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Post by Galway breeze on Aug 22, 2020 11:07:09 GMT
Was Tony Brosnan that good to make Kerry front line?Stacks were a shambles in defence. Who would you drop for Tony Brosnan Paul Geaney David Clifford Sean o Sé Stephen O Brien Dara Moyihan Diarmuid O Connor Killian Spillane M Burns P Clifford J O Donoghue I don’t think Tony would be as effective as these players at inter county level.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 22, 2020 11:15:08 GMT
The point is that Brosnan has not had much of an opportunity at inter county level. He is probably competing with the likes of Spillane who has had the chance over a few years to establish himself for a spot.
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Post by Whosinmidfield on Aug 22, 2020 13:47:37 GMT
We have 6 fantastic options in the full forward line in Clifford, Geaney, O'Donoghue, Walsh, Spillane and Brosnan. Clifford and Geaney are guaranteed starters with the other 4 in direct competition with each other. It is coming to the stage where the older, more injury prone O'Donoghue and Walsh are being put under huge pressure from the very talented and young Spillane and Brosnan. Spillane proved he can do it at inter county level last year and is stronger than Brosnan. But Brosnan has consistently for the last 2 or 3 years shown outstanding form at club level and is very talented, he deserves a chance.
A lot of people are very excited about Quilter. I think he's a good footballer but wouldn't rate him as highly as others. Remember he wasn't picked to start last night (although he should have been) and didn't start for the u20s either. He is an excellent kicker put has a good few limitations as well. I can see him becoming a fantastic player for Stacks but I think he has a huge amount of improving to do to even be in the reckoning for a Kerry Senior panel considering the standard of inside forwards we have and will have. I certainly wouldn't be describing him as our next "diamond". For me Joe O'Connor and Dylan Casey are young Stacks player who have a better chance with Kerry in the next few years.
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Post by southward on Aug 22, 2020 14:10:55 GMT
In fairness, Quilter is very young still, just finished school afaik. Agree re O'Connor, looks strong, mobile, and confident; a bit Fentonesque if you will.
Did Brosnan miss anything last night?
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Post by Mickmack on Aug 22, 2020 15:27:38 GMT
Brendans 1.15 WK 0.14
The better team won. Brendans started well and they play with the cohesion of a club team.
WK clawed their way back into it but Ivan Parker stepped up in the second half to a kick a series of great points and really he was the difference in the end.
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Post by veteran on Aug 22, 2020 15:45:39 GMT
We have 6 fantastic options in the full forward line in Clifford, Geaney, O'Donoghue, Walsh, Spillane and Brosnan. Clifford and Geaney are guaranteed starters with the other 4 in direct competition with each other. It is coming to the stage where the older, more injury prone O'Donoghue and Walsh are being put under huge pressure from the very talented and young Spillane and Brosnan. Spillane proved he can do it at inter county level last year and is stronger than Brosnan. But Brosnan has consistently for the last 2 or 3 years shown outstanding form at club level and is very talented, he deserves a chance. A lot of people are very excited about Quilter. I think he's a good footballer but wouldn't rate him as highly as others. Remember he wasn't picked to start last night (although he should have been) and didn't start for the u20s either. He is an excellent kicker put has a good few limitations as well. I can see him becoming a fantastic player for Stacks but I think he has a huge amount of improving to do to even be in the reckoning for a Kerry Senior panel considering the standard of inside forwards we have and will have. I certainly wouldn't be describing him as our next "diamond". For me Joe O'Connor and Dylan Casey are young Stacks player who have a better chance with Kerry in the next few years. I am not sure if anybody is suggesting that Sean Quilter should be parachuted into the senior setup. You are right that he did not start the u20 game. As far as I can recall he may have played the final of the Corn Ui Mhuiri the weekend before or very close to the u20 game at any rate. In any case he would have been in the middle of his Leaving Cert studies . These factors may account for Sean being a non starter for that game. Of course it maybe that management felt they had better players with which to start or that he would make a greater impact as a substitute. Either way I don’t think being a non starter in the u20 game is a reflection on his potential. Of course at the age of 19 approx he “ has a good few limitations” . Players a lot older have a lot of defects in their game. I hope you are right about the promise of Joe O’Connor and Dylan Casey but what they or Sean will accomplish in the future is only speculation at this stage. Finally, if you wish to read my post again you will find that I didn’t describe Sean as our next diamond . Who knows , perhaps all three will turn out to be diamonds.
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Post by kot on Aug 22, 2020 16:06:31 GMT
Was Tony Brosnan that good to make Kerry front line?Stacks were a shambles in defence. Who would you drop for Tony Brosnan Paul Geaney David Clifford Sean o Sé Stephen O Brien Dara Moyihan Diarmuid O Connor Killian Spillane M Burns P Clifford J O Donoghue I don’t think Tony would be as effective as these players at inter county level. I dont know if recent evidence backs that up? Fact of the matter he is he has outperformed many of the above at club championship level yet, in that timeframe, not been afforded the same chances. I agree the Stacks defence were awful but he scored 2-10 and laid on another. If clifford or geaney did that we would be rightfully lauding them. Point of the discussion is the man deserves a crack at it no?
