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Post by greengold35 on Sept 22, 2019 21:13:59 GMT
Glad to see that Shaw played well. He will get a lot of game time next year. I thought in the replay that some Kerry forwards seemed to be hesitant to shoot if they were not near the D. There were points there for the taking. David has no hesitation and is almost always accurate shooting from 40 to 50 metres. That would give us 5 scoring forwards. Shaw is a top talent- haven’t seen him play in a year tho so I’m not sure of his current conditioning but I felt that he needed to fill out a bit. Will defo be pushing the county panel in the next 18 months Think he is the real deal - pace, good hands & feet, has the ability. |
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Post by peanuts on Sept 22, 2019 21:38:10 GMT
Shaw is a top talent- haven’t seen him play in a year tho so I’m not sure of his current conditioning but I felt that he needed to fill out a bit. Will defo be pushing the county panel in the next 18 months Think he is the real deal - pace, good hands & feet, has the ability. He was on the 26 for the Tyrone game so he should definitely see game time in the league next year. |
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Post by crokes86 on Sept 23, 2019 1:56:15 GMT
Shaw is a fine player definitely sohuld be playing in the League. Tony Brosnan for sure also.
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Sept 23, 2019 8:16:27 GMT
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Post by veteran on Sept 23, 2019 8:18:44 GMT
Taibhse, you are right about the dearth of good defenders/defending. The only consolation is that it is not peculiar to Kerry. It seems to be a function of the passing/running game against which it is difficult to defend. I come away from most games with a clear idea of who played well at midfield and in attack but I am left with an empty feeling about who shone in defence. As evidence of this, some posters here have advanced the case of David Shaw and Tony Brosnan for future Kerry inclusion but I suspect they and I will find it difficult to nominate defenders with genuine pretensions to being county standard at the end of the championship.
The same thing more or less is happening in hurling with some ridiculous points accumulation , resulting from the sequence of puckout score, puckout score.
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Post by veteran on Sept 23, 2019 8:30:21 GMT
Charged a respectable €8 to see Stacks play Dingle last night but it cost €13 to get into ASP today - double header was the reason I was informed when I asked. So not only did 4 clubs lose home advantage to play double headers but the County board felt justified in picking the fans pockets whether they wanted to watch two games or not. No wonder the attendance was so low in Tralee. E13 exorbitant for a double header? Both matches gave a very good return for that investment with a free match programme thrown in. Some GAA supporters seem to be among the few sports supporters who are constantly carping about admission prices. One word of encouragement for people who find it painful to pay the market value to see matches. Hang around long enough and become an O.A.P. like me. I was asked to part with an extortionate E8, E4 per match! Great value or what. Isn’t that something to strive towards , all you whippersnappers. |
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Post by onlykerry on Sept 23, 2019 8:37:13 GMT
Charged a respectable €8 to see Stacks play Dingle last night but it cost €13 to get into ASP today - double header was the reason I was informed when I asked. So not only did 4 clubs lose home advantage to play double headers but the County board felt justified in picking the fans pockets whether they wanted to watch two games or not. No wonder the attendance was so low in Tralee. E13 exorbitant for a double header? Both matches gave a very good return for that investment with a free match programme thrown in. Some GAA supporters seem to be among the few sports supporters who are constantly carping about admission prices. One word of encouragement for people who find it painful to pay the market value to see matches. Hang around long enough and become an O.A.P. like me. I was asked to part with an extortionate E8, E4 per match! Great value or what. Isn’t that something to strive towards , all you whippersnappers. Your sarcasm is lost on me, I have thicker skin than that. My point (I will spell it out for you) is why do some fans get stuck with a double header whether they like it or not and have to pay over the odds to attend the game of their choice - there is a limit to how much people can fork out to go to games week in week out. There should be one price for entry to games. I made no claim that 13 was exorbitant - I highlighted the variable pricing. |
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Post by veteran on Sept 23, 2019 11:13:20 GMT
E13 exorbitant for a double header? Both matches gave a very good return for that investment with a free match programme thrown in. Some GAA supporters seem to be among the few sports supporters who are constantly carping about admission prices. One word of encouragement for people who find it painful to pay the market value to see matches. Hang around long enough and become an O.A.P. like me. I was asked to part with an extortionate E8, E4 per match! Great value or what. Isn’t that something to strive towards , all you whippersnappers. Your sarcasm is lost on me, I have thicker skin than that. My point (I will spell it out for you) is why do some fans get stuck with a double header whether they like it or not and have to pay over the odds to attend the game of their choice - there is a limit to how much people can fork out to go to games week in week out. There should be one price for entry to games. I made no claim that 13 was exorbitant - I highlighted the variable pricing. So, you do not claim that E13 is exorbitant. Your concerns are same price for all matches and the unfairness of foisting double headers on spectators. The solution is obvious then. Have as many double headers as possible and have E13 as the standard price. Nobody is compelled to hang around for both matches. In my experience the usual complaint is not having more double headers. |
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Post by buck02 on Sept 23, 2019 13:25:09 GMT
We went to a first round Under 21 county championship game a few weeks back. 3 of us in the car, €24 euro they charged us at the gate.
