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Post by greengold35 on Jul 26, 2024 22:54:48 GMT
Scrappy enough match in Tralee this evening. Laune Rangers should have been out of sight at halftime, but didn't take their chances and were only up by 3 points at halftime after playing with the breeze. 2 goals on the break clenched it for Rahillys. David Moran with 1-1 from play in the 2nd half is still a class act. You mean Barry John with 1-1. David scored a point in second half. Laune rangers threw it away. I thought it was a high quality afair actually in a defensive aspect Think it was a real championship affair - thought ref ignored way too many fouls in trying to keep the game flowing - definitely a lot of frees were ignored. Rangers will rue their missed chances to be sure but are probably good enough to still make the last 8 - they were over reliant on Eoghan Hassett. |
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Post by Control8 on Jul 26, 2024 23:07:31 GMT
The Eolaire 2024 document also has the following (tidied up from tables in the document for easier reading): INTERMEDIATE CLUB FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2024 - For the purposes of confirming the Rd 2 & Rd 3 Matches, where a game finishes level in Rd 1 - The 1st named team in that game will be designated the 'Match Winner' and the 2nd named team the 'Match Loser'. GROUP 1 - Round 1
Neutral venue: John Mitchels v Austin Stacks; Glenbeigh/Glencar v An Ghaeltacht
Round 2 1st named = home venue Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser GROUP 2 - Round 1
Neutral venue: Laune Rangers v Kerins O’Rahilly’s; Listowel Emmets v Kilcummin
Round 2 1st named = home venue Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser GROUP 3 - Round 1
Neutral venue: Beaufort v Fossa; Ballydonoghue v Desmonds
Round 2 1st named = home venue Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser GROUP 4 - Round 1
Neutral venue: Glenflesk v Killarney Legion; Gneeveguilla v St. Mary’s
Round 2 1st named = home venue Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser |
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Post by mg72 on Jul 26, 2024 23:26:48 GMT
Scrappy enough match in Tralee this evening. Laune Rangers should have been out of sight at halftime, but didn't take their chances and were only up by 3 points at halftime after playing with the breeze. 2 goals on the break clenched it for Rahillys. David Moran with 1-1 from play in the 2nd half is still a class act. You mean Barry John with 1-1. David scored a point in second half. Laune rangers threw it away. I thought it was a high quality afair actually in a defensive aspect My mistake, it was the other Rahillys goal I was thinking of. I thought it was David that got it, but it was Tom Hoare that scored it. As for it being a high quality affair in a defensive aspect. Yes the defending in huge numbers by both teams, stifled the opposition, but that's not what I judge a quality match by. I go by the more easy on the eye stuff like good kick passing, backs able to defend 1 on 1, forwards confident and able enough to take on their men. Most of the hand passing, and shooting this evening was woeful. |
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Post by Premier on Jul 27, 2024 1:38:02 GMT
The Eolaire 2024 document also has the following (tidied up from tables in the document for easier reading): INTERMEDIATE CLUB FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2024 - For the purposes of confirming the Rd 2 & Rd 3 Matches, where a game finishes level in Rd 1 - The 1st named team in that game will be designated the 'Match Winner' and the 2nd named team the 'Match Loser'. GROUP 1 - Round 1
Neutral venue: John Mitchels v Austin Stacks; Glenbeigh/Glencar v An Ghaeltacht
Round 2 1st named = home venue Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser GROUP 2 - Round 1
Neutral venue: Laune Rangers v Kerins O’Rahilly’s; Listowel Emmets v Kilcummin
Round 2 1st named = home venue Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser GROUP 3 - Round 1
Neutral venue: Beaufort v Fossa; Ballydonoghue v Desmonds
Round 2 1st named = home venue Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser GROUP 4 - Round 1
Neutral venue: Glenflesk v Killarney Legion; Gneeveguilla v St. Mary’s
Round 2 1st named = home venue Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser Can anyone explain to me how it makes sense to go winner v loser in the 2nd round? Take Stacks’ group for example. Stacks will beat Mitchel’s and say Gaeltacht beat Glenbeigh. The next round then would be Stacks beating Glenbeigh and Gaeltacht beating Mitchels. The last round then is a complete dead rubber because of no relegation. If you were to do winner v winner in the 2nd game, one of those teams would have to drop points and would keep it all competitive into the last game |