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Post by The16thMan on Aug 22, 2020 17:14:22 GMT
Was Tony Brosnan that good to make Kerry front line?Stacks were a shambles in defence. Who would you drop for Tony Brosnan Paul Geaney David Clifford Sean o Sé Stephen O Brien Dara Moyihan Diarmuid O Connor Killian Spillane M Burns P Clifford J O Donoghue I don’t think Tony would be as effective as these players at inter county level. I dont know if recent evidence backs that up? Fact of the matter he is he has outperformed many of the above at club championship level yet, in that timeframe, not been afforded the same chances. I agree the Stacks defence were awful but he scored 2-10 and laid on another. If clifford or geaney did that we would be rightfully lauding them. Point of the discussion is the man deserves a crack at it no? 100% deserves a crack at it. Played well up in Castlebar in February and scored a lovely point. Been in the top 3 forwards in club football over the past 3 years. Playong better than O' Donoghue for a long time now, while Tommy Walsh is better off the bench in my opinion now at his age. It's between him & Spillane for that last spot in the full forward line and I think he deserves to be given as much chance as Killian has been given and then let Peter decide who has played the better to be given the start. If Tony doesn't be getting into Kerrys starting 15 he should definitely be coming off the bench in big matches. Always tries to take on his man and is very skillfull. He also has the Gooch mentoring him below in Dr.Crokes so that will also help him improve no doubt.
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Post by kerryexile on Aug 22, 2020 17:32:59 GMT
Has the Feale Rangers v East Kerry game been removed from the "live streaming" option? I cannot find any option to stream it.
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Post by Kerry GAA Officer on Aug 22, 2020 17:41:17 GMT
Has the Feale Rangers v East Kerry game been removed from the "live streaming" option? I cannot find any option to stream it. Kerry GAA aren’t showing it. Radio Kerry doing a live broadcast
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Post by kerryexile on Aug 22, 2020 17:46:39 GMT
Has the Feale Rangers v East Kerry game been removed from the "live streaming" option? I cannot find any option to stream it. Kerry GAA aren’t showing it. Radio Kerry doing a live broadcast Thanks for quick reply.
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Post by kerryeastcoastusa on Aug 22, 2020 17:50:28 GMT
Kerry GAA aren’t showing it. Radio Kerry doing a live broadcast Thanks for quick reply. Going by the h/t score it seems like a complete mis match.
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Post by Galway breeze on Aug 22, 2020 18:25:56 GMT
Dingle lose shock! But Killian Spillane with 1.05 he is a true talent and worth his place with Kerry.
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Post by Mickmack on Aug 22, 2020 18:40:46 GMT
Templenoe 3.07 Dingle 1.12
Templenoe wont win the 2020 county championship but the players will be telling their grand kids about the time they went back to Dingle and beat them.
4 goal changes were the key events Templenoe took their 3 chances and Tom Sullivan pointed his chance for Dingle from about 4 feet.
When the water break came in the second hand Dingle were dominant and had clawed their way back into it.
Killian scored the key point after the waterbreak and as a unit they scrapped and fought for every ball.
Dingle needed a goal at the end and nearly got one. Not sure if the ball hit the post or a defender but it would have been hard on Templenoe to lose.
Many Templenoe players played well. Few of Dingles did.
Terrible conditions but it was very engaging to watch.
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Post by Annascaultilidie on Aug 22, 2020 19:00:40 GMT
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Post by john4 on Aug 22, 2020 19:29:58 GMT
Was Tony Brosnan that good to make Kerry front line?Stacks were a shambles in defence. Who would you drop for Tony Brosnan Paul Geaney David Clifford Sean o Sé Stephen O Brien Dara Moyihan Diarmuid O Connor Killian Spillane M Burns P Clifford J O Donoghue I don’t think Tony would be as effective as these players at inter county level. James O’Donoghue
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Post by Mickmack on Aug 22, 2020 19:46:48 GMT
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Post by Mickmack on Aug 22, 2020 20:21:37 GMT
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NEWS
East Kerry: 1-14 Feale Rangers: 0-3
Reigning champions East Kerry were at their ease in coming through this desperately one-sided Kerry county championship fixture.
Absolutely nobody will want to draw East Kerry when the quarter-final pairings are determined tomorrow evening for while Jerry O’Sullivan’s charges didn’t set the world alight here, they still managed to hold their opponents scoreless from play across 60-plus minutes of football.