I hope they start doing a weekend pass - in the coming weeks there will be double headers on Saturdays and Sundays so would be nice to get into two of these for say €20.
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Sept 23, 2019 13:32:12 GMT
We went to a first round Under 21 county championship game a few weeks back. 3 of us in the car, €24 euro they charged us at the gate. I hope they start doing a weekend pass - in the coming weeks there will be double headers on Saturdays and Sundays so would be nice to get into two of these for say €20. Weekend pass would be a great idea |
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Post by onlykerry on Sept 25, 2019 21:52:38 GMT
Are the Clifford brothers available to E Kerry for the Stacks game this coming weekend?
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Post by buck02 on Sept 26, 2019 11:29:36 GMT
Are the Clifford brothers available to E Kerry for the Stacks game this coming weekend? David got sent off for striking so should get a one match ban. Depends what Paudie was reported for - there was so much going on then - I would be surprised if he ended up getting more than a one match ban. |
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Post by whacker on Sept 26, 2019 11:35:29 GMT
Are the Clifford brothers available to E Kerry for the Stacks game this coming weekend? Both are available |
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Post by pringles on Sept 26, 2019 15:03:51 GMT
Round 2A (Winners from Rd 1, 8 teams, Open Draw, winners go to quarter final, losers go to Round 3)St. Kieran's v Dr. Crokes in Austin Stack Park on Saturday 28 Sept 5pm St. Brendan's v South Kerry in Austin Stack Park on Saturday 28 Sept 7pm West Kerry v Killarney Legion in Annascaul on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm Dingle v Kerins O'Rahilly's in Dingle on Saturday 28 Sept 4:45pm Round 2B (Losers from Rd 1, 8 teams, Open Draw, winners to Rd 3, losers exit the competition)East Kerry v Austin Stacks in Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday 29 September 1:30pm Rathmore v Kenmare Shamrocks in Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday 29 September 3:30pm Mid Kerry v Kilcummin in Killorglin on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm Kenmare District v Shannon Rangers in Templenoe on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm Updated with times and venues. Result required on the day from all fixtures in Rd 2. Round 2A (Winners from Rd 1, 8 teams, Open Draw, winners go to quarter final, losers go to Round 3) St. Kieran's v Dr. Crokes in Austin Stack Park on Saturday 28 Sept 5pm - Crokes by 6+St. Brendan's v South Kerry in Austin Stack Park on Saturday 28 Sept 7pm - South Kerry by 2West Kerry v Killarney Legion in Annascaul on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm - West Kerry by 1 Dingle v Kerins O'Rahilly's in Dingle on Saturday 28 Sept 4:45pm - Dingle by 2Round 2B (Losers from Rd 1, 8 teams, Open Draw, winners to Rd 3, losers exit the competition) East Kerry v Austin Stacks in Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday 29 September 1:30pm - East Kerry by 3Rathmore v Kenmare Shamrocks in Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday 29 September 3:30pm - Rathmore by 2Mid Kerry v Kilcummin in Killorglin on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm - Mid Kerry by 3Kenmare District v Shannon Rangers in Templenoe on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm - Kenmare by 2Read more: kerrygaa.proboards.com/thread/7066/county-senior-football-championship-2019?page=4#ixzz60dw7XTdV |
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Sept 26, 2019 17:20:42 GMT