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Post by onlykerry on Jul 27, 2024 11:24:56 GMT
You mean Barry John with 1-1. David scored a point in second half. Laune rangers threw it away. I thought it was a high quality afair actually in a defensive aspect Think it was a real championship affair - thought ref ignored way too many fouls in trying to keep the game flowing - definitely a lot of frees were ignored. Rangers will rue their missed chances to be sure but are probably good enough to still make the last 8 - they were over reliant on Eoghan Hassett. Credit to both teams for not letting this game get out of control due to the lax refereeing. Clear fouls to both sides were overlooked and some of them were robust challenges that on another day could flare up to a melee. intensity was championship level, shooting was poor in the main with some poor misses. Tomas Kennedy looks to be a serious player in the making and it will be interesting to see how he develops - one majestic high catch and a couple of long range points. Eoghan Hassett did well for Rangers and got on a lot of ball with some good scores. |
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Post by greengold35 on Jul 27, 2024 11:57:03 GMT
Think it was a real championship affair - thought ref ignored way too many fouls in trying to keep the game flowing - definitely a lot of frees were ignored. Rangers will rue their missed chances to be sure but are probably good enough to still make the last 8 - they were over reliant on Eoghan Hassett. Credit to both teams for not letting this game get out of control due to the lax refereeing. Clear fouls to both sides were overlooked and some of them were robust challenges that on another day could flare up to a melee. intensity was championship level, shooting was poor in the main with some poor misses. Tomas Kennedy looks to be a serious player in the making and it will be interesting to see how he develops - one majestic high catch and a couple of long range points. Eoghan Hassett did well for Rangers and got on a lot of ball with some good scores. I am glad that you think the same about the ref!! I know he has a reputation for allowed no the game to “ flow” but it never should be at the expense of clear fouls - thought the hit on Tomás Kennedy in the first half was a foul & a possible yellow - equally there were some challenges that were black cards. I think Tomás Kennedy is a very serious prospect- expected him to play further afield , anywhere in the half forward line would seem to suit him - he has the class, physique & for a still 17 year old, he seems very mature. Just hope he stays in the country! |
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Post by greengold35 on Jul 27, 2024 12:00:49 GMT
The Eolaire 2024 document also has the following (tidied up from tables in the document for easier reading): INTERMEDIATE CLUB FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2024 - For the purposes of confirming the Rd 2 & Rd 3 Matches, where a game finishes level in Rd 1 - The 1st named team in that game will be designated the 'Match Winner' and the 2nd named team the 'Match Loser'. GROUP 1 - Round 1
Neutral venue: John Mitchels v Austin Stacks; Glenbeigh/Glencar v An Ghaeltacht
Round 2 1st named = home venue Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser GROUP 2 - Round 1
Neutral venue: Laune Rangers v Kerins O’Rahilly’s; Listowel Emmets v Kilcummin
Round 2 1st named = home venue Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser GROUP 3 - Round 1
Neutral venue: Beaufort v Fossa; Ballydonoghue v Desmonds
Round 2 1st named = home venue Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser GROUP 4 - Round 1
Neutral venue: Glenflesk v Killarney Legion; Gneeveguilla v St. Mary’s
Round 2 1st named = home venue Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser Can anyone explain to me how it makes sense to go winner v loser in the 2nd round? Take Stacks’ group for example. Stacks will beat Mitchel’s and say Gaeltacht beat Glenbeigh. The next round then would be Stacks beating Glenbeigh and Gaeltacht beating Mitchels. The last round then is a complete dead rubber because of no relegation. If you were to do winner v winner in the 2nd game, one of those teams would have to drop points and would keep it all competitive into the last game There is no rationale to the system - the senior county championship is reverting to the old format, ie, first round winners play each other and four teams going straight to the 1/4 finals - not sure why this is any different! |
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Post by tman59 on Jul 27, 2024 12:13:28 GMT
Have Kerry GAA stopped posting Match Programmes on their website prior to games?