In better weather conditions than they had to battle here, the potential of this East Kerry side, strengthened by the addition of Rathmore’s Paul Murphy and Shane Ryan, is as exciting as it is undeniable.
The winners only kicked three second-half points, a most modest tally, yes, but there was no requirement to keep the scoreboard ticking over given the result had been taken care of in the first-half.
Points from the Clifford brothers, Paudie and David, and Darragh Roche had East Kerry 0-7 to 0-1 clear after 22 minutes and it was game over when Roche drilled the ball to the roof of James Barry’s net shortly after.
We must give Barry due credit, though, because he would go on to produce a number of fine saves and you can be sure the end margin would have been far greater than 14 points were it not for his several interventions.
It was 1-10 to 0-1 at the break, with David Clifford (free), Roche (free) and sub Mike Foley accounting for East Kerry’s three second-half points.
Foley’s fisted effort was the game’s only second-half score from play.
Scorers for East Kerry: D Roche (1-3, 0-2 frees); D Clifford (0-6, 0-4 frees, 0-1 mark); P Clifford (0-3, 0-1 free, 0-1 45’);D Moynihan, M Foley (0-1 each).
Scorers for Feale Rangers: S Keane (0-2, 0-2 frees); D Lynch (0-1 free).
East Kerry: S Ryan (Rathmore); C O’Donoghue (Glenflesk), J Sherwood (Firies), P Warren (Gneeveguilla); S Cronin (Spa), D O’Donoghue (Spa), P Murphy (Rathmore); L Kearney (Spa), R Buckley (Listry); D Moynihan (Spa), P Clifford (Fossa), B O’Keeffe (Rathmore); D Clifford (Fossa), D Roche (Glenflesk), E Cronin (Spa).
Subs: N Donohue (Firies) for Warren (42 mins); D O’Brien (Glenflesk) for O’Keeffe (45); B O’Donoghue (Glenflesk) for E Cronin (51); J O’Donoghue (Glenflesk) for Moynihan (56)
Feale Rangers: J Barry (St Senan’s); ST Dillon (St Senan’s), N Collins (Listowel Emmets), M McNulty (Duagh); A O’Connor (Duagh), S Stack (Moyvane), E Browne (Listowel Emmets); E Flaherty (Moyvane), E O’Connell (St Senan’s); T Scanlon (Duagh), D Hunt (St Senan’s), K Trant (St Senan’s); S Weir (St Senan’s), M Stack (Moyvane), D Lynch (Listowel Emmets).
Subs: P Quille (St Senan’s) for S Weir (28); D Maher (Duagh) for McNulty, P Corridon (Finuge) for Lynch, S Keane (Listowel Emmets) for Trant (all half-time).
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Post by Mickmack on Aug 22, 2020 20:23:55 GMT
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020 - 20:52 PM TONY LEEN, DINGLE Kerry SFC: Templenoe 3-7 Dingle 1-12
However long the Championship roads runs for Templenoe, there will always be Dingle in August.
The tiny hamlet outside Kenmare made their bow at senior championship level a historic one with a shock one-point victory over favourites Dingle at Pairc an Aghasaigh.
The poise of the display belied the enormity of the occasion for John Rice’s side.
They may have suffered cruel late defeats in the Kerry club competition this summer, but they have stood to Templenoe, who saw out this first round win despite a strong finish from a Dingle side playing catch-up from two first half sucker punches from the visitors.
Those Templenoe goals from Killian Spillane and captain Teddy Doyle gave them a foothold in the game, and one suspects a measure of self-belief.
Spillane’s 27th minute finish catapulted Templenoe into a 2-5 to 1-3 lead, a strong recovery after Dingle’s strong start, franked by a Matthew O’Flaherty 12 th minute goal which gave the hosts a 1-2 to 0-2 lead into the breeze.
Two late points from Conor Geaney and a 45 by keeper Daithi O’Connor gave Dingle a strong platform to kick on in the second period, only three behind 2-5 to 1-5.
Admirable control
But the game’s decisive moment would arrive only three minutes after the restart when a driving run from John Rice put John Crowley Holland in place for the simple finish and a third Templenoe goal.
This gave Rice’s side something tangible – and historic – to hold onto, and they did so with admirable control and untiring toil. Gavin Crowley was superb at centre back, but what about the returning Tadhg Morley, who held Paul Geaney scoreless?
However, there were heroes in blue and white all over the field for Templenoe who were on the back foot from a resurgent Dingle in the final quarter.
Conor Geaney kicked a ridiculous sideline from to inspire the hosts, and a super catch and pass from Barry O’Sullivan – deemed unfit to start – teed up the excellent Tom O’Sullivan for a 45 th minute point. Dingle were now within one (3-6 to 1-11) with time and the elements on their side.
Perhaps the final water break killed their momentum, but more credit must go to Templenoe who burned up plenty of clock with lengthy bouts of possession in the last ten minutes.