Updated with times and venues. Result required on the day from all fixtures in Rd 2. Round 2A (Winners from Rd 1, 8 teams, Open Draw, winners go to quarter final, losers go to Round 3) St. Kieran's v Dr. Crokes in Austin Stack Park on Saturday 28 Sept 5pm - Crokes by 6+St. Brendan's v South Kerry in Austin Stack Park on Saturday 28 Sept 7pm - South Kerry by 2West Kerry v Killarney Legion in Annascaul on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm - West Kerry by 1 Dingle v Kerins O'Rahilly's in Dingle on Saturday 28 Sept 4:45pm - Dingle by 2Round 2B (Losers from Rd 1, 8 teams, Open Draw, winners to Rd 3, losers exit the competition) East Kerry v Austin Stacks in Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday 29 September 1:30pm - East Kerry by 3Rathmore v Kenmare Shamrocks in Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday 29 September 3:30pm - Rathmore by 2Mid Kerry v Kilcummin in Killorglin on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm - Mid Kerry by 3Kenmare District v Shannon Rangers in Templenoe on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm - Kenmare by 2Read more: kerrygaa.proboards.com/thread/7066/county-senior-football-championship-2019?page=4#ixzz60dw7XTdVCrokes by more than 8 South Kerry by 4 Legion by 1 KOR by 2 East Kerry by 2 Kenmare by 1 Mid Kerry by 2 Kenmare by 4 |
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Post by buck02 on Sept 26, 2019 17:38:47 GMT
Round 2A (Winners from Rd 1, 8 teams, Open Draw, winners go to quarter final, losers go to Round 3)
St. Kieran's v Dr. Crokes in Austin Stack Park on Saturday 28 Sept 5pm - CROKES WITH A BIT TO SPARE IN THE END
St. Brendan's v South Kerry in Austin Stack Park on Saturday 28 Sept 7pm - CLOSE CALL, BRENDANS BY A POINT OR TWO
West Kerry v Killarney Legion in Annascaul on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm - HOW WILL LEGION FARE IN ONE OF THE SMALLEST PITCHES IN THE COUNTY? JUST ABOUT FANCY WEST KERRY
Dingle v Kerins O'Rahilly's in Dingle on Saturday 28 Sept 4:45pm - HOME VENUE TO MAKE THE DIFFERENCE FOR DINGLE
Round 2B (Losers from Rd 1, 8 teams, Open Draw, winners to Rd 3, losers exit the competition)
East Kerry v Austin Stacks in Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday 29 September 1:30pm - WORST DRAW POSSIBLE FOR STACKS, CLIFFORD TO BE THE DIFFERENCE
Rathmore v Kenmare Shamrocks in Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday 29 September 3:30pm - KENMARE GOING ON LAST WEEKS GAMES
Mid Kerry v Kilcummin in Killorglin on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm - MID KERRY
Kenmare District v Shannon Rangers in Templenoe on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm - DEPENDS ON IF TEMPLENOE DECIDE THEY SHOULD JUST FOCUS ON THE INTERMEDIATE, COULD GO EITHER WAY
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2019 18:23:35 GMT
Round 2A (Winners from Rd 1, 8 teams, Open Draw, winners go to quarter final, losers go to Round 3) St. Kieran's v Dr. Crokes in Austin Stack Park on Saturday 28 Sept 5pm - CROKES WITH A BIT TO SPARE IN THE END St. Brendan's v South Kerry in Austin Stack Park on Saturday 28 Sept 7pm - CLOSE CALL, BRENDANS BY A POINT OR TWO West Kerry v Killarney Legion in Annascaul on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm - HOW WILL LEGION FARE IN ONE OF THE SMALLEST PITCHES IN THE COUNTY? JUST ABOUT FANCY WEST KERRY Dingle v Kerins O'Rahilly's in Dingle on Saturday 28 Sept 4:45pm - HOME VENUE TO MAKE THE DIFFERENCE FOR DINGLE Round 2B (Losers from Rd 1, 8 teams, Open Draw, winners to Rd 3, losers exit the competition) East Kerry v Austin Stacks in Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday 29 September 1:30pm - WORST DRAW POSSIBLE FOR STACKS, CLIFFORD TO BE THE DIFFERENCE Rathmore v Kenmare Shamrocks in Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday 29 September 3:30pm - KENMARE GOING ON LAST WEEKS GAMES Mid Kerry v Kilcummin in Killorglin on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm - MID KERRY Kenmare District v Shannon Rangers in Templenoe on Sunday 29 September 2:30pm - DEPENDS ON IF TEMPLENOE DECIDE THEY SHOULD JUST FOCUS ON THE INTERMEDIATE, COULD GO EITHER WAY I would agree with most of that other than I would edge towards south Kerry. I assume Paul Murphy is still out for Rathmore? |
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Post by ballhopper34 on Sept 28, 2019 18:08:46 GMT
Results:
Dr. Crokes 0-17 St. Kieran's 0-8 (ht 0-8 to 0-6)
Dingle 2-9 Kerins O'Rahilly's 1-11 (ht 1-5 to 0-5)
South Kerry 1-12 St. Brendan's 1-9 (ht 0-6 to 1-7)
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Post by kingdomkerry on Sept 28, 2019 19:58:15 GMT
Was at the Crokes St Kierans game. SK played two sweepers 5 in the full back line. However they expected to win?