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Post by greengold35 on Jul 27, 2024 12:54:27 GMT
Have Kerry GAA stopped posting Match Programmes on their website prior to games? As we have often said, the site is a joke - there are too many chiefs, not enough Indians in ASP! I rang on Tuesday to ascertain if there would be a cash turnstile open for last night’s game - I was told “ we don’t know”! Nobody could answer the question! We have an anonymous PRO and a shambles of a website! |
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Post by mainevalley on Jul 27, 2024 13:40:08 GMT
They seem to have packed up the online programs. Alot of teams seem to be down players
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Post by Control8 on Jul 27, 2024 20:05:22 GMT
Round 1 results and fixtures for Rounds 2 and 3...dates/times to be confirmed. GROUP 1
Round 1 Neutral venue: John Mitchels 0-9 Austin Stacks 2-15; Glenbeigh/Glencar 2-9 An Ghaeltacht 0-11 Round 2 1st named = home venue Austin Stacks v An Ghaeltacht; John Mitchels v Glenbeigh/GlencarRound 3 1st named = home venue Glenbeigh/Glencar v Austin Stacks; An Ghaeltacht v John Mitchels GROUP 2
Round 1 Neutral venue: Laune Rangers 0-13 Kerins O’Rahilly’s 2-9; Listowel Emmets 0-9 Kilcummin 0-11 Round 2 1st named = home venue Kerins O’Rahilly’s v Listowel Emmets; Laune Rangers v KilcumminRound 3 1st named = home venue Kilcummin v Kerins O’Rahilly’s; Listowel Emmets v Laune Rangers GROUP 3
Round 1 Neutral venue: Beaufort 0-14 Fossa 1-10; Ballydonoghue 2-11 Desmonds 3-10 Round 2 1st named = home venue
Beaufort v Ballydonoghue; Fossa v DesmondsRound 3 1st named = home venue Desmonds v Beaufort; Ballydonoghue v Fossa GROUP 4
Round 1 Neutral venue: Glenflesk 1-17 Killarney Legion 1-16; Gneeveguilla 3-12 St. Mary’s 0-7 Round 2 1st named = home venue
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Post by john4 on Jul 27, 2024 23:50:21 GMT
Have Kerry GAA stopped posting Match Programmes on their website prior to games? As we have often said, the site is a joke - there are too many chiefs, not enough Indians in ASP! I rang on Tuesday to ascertain if there would be a cash turnstile open for last night’s game - I was told “ we don’t know”! Nobody could answer the question! We have an anonymous PRO and a shambles of a website! We need a COO. Things should be better if we're to be at the leading edge of things. I know there's fantastic volunteers involved everywhere in Kerry Gaa but standards need to be high |
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Post by greengold35 on Jul 28, 2024 10:46:31 GMT
As we have often said, the site is a joke - there are too many chiefs, not enough Indians in ASP! I rang on Tuesday to ascertain if there would be a cash turnstile open for last night’s game - I was told “ we don’t know”! Nobody could answer the question! We have an anonymous PRO and a shambles of a website! We need a COO. Things should be better if we're to be at the leading edge of things. I know there's fantastic volunteers involved everywhere in Kerry Gaa but standards need to be high Fully agree but lately I have seen our county secretary being referred to CEO of Kerry County Board! Notions!! |
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Post by Control8 on Jul 28, 2024 20:18:02 GMT
