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Post by seasiders on Nov 22, 2014 21:44:28 GMT
I was very disappointed to hear that two glenbeigh players refused to tog out in today's clash with Laune Rangers, this sport is all about teams and unity between players, selectors and supporters. Every player will be disappointed at being dropped or taken off but to refuse to tog out is letting everyone down, team mates, selectors & trainer that's unforgivable. Glenbeigh is a small club that have made massive steps in the last few years but with guys like this on your team you have to wonder how you can progress. Fair play to the guys that did tog out and despite several injuries and guys that didn't bother to tog out they put up a good performance.
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Post by Kerryman 2 on Nov 23, 2014 11:12:36 GMT
Hear war back after losing to Brosna in the junior
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Post by seasiders on Nov 23, 2014 17:04:05 GMT
Hear war back after losing to Brosna in the junior That's only Bull the team were obviously very disappointed but there was no "war", Garry McGrath will rally the troops for div 1 next year. |
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Post by shaggy04 on Nov 23, 2014 17:15:35 GMT
Hear war back after losing to Brosna in the junior Yea,a lot of craps going on in the background,and not just since brosna and if people don't think it is they must be very naive |
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Post by tadgh10 on Nov 23, 2014 17:48:14 GMT
Hear war back after losing to Brosna in the junior That's only Bull the team were obviously very disappointed but there was no "war", Garry McGrath will rally the troops for div 1 next year. |
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Post by tadgh10 on Nov 23, 2014 17:50:30 GMT
I heard that gary mcgrath wont be there next year to rally the troops
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Post by themanhimself on Nov 24, 2014 10:47:35 GMT
Very poor display by Glenbeigh/Glencar, a bad end to a year that promised so much for them. Hopefully they will steady the ship and drive on again in 2015. Of the game on Saturday, apart from Fergal Griffin, Pa Kilkenny and Danny O'Sullivan and Darran before he went off the performance was below par. Spud murphy tried hard but gave away alot of ball. Laune Rangers looked impressive. Kicked only a couple of wides. Subs that came on tried very hard also even though the match was over. Milltown still the team to beat IMO
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Post by seasiders on Nov 24, 2014 12:43:43 GMT
I heard that gary mcgrath wont be there next year to rally the troops Yes Tadgh since my last post I have heard that he has stepped down, so whoever comes in will need to sort a few things. Glenbeigh are now a div 1 club so should be plenty of guys offering their services. |
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Post by shaggy04 on Nov 24, 2014 12:47:04 GMT
I heard that gary mcgrath wont be there next year to rally the troops Has his 29 selectors stepped down as well! |
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Post by shaggy04 on Nov 24, 2014 12:48:12 GMT
I was very disappointed to hear that two glenbeigh players refused to tog out in today's clash with Laune Rangers, this sport is all about teams and unity between players, selectors and supporters. Every player will be disappointed at being dropped or taken off but to refuse to tog out is letting everyone down, team mates, selectors & trainer that's unforgivable. Glenbeigh is a small club that have made massive steps in the last few years but with guys like this on your team you have to wonder how you can progress. Fair play to the guys that did tog out and despite several injuries and guys that didn't bother to tog out they put up a good performance. Who refused to tog out? |
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Post by tadgh10 on Nov 24, 2014 14:03:43 GMT
Not from glenbeigh but it would be a shame if they let all the good work they have done over the last couple of years go to waste over a bad result and in fighting saw them on Saturday and they really looked like a team that wanted their season all over including the sideline.