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Post by The16thMan on Sept 28, 2019 20:43:19 GMT
Was at the Crokes St Kierans game. SK played two sweepers 5 in the full back line. However they expected to win? How did Brosnan get on?? |
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Post by listowelemerrs on Sept 28, 2019 22:03:37 GMT
Any body give a few paragraphs on both games? Any one that PK would be interested in ?
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Post by abù on Sept 29, 2019 10:18:33 GMT
Why so do the county board print a program when Brendan’s had no intention of lining out as named. No player wore the Jersey to correspond with the program. A fine of €100 per player should prevent it from happening again.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 29, 2019 10:42:15 GMT
Yes, fairly annoying if you are a neutral and you wouldn’t have sufficient knowledge of the teams.
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Post by kingdomkerry on Sept 29, 2019 11:21:25 GMT
Was at the Crokes St Kierans game. SK played two sweepers 5 in the full back line. However they expected to win? How did Brosnan get on?? Did very well considering the blanket defense and terrible conditions. Shaw kicked some monster points from distance in the second half left and right. Galvin White was outstanding throughout and seems to have his confidence back after being messed around by PK. |
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Post by glengael on Sept 29, 2019 11:45:37 GMT
South Kerry seem to be motoring along nicely. Any reports?
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Post by 1955 on Sept 29, 2019 16:19:18 GMT
South Kerry seem to be motoring along nicely. Any reports? |
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Post by ballhopper34 on Sept 29, 2019 17:28:08 GMT
Round 2A (Winners from Rd 1, 8 teams, Open Draw, winners go to quarter final, losers go to Round 3)
Dr. Crokes 0-17 St. Kieran's 0-8
South Kerry 1-12 St. Brendan's 1-9
Killarney Legion 2-15 West Kerry 2-9
Dingle 2-9 Kerins O'Rahilly's 1-11
Round 2B (Losers from Rd 1, 8 teams, Open Draw, winners to Rd 3, losers exit the competition)
East Kerry 3-13 Austin Stacks 3-7
Mid Kerry 1-13 Kilcummin 2-12
Kenmare 1-13 Rathmore 2-9
Shannon Rangers 0-14 Kenmare District 1-10
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Post by ballhopper34 on Sept 29, 2019 17:32:11 GMT
Round 3 - 2A Losers v 2B winners (avoid repeat games), winners to quarter final, losers exit the competition
West Kerry v Kenmare Shamrocks
Kilcummin v St.Kieran's
Kerins O'Rahilly's v East Kerry
St.Brendan's v Shannon Rangers
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Dr. Crokes
South Kerry
Killarney Legion
Dingle
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Post by onlykerry on Sept 29, 2019 18:51:28 GMT
Round 3 - 2A Losers v 2B winners (avoid repeat games), winners to quarter final, losers exit the competitionWest Kerry v Kenmare Shamrocks Kilcummin v St.Kieran's Kerins O'Rahilly's v East Kerry St.Brendan's v Shannon Rangers Already in quarter final:Dr. Crokes South Kerry Killarney Legion Dingle Some good games again next weekend - terrible pity this competition is crammed into such a tight window and feel sorry for the many inter county players who will have three games in consecutive weekends without a break so close to their heroic efforts on the inter county stage. |
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Post by taggert on Sept 29, 2019 19:16:20 GMT
Round 3 - 2A Losers v 2B winners (avoid repeat games), winners to quarter final, losers exit the competitionWest Kerry v Kenmare Shamrocks Kilcummin v St.Kieran's Kerins O'Rahilly's v East Kerry St.Brendan's v Shannon Rangers Already in quarter final:Dr. Crokes South Kerry Killarney Legion Dingle Some good games again next weekend - terrible pity this competition is crammed into such a tight window and feel sorry for the many inter county players who will have three games in consecutive weekends without a break so close to their heroic efforts on the inter county stage. The alternative is a straight knock out competition, cut the number of games, and give players back some time. |
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