Round 1 results and fixtures for Rounds 2 and 3...dates/times to be confirmed. GROUP 1
Round 1 Neutral venue: John Mitchels 0-9 Austin Stacks 2-15; Glenbeigh/Glencar 2-9 An Ghaeltacht 0-11 Round 2 1st named = home venue
Austin Stacks v An Ghaeltacht; John Mitchels v Glenbeigh/GlencarRound 3 1st named = home venue Glenbeigh/Glencar v Austin Stacks; An Ghaeltacht v John Mitchels GROUP 2
Round 1 Neutral venue: Laune Rangers 0-13 Kerins O’Rahilly’s 2-9; Listowel Emmets 0-9 Kilcummin 0-11 Round 2 1st named = home venue
Kerins O’Rahilly’s v Listowel Emmets; Laune Rangers v KilcumminRound 3 1st named = home venue Kilcummin v Kerins O’Rahilly’s; Listowel Emmets v Laune Rangers GROUP 3
Round 1 Neutral venue: Beaufort 0-14 Fossa 1-10; Ballydonoghue 2-11 Desmonds 3-10 Round 2 1st named = home venue
Beaufort v Ballydonoghue; Fossa v DesmondsRound 3 1st named = home venue Desmonds v Beaufort; Ballydonoghue v Fossa GROUP 4
Round 1 Neutral venue: Glenflesk 1-17 Killarney Legion 1-16; Gneeveguilla 3-12 St. Mary’s 0-7 Round 2 1st named = home venue
Glenflesk v St. Mary’s; Killarney Legion v GneeveguillaRound 3 1st named = home venue Gneeveguilla v Glenflesk; St. Mary’s v Killarney Legion Round 2 dates/times on website...Games scheduled for 3/4 Aug. As always, verify times/venues/dates before travel...we won't put game details in this thread in case something changes. |
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Post by Control8 on Jul 29, 2024 22:02:22 GMT
Our intermediate club champions will play the Cork/Limerick champions in the Munster Semi-Final on 23/24 Nov at a Cork or Limerick venue.
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Post by glengael on Jul 31, 2024 8:15:18 GMT
Can't find any fixtures on the website, only a table based on the result of last weekend's games.
When I press upcoming fixtures, that's all I get!
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Post by greengold35 on Jul 31, 2024 8:54:52 GMT
Can't find any fixtures on the website, only a table based on the result of last weekend's games. When I press upcoming fixtures, that's all I get! But, but it’s all Servasports fault!!!! Farcical is being generous ! |
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Post by breakingninja on Jul 31, 2024 9:13:58 GMT
I watched the Legion vs Glenflesk game on Clubber last weekend. Dara Roche with 1-10 is some kicking. Great to see James O Donoghue back to his best kicking 7 points.
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Post by mainevalley on Jul 31, 2024 9:45:34 GMT
I watched the Legion vs Glenflesk game on Clubber last weekend. Dara Roche with 1-10 is some kicking. Great to see James O Donoghue back to his best kicking 7 points. I fancy gneeveguilla to beat legion this weekend easy enough, legion missing too many and don't have the heart when it comes to it.Laune rangers will beat killcumin just about. Stacks look strong but wouldn't be packing bags for senior yet, light upfront. Beaufort could be the dark horses. Wouldn't rule out glenbeigh to reach semis. |
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Post by kingdomgreenandgold on Jul 31, 2024 17:35:09 GMT
Stacks, Rahillys, Beaufort the three to beat here?
