Ulster Senior Football Club Championship 2012

Started by drici, March 31, 2012, 10:27:47 PM

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Fuzzman

I'm sure its mentioned on the board somewhere before but is McGuckian coming back now for the next game or is he out now for good?

Any reports on the match or on the sendings off etc?

omagh_gael

Congrats to EC. That's a big psychological boost beating a big gun. The semi will be some game.

Now the fun starts. What way does RMcG stand? There's no way the player/manager relationship will be the same. 

Fuzzman

I take it from your post Omagh G that he's back in again then for the semi.
How long is it since Cross had their last competitive match?

I see should they win next weekend they will then play 2 weeks in a row.
Was McGuckian at the game today?

omagh_gael

 I don't know what the story is re RMcG  fuzz. Just speculating.

drici

Sunday 21st October
Preliminary Round:
Mullahoran(Cavan) 1-07   Errigal Ciarán(Tyrone) 4-15   (Breffni Park)


Sunday 4th November
Quarter Finals:
Tempo Maguires(Fermanagh) 0-09  St Galls(Antrim) 1-15   (Brewster Park)

Ballybay Pearse Brothers(Monaghan) 0-07  Kilcoo Eoghan Rua(Down) 0-13   (Clones)

Errigal Ciarán(Tyrone) 0-11  Ballinderry Shamrocks(Derry) 0-10   (Healy Park)

Sunday 11th November
Quarter Final:
Crossmaglen Rangers(Armagh) v Naomh Adhamhnáin(Donegal) (Athletic Grounds)


Sunday 18th November
Semi Finals:
St Galls(Antrim) v Kilcoo Eoghan Rua(Down)

Armagh/Donegal v Errigal Ciarán(Tyrone)

Sunday 2nd December
Final:

EC Unique

Happy man. The 20 minutes after half time Errigal were fantastic. Blew Ballinderry away by dominating midfield. Then Ballinderry made a great come back inspired by a master class from enda Muldoon bossing the midfield. Errigal deserved the win but fair play to Ballinderry. They never gave up.

yellowcard

Quote from: EC Unique on November 04, 2012, 06:18:13 PM
Happy man. The 20 minutes after half time Errigal were fantastic. Blew Ballinderry away by dominating midfield. Then Ballinderry made a great come back inspired by a master class from enda Muldoon bossing the midfield. Errigal deserved the win but fair play to Ballinderry. They never gave up.

Well done Errigal but the mother of all games will be the semi final against Cross. The big question everyone wants to know is will McGuckin be back?

tyroneboi

Quote from: yellowcard on November 04, 2012, 07:05:43 PM
Quote from: EC Unique on November 04, 2012, 06:18:13 PM
Happy man. The 20 minutes after half time Errigal were fantastic. Blew Ballinderry away by dominating midfield. Then Ballinderry made a great come back inspired by a master class from enda Muldoon bossing the midfield. Errigal deserved the win but fair play to Ballinderry. They never gave up.

Well done Errigal but the mother of all games will be the semi final against Cross. The big question everyone wants to know is will McGuckin be back?

According to reports on Twitter the players had a meeting after the game and McGuckin will be back on Tuesday evening.

GerryFromDerry

Disappointing result today. Didn't really get going for whatever reasons. Congrats to Errigal, great club and deserved it on the day.

Up the Shamrocks!

under the bar

Seamus Heaney, Dana, Phil Coulter, Gregory Campbell, Cardinal Daly, Paul McCloskey your boys took one hell of a beating!!

Will McGuckin be welcomed back with open arms?

Will Tommy McDermott deck him on his way back into the changing rooms??

Will Cross manage to squander another 9 point half time lead at the diesel fields or manage to finish the job and eventually claim a first USFC win over the mighty Ballygawley men???

Too many questions yet to be answered!!!!

Dubh driocht

Think you mean Bishop Daly. The Cardinal was a Saffron.

AQMP

Quote from: Dubh driocht on November 04, 2012, 07:42:33 PM
Think you mean Bishop Daly. The Cardinal was a Saffron.

And Bishop Daly a Fermanagh man??

EC Unique

My guess would be that McGuckian will be back bursting his balls to get us ready to take on who ever is in the semi with us. The players will take him back no bother andthey are the only people who matter.

bennydorano

I'm not normally one for defending Cross, but Errigal's record v Cross is akin to Down's noisy claims v Kerry, as Colm O'Rourke rightly pointed out it was a nonsense - 'where were you in the intervening years between Down /Kerry games? Kerry were here most years'. Same applies here.