Killian Spillane put them two up, Tom O’Sullivan replied but there was a whiff in Templenoe nostrils that would not see this group denied their moment.
They go straight into a quarter-final next weekend, and though their pick is small, their momentum is huge.
Scorers for Templenoe: K Spillane (1-5, 2 frees), J Crowley Holland (1-0), T Doyle (1- 0), B Crowley, S O’Sullivan (0-1 each).
Scorers for Dingle: C Geaney (0-5, 2 frees), M O Flaherty (1-0), T O’Sullivan (0-3), D Geaney (0-2 each), D O’Connor G Durant (0-1 each).
Dingle: D O’Connor. T Leo O’Sullivan, P O’Connor, M Flannery; A. O’Connor, T. O’Sullivan, M Boyle; D. O’Sullivan, L O’Connor; R McCarthy, M Geaney, M O’Flaherty;
D Geaney, P Geaney, C Geaney.
Subs: G Durant for M Geaney (19), B O’Sullivan for D O’Sullivan (41), C Bambury for McCarhty (54), N Geaney for Boyle (60).
Templenoe: M Looney; T Spillane, T Morley, K. O’Neill; M Reilly, G Crowley, J Rice; S Sheehan, A Spillane; T Doyle, B Crowley, J Crowley Holland; S O’Sullivan, K Spillane, C . Crowley.
Subs: C Hallissey for A Spillane (52); K McCarthy for T Spillane (inj, 52).
Referee: B Brosnan (Glenflesk)
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Post by Mickmack on Aug 22, 2020 20:25:46 GMT
Its amazing the effect the water break is having on games. A big momentum shifter.
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Post by Annascaultilidie on Aug 22, 2020 21:15:16 GMT
Right click MM's avatar and press open image in new tab! ? What the lads are looking at and perhaps what the Kerry lad is gesticulating about is the kind of thing PO got in trouble for in the Sem.
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Post by Mickmack on Aug 22, 2020 21:42:11 GMT
What the lads are looking at and perhaps what the Kerry lad is gesticulating about is the kind of thing PO got in trouble for in the Sem. janey you have great eye sight. I took that photo of a painting on the wall of a dublin establishment and never spotted the 'dirty' magazine.
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Post by Annascaultilidie on Aug 22, 2020 21:56:58 GMT
What the lads are looking at and perhaps what the Kerry lad is gesticulating about is the kind of thing PO got in trouble for in the Sem. janey you have great eye sight. I took that photo of a painting on the wall of a dublin establishment and never spotted the 'dirty' magazine It's hilarious! I do recall your previous avatar was also rather racy and assumed it was intentional.
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Post by Mickmack on Aug 22, 2020 22:02:34 GMT
janey you have great eye sight. I took that photo of a painting on the wall of a dublin establishment and never spotted the 'dirty' magazine It's hilarious! I do recall your previous avatar was also rather racy and assumed it was intentional. I thought twas just a dub and a kerryman shooting the breeeze after the match. Spose i better delete it before i get 'cancelled'.
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Post by Annascaultilidie on Aug 22, 2020 22:11:12 GMT
It's hilarious! I do recall your previous avatar was also rather racy and assumed it was intentional. I thought twas just a dub and a kerryman shooting the breeeze after the match. Spose i better delete it before i get 'cancelled'. Do not 😂
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Post by dc84 on Aug 23, 2020 9:43:28 GMT
on the game last night i thought all four of templenoes county men were immense killian despite being fairly well marshalled by tom leo was pure class. But gavin crowley was MOTM for me reafs the game so well and is a tough bit of stuff id say kerrys best defender at the moment!
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Post by Mickmack on Aug 23, 2020 10:00:06 GMT
on the game last night i thought all four of templenoes county men were immense killian despite being fairly well marshalled by tom leo was pure class. But gavin crowley was MOTM for me reafs the game so well and is a tough bit of stuff id say kerrys best defender at the moment! yes and a many club men for Templenoe were immense...the number 8...Sheehan was it....was a warrior. Inspiring.
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Post by Mickmack on Aug 23, 2020 10:13:10 GMT
Legion v Rahillys at 3.30 on RTE2 today.
Jack Savage plowed a lone furrow after TW went off v Kenmare. Is JOD fit and well for this. Should be close again.
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Aug 23, 2020 11:32:45 GMT
KOR will need a big game from BJK- he was non existent in the club championship.
I’d make Legion very slight favourites if JOD is fit but it’ll be tight
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Post by onlykerry on Aug 23, 2020 11:43:03 GMT
KOR will need a big game from BJK- he was non existent in the club championship. I’d make Legion very slight favourites if JOD is fit but it’ll be tight I would not be expecting much from BJK today - he is suspended - red card in the loss to East Kerry from last year.
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