

[Milltown Row2]

North Antrim Board at the last county convention. They kindly retracted it after being presented with evidence to the contrary.

Well I didn't know that...but my point still stands that the semi final venues are wrong.

Perhaps but here, it won't matter a fcuk to the players when me and you are sliding on our arses down the grass bank at Corrigan, in the lashing rain.

That's true.
Rossa have the weather forecast already?? Fix!!

I didn't give an opinion on the venue. Nor did the other Belfast posters!! But carry on

And where do you think they should be then?

I think it's fair enough to have the semi final in a Belfast venue, no harm in that? After that pick a venue.. Can't monopolise the venues cause it's north Antrim teams winning it!! We played all our football championship finals out of casement when it was closed... We won a few!

[theskull1]

Well a bigger neutral North Antrim attendance might have paid for next years development squads to get their county top (aka badge of honor) at the end of the season (unlike this year) 

Serious Question: How do we get more than the bare minimum of West Belfast to become Gaels again? Answers on a postcard (o a strategic development questionnaire)

[Milltown Row2]

Well a bigger neutral North Antrim attendance might have paid for next years development squads to get their county top (aka badge of honor) at the end of the season (unlike this year) 

Serious Question: How do we get more than the bare minimum of West Belfast to become Gaels again? Answers on a postcard (o a strategic development questionnaire)

I think Belfast Gaels have done alright recently, they can get to Croke Park and win unlike others up north  , all be it football, Rossa at a intermediate lately, at juvenile level they have done really well at all levels too, I think the issue is ensuring this success stays at senior level!!

Said before, we've too many clubs which end up almagmating with clubs for a season or two nothing concrete... Rossa and the Johnnies won't lose their identity at hurling or football we won't at football certainly, but possibly at hurling it will take brave decisions to do it, I'd be for clubs to keep their identity at juvenile level but come senior kids need to decide if they are hurlers or footballers, to achieve something now it's nearly impossible to compete at senior in both codes.. Have a city hurling team proper, not a made up one

[theskull1]

  Referring to the hurldlers of Loughgiel again HS? 
Let it go man 

FACT: Belfast clubs have by far had the lions share of success at juvenile. I think the numbers of club in west Belfast isn't excessive when you consider the population and that level of success teams in the area have had. I bet you poor coaching/support hits the weaker clubs more than any other factor.

BUT I was talking about their poor attendances at games whether they be in Ballycastle or Belfast. It not a smug point. I think our attendances in NA should be higher as well.

[Seamroga in exile]

Well a bigger neutral North Antrim attendance might have paid for next years development squads to get their county top (aka badge of honor) at the end of the season (unlike this year) 

Serious Question: How do we get more than the bare minimum of West Belfast to become Gaels again? Answers on a postcard (o a strategic development questionnaire)

Stop jumping the fences. Cowardly cnuts.

You're having a laugh. West Belfast clubs have won many minor hurling & football championships as well as ALL minor handball titles in the last 10 years but sure....we don't fulfil fixtures, we go away to the Gaeltacht during the summer, we're anti Irish.

Them angelic wee lads from west Belfast never start nahim so they dont.

To go back to the subject,  Belfast should have a semi final. Its just a pity Corrigan is the only viable option.

[imtommygunn]

Well a bigger neutral North Antrim attendance might have paid for next years development squads to get their county top (aka badge of honor) at the end of the season (unlike this year) 

Serious Question: How do we get more than the bare minimum of West Belfast to become Gaels again? Answers on a postcard (o a strategic development questionnaire)

I think Belfast Gaels have done alright recently, they can get to Croke Park and win unlike others up north  , all be it football, Rossa at a intermediate lately, at juvenile level they have done really well at all levels too, I think the issue is ensuring this success stays at senior level!!

Said before, we've too many clubs which end up almagmating with clubs for a season or two nothing concrete... Rossa and the Johnnies won't lose their identity at hurling or football we won't at football certainly, but possibly at hurling it will take brave decisions to do it, I'd be for clubs to keep their identity at juvenile level but come senior kids need to decide if they are hurlers or footballers, to achieve something now it's nearly impossible to compete at senior in both codes.. Have a city hurling team proper, not a made up one

Creggan and loughgiel did ok in their finals mr unless that is a very loaded dig

Is corrigan not getting one of the two semis?

Why is it that genuine questions and points about city gaa leads to such defensiveness? The gaa is struggling in west belfast or belfast in general. Many work hard at it and should be respected for it but is a valid point.

[btdtgtt]

We can't talk about GAA struggling in west Belfast or needing to revitalise it - then dispute a city venue for the last city team remaining.
Some people like to complain about west Belfast GAA withering - but do nothing to help it.
Anyone would think they are happy to see it slide