Antrim Hurling

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Seamroga in exile

Quote from: north_antrim_hound on November 17, 2015, 10:26:13 AM
Quote from: Jesusjones on November 17, 2015, 08:26:25 AM
The Loughgiel lads getting a bit defensive!!! Some crazy statements!!! Get over yourselves ffs. The entire county is behind PJ's appointment, how could you possibly argue with the appointment of a man who took his club to an All Ireland and 4 Antrim and Ulster's in a row? We all want him to succeed, we want Antrim promoted and to win The Christy Ring. We want to compete at the top table. However if he doesn't succeed we are well within our rights to comment, complain, whatever. If we pay our money at the gate we are entitled to an opinion. The entire county wants to be successful. I don't care if the manager comes from Loughgiel, Dunloy, Ballycastle or The Shankill Road. Glad Ryan is gone, glad PJ is in.

Careful JJ
That sounds like a fair and balanced perspective you have there
You have to be lambasting somebody on here even after there long gone
Try and get yourself one of those large chips on you shoulder
If some of the dall boys doesn't make the cut this year because they have the wrong attitude or just simply didn't fair well when tried. Get stuck in to the management
As a matter of fact blame everything on someone else bar your club and players
Then your in the zone
"chirp, chirp"
"What we've got here is failure to communicate"

fatheadpg1

PJ should really go for youth.... The likes of coby from dunloy would be an excellent addition

NAG1

Quote from: fatheadpg1 on November 17, 2015, 12:38:49 PM
PJ should really go for youth.... The likes of coby from dunloy would be an excellent addition

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Milltown Row2

Quote from: MoChara on November 17, 2015, 10:28:47 AM
Antrim senior hurling management request the following from all clubs
1. Nominations for two open training days and two trial matches.
2. Clubs can nominate any player who they feel is entitled to have a chance at being part of the 2016 panel.
The two days open training will take place as follows
Saturday 21.11.15 – Armoy 10.00am start.
Sunday 22.11.15 – Jordanstown 10.00am start

Following on from the two open training sessions there will be two trial games held at Jordanstown on Tuesday 24.11.15 and Thursday 26.11.15 at 7.30pm. After this a panel will be picked for the upcoming Walsh cup and NHL.
Clubs are asked to forward all names to the email addresses below by 12.30pm on Friday 20.11.15 and advise the players of the above details. It is very important all players nominated make themselves available for the 4 sessions listed above
Paulgrahamd@gmail.com
Duffygavan@hotmail.com

ANTRIM SENIOR HURLING MANAGEMENT 14.11.15

Will dander down and watch these this games and trail on Sunday..
None of us are getting out of here alive, so please stop treating yourself like an after thought.

Na Glinntí Glasa

Quote from: NAG1 on November 17, 2015, 12:39:38 PM
Quote from: fatheadpg1 on November 17, 2015, 12:38:49 PM
PJ should really go for youth.... The likes of coby from dunloy would be an excellent addition

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are you rolling your eyes at the poster or the post?

NAG1

Quote from: Dunloy realist on November 17, 2015, 01:23:13 PM
Quote from: NAG1 on November 17, 2015, 12:39:38 PM
Quote from: fatheadpg1 on November 17, 2015, 12:38:49 PM
PJ should really go for youth.... The likes of coby from dunloy would be an excellent addition

::)

are you rolling your eyes at the poster or the post?

Both

fatheadpg1

NAG1 what would you know about hurling coby is an excellent young hurler who starred for antrim minors and helped st Louis win a mageaan and played a significant part in the final scoring 1-4 from play... He would give any hurler the fill of it

Milltown Row2

Quote from: fatheadpg1 on November 17, 2015, 01:47:01 PM
NAG1 what would you know about hurling coby is an excellent young hurler who starred for antrim minors and helped st Louis win a mageaan and played a significant part in the final scoring 1-4 from play... He would give any hurler the fill of it

Youth is great and dandy to have especially if they are gifted and strong... But have you seen the Carlow and Westmeath's lately ? big physical teams who have imposed their strength over us the last number of years as did Laois Kerry and the other middle tier teams... when down in that division you need a bitta steel.... let the lad develop at minor/under 21 before burning him out at senior.... No?
None of us are getting out of here alive, so please stop treating yourself like an after thought.

NAG1

Quote from: fatheadpg1 on November 17, 2015, 01:47:01 PM
NAG1 what would you know about hurling coby is an excellent young hurler who starred for antrim minors and helped st Louis win a mageaan and played a significant part in the final scoring 1-4 from play... He would give any hurler the fill of it

Never denied that.

I rolled my eyes because you said our new manager should be looking at a first year minor.

That says a lot more about your understanding of senior inter county hurling than it does mine. Plus I do not want to get into discussing an u18 by name on here so this will be my last post on this.

fatheadpg1

Maybe yes the young lad coby might be a bit young but ive got no doubt he can mix it down in them lower divisions along with a few other of them dunloy boys the likes of young molloy . Elliot(s) and Kinsella ... fair enough topic over

north_antrim_hound

Quote from: Milltown Row2 on November 17, 2015, 01:59:23 PM
Quote from: fatheadpg1 on November 17, 2015, 01:47:01 PM
NAG1 what would you know about hurling coby is an excellent young hurler who starred for antrim minors and helped st Louis win a mageaan and played a significant part in the final scoring 1-4 from play... He would give any hurler the fill of it

Youth is great and dandy to have especially if they are gifted and strong... But have you seen the Carlow and Westmeath's lately ? big physical teams who have imposed their strength over us the last number of years as did Laois Kerry and the other middle tier teams... when down in that division you need a bitta steel.... let the lad develop at minor/under 21 before burning him out at senior.... No?
That's correct
                   We have two guys on our panel last year, big enough but not mobile enough
I hope our new fitness trainer has separate programs between our smaller players and our large ones
Not much point in them going to the gym to beef up more
They a bit of mobility
There's a man with a mullet going mad with a mallet in Millets

johnneycool

Quote from: fatheadpg1 on November 17, 2015, 02:04:18 PM
Maybe yes the young lad coby might be a bit young but ive got no doubt he can mix it down in them lower divisions along with a few other of them dunloy boys the likes of young molloy . Elliot(s) and Kinsella ... fair enough topic over

Jesus lads, don't be kidding yourselves that you can experiment in Div2a with young lads and still come out with promotion. You'll need your best team on the field in most of those games as they won't be push overs.

NAG1

Quote from: johnneycool on November 17, 2015, 03:03:33 PM
Quote from: fatheadpg1 on November 17, 2015, 02:04:18 PM
Maybe yes the young lad coby might be a bit young but ive got no doubt he can mix it down in them lower divisions along with a few other of them dunloy boys the likes of young molloy . Elliot(s) and Kinsella ... fair enough topic over

Jesus lads, don't be kidding yourselves that you can experiment in Div2a with young lads and still come out with promotion. You'll need your best team on the field in most of those games as they won't be push overs.

+1

bannside

There is some great underage talent emerging in hurling in Antrim that does augur well. Probably best not to throw them in too early but make sure someone is looking after their S&C properly as well as the whole aspect of burnout. Those guys need nurtured through the next few years safely and allowed to physically develop properly. After that there could still be 10 years hurling in them for Antrim.

Na Glinntí Glasa

never seems to stop the other counties putting minors onto their panels and clubs in antrim playing them, but then again we know everything in antrim about a good county set up!

Bannside is correct in their post, these lads need looked after and filtered into the county set up. Their continued development at this level is important if we are hoping to keep them going into our county set up. That minor team were unlucky in the Dublin game, had they a full team out they might have beaten that dublin team. There wasnt much between the two teams.