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Post by seasiders on Nov 24, 2014 15:07:20 GMT
I was very disappointed to hear that two glenbeigh players refused to tog out in today's clash with Laune Rangers, this sport is all about teams and unity between players, selectors and supporters. Every player will be disappointed at being dropped or taken off but to refuse to tog out is letting everyone down, team mates, selectors & trainer that's unforgivable. Glenbeigh is a small club that have made massive steps in the last few years but with guys like this on your team you have to wonder how you can progress. Fair play to the guys that did tog out and despite several injuries and guys that didn't bother to tog out they put up a good performance. Who refused to tog out? Not going to name and shame on here, hopefully it will all be resolved and the team can forfil their potential next year. |
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Post by bemane on Nov 29, 2014 19:59:37 GMT
Just wondering was anyone else at mid kerry semi final today between Milltown and Beaufort good clean game of football but I have never seen such poor refereeing against one team just wondering was I reading the game, wrong by the way not from either club
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Post by dartboard on Nov 29, 2014 20:19:58 GMT
Just wondering was anyone else at mid kerry semi final today between Milltown and Beaufort good clean game of football but I have never seen such poor refereeing against one team just wondering was I reading the game, wrong by the way not from either club |
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Post by dartboard on Nov 29, 2014 20:39:51 GMT
I heard the ref got the starting time wrong maybe sour grapes from a Beaufort point of view but he was truly shocking more than a few unbelievable decisions against Beaufort. frees one end were free outs the other end Beaufort players pulled for travelling twice when clearly being fouled just two examples, well done to Milltown did what they had to do in an even contest but surely both teams deserve better officiating from a so called neutral referee
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Post by Kerryman 2 on Nov 30, 2014 12:42:41 GMT
Heard someone attacked ref after the game
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Post by Premier on Nov 30, 2014 15:47:24 GMT
Who was the ref
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Post by dartboard on Dec 2, 2014 20:09:17 GMT
I would say so don't think he was to happy with the performance of the referee and left him know
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Post by thechosenone on Dec 2, 2014 22:58:09 GMT
Who are Milltown playing in the final. Laune rangers or  ? And when is it fixed for? |
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Post by ronaldo on Dec 2, 2014 23:04:35 GMT
Laune Rangers r playing Keel in the semi final replay this weekend. Don't know when the final is on
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Post by Kerryman 2 on Dec 7, 2014 16:08:57 GMT
Keel through to final Laune Rangers 0-10 Keel 0-11
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Post by fireeye2014 on Dec 8, 2014 10:38:21 GMT
Was at the Keel Rangers match yesterday - good game considering time of year - Rangers having been outplayed for long stages should really have won it in last 10 minutes - they had plenty of chances but hit the panic button a little early I feel. One feature was the excellent goalkeeping on both sides by keepers in different stages of their careers lets say - Lyons for Rangers pulled off 2 great saves in both halves while young Luke Flynn made a great save also at a vital stage in the 2nd half. MFR still playing well for Rangers while the two midfielders for Keel were excellent Long and Ladden. Gary Sayers a quality player for Keel also. Milltown will have enough of it from Keel in the final - talks of Stephens Day for the final.
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Post by fireeye2014 on Dec 19, 2014 10:21:49 GMT
Any thoughts on this one?? I think Milltown by a point or two but wouldn't be surprised if Keel pulled through if they can repeat the form of their semi win over Rangers
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Post by seamo on Dec 22, 2014 22:22:48 GMT
Miltown/Castlemaine are Mid Kerry Champions defeating Keel today 1-11 to 0-06.
The Killorglin Pipe-Band lead the teams in the parade along with Cillian Burke (son of Mike Burke Capt) who lead his team Miltown/Castlemaine while Ciara Murphy (All Ireland U14 winner & Aaron Murphys sister) lead her club team Keel.
This game was played in dry but cold conditions in J P O'Sullivan Park today. A very slow start to both sides taking 10 minutes for the first score of the game off the boot of Gary Sayers Keel, which was their last for 13 minutes as Miltown/Castlemaine took over and scored 1-04 without reply - Cathal Moriarty 1-01 Marcus Mangan 0-01 (f), Donal Kelleher & Ian Twiss 0-01 each.With Miltown/Castlemaine taking control of the game Keel needed a score which Liam O'Shea obliged with the white flag but this was cancelled out with a Ciaran Kelliher M/C point. On the 28th minute Gary Sayers added another point to his tally from a free. Just before the half time whistle we saw 2 points from either side Derek Twiss M/C & Liam O'Shea 0-01 each.
Half time score Keel 0-04 Miltown/Castlemaine 1-06.
Miltown/Castlemaine started off this half as they finished the first with 2 points from Derek Twiss Point (f) & Ian Twiss (p). Keel were struggling to get back into the game and were well beaten all over the field, on the quarter mark Gary Sayers added another point for Keel. 10 mins gone in this half saw a 6pt lead for Miltown/Castlemaine, who started making changes Jonathan O'Sullivan replaced the injured Ian Twiss & Stephen Roche replaced Jeremiah Hayes. Miltown/Castlemaine ploughed on with 3 more points from the boot of Derek Twiss (2p 1f), to count down the clock Miltown/Castlemaine made 2 more subs Brendan Delaney came on for Ciaran Kelleher & Mark Wrenn replaced his brother Pa. just before the final whistle Gary Sayers got a consolation point for Keel but it wasn't enough and Miltown/Castlemaine ran out winners with 8pts to spare.
Michael Sayers Chairman presented the Michael O'Connor Memorial Cup to Capt Mike Burke
Joe Long of Jack Duggans Bar Castlemaine sponsors presented the Man of the Match award to Donal Kelleher.
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? And when is it fixed for?