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Post by greengold35 on Jul 31, 2024 18:32:34 GMT
Stacks, Rahillys, Beaufort the three to beat here? Austin Stacks are the favourites & rightly so - defensively strong, good forwards - Joe O’Connor formidable @ midfield. KO’R will be hoping to keep some of their elder statesmen fit which could be a challenge given the condensed nature of the fixtures - the availability of the likes of Cormac Coffey & Conor Hayes will be crucial to their hopes. Beaufort are strong - Mike Breen, Seán O’Brien, Kieran Dennehy will all take watching. Think Glenflesk will be there or thereabouts - Daniel O’Brien, Darragh Roche, Luke Crowley, Cian Lynch - not sure if the latter 2 are available; that would be my last 4 - maybe Fossa will upset the apple cart! |
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Post by edgeofthesquare on Jul 31, 2024 19:21:56 GMT
Stacks, Rahillys, Beaufort the three to beat here? Austin Stacks are the favourites & rightly so - defensively strong, good forwards - Joe O’Connor formidable @ midfield. KO’R will be hoping to keep some of their elder statesmen fit which could be a challenge given the condensed nature of the fixtures - the availability of the likes of Cormac Coffey & Conor Hayes will be crucial to their hopes. Beaufort are strong - Mike Breen, Seán O’Brien, Kieran Dennehy will all take watching. Think Glenflesk will be there or thereabouts - Daniel O’Brien, Darragh Roche, Luke Crowley, Cian Lynch - not sure if the latter 2 are available; that would be my last 4 - maybe Fossa will upset the apple cart! Is Kieran Dennehy back? Thought his injury was going to keep him out. Luke Crowley and Cian Lynch are over in America at the moment, I imagine they’ll be home for the knockout rounds. For me it’s going to be Stacks, Beaufort or Glenflesk. |
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Post by greengold35 on Jul 31, 2024 19:42:55 GMT
Austin Stacks are the favourites & rightly so - defensively strong, good forwards - Joe O’Connor formidable @ midfield. KO’R will be hoping to keep some of their elder statesmen fit which could be a challenge given the condensed nature of the fixtures - the availability of the likes of Cormac Coffey & Conor Hayes will be crucial to their hopes. Beaufort are strong - Mike Breen, Seán O’Brien, Kieran Dennehy will all take watching. Think Glenflesk will be there or thereabouts - Daniel O’Brien, Darragh Roche, Luke Crowley, Cian Lynch - not sure if the latter 2 are available; that would be my last 4 - maybe Fossa will upset the apple cart! Is Kieran Dennehy back? Thought his injury was going to keep him out. Luke Crowley and Cian Lynch are over in America at the moment, I imagine they’ll be home for the knockout rounds. For me it’s going to be Stacks, Beaufort or Glenflesk. I am not sure on Dennehy - heard different reports. A lot of the US based guys are returning at the minute so teams will be almost @ full strength for the knock out stages. |
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Post by The16thMan on Jul 31, 2024 20:29:26 GMT
Stacks clear favourites in my eyes and are looking to be building a serious team over next couple years. Minor and U21 County titles recently, several intercounty players between Minor,U21 & Senior.
Stacks should realistically be aiming for Croke Park in January. They must have near 10 players who were on a Kerry panel in 2024 or done so in the past.
Beaufort best equipped to beat them and like usual it is getting out of Kerry that is the hardest part but I still think Stacks are a good 5 points better than 2nd best.
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Post by pillar on Aug 4, 2024 10:40:23 GMT
I watched the Legion vs Glenflesk game on Clubber last weekend. Dara Roche with 1-10 is some kicking. Great to see James O Donoghue back to his best kicking 7 points. I fancy gneeveguilla to beat legion this weekend easy enough, legion missing too many and don't have the heart when it comes to it.Laune rangers will beat killcumin just about. Stacks look strong but wouldn't be packing bags for senior yet, light upfront. Beaufort could be the dark horses. Wouldn't rule out glenbeigh to reach semis. Hope you didn't put the house on Gneeveguilla |
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Post by Premier on Aug 4, 2024 14:53:41 GMT
G1
A Stacks 0-8 Ghaeltacht 0-8
J Mitchels 0-10 Glenbeigh-Glencar 0-13
G2
K O'Rahilly's 1-16 L Emmets 0-11
L Rangers 2-12 Kilcummin 2-10
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Fossa 1-18 C Desmonds 0-16
Beaufort 2-15 Ballydonoghue 1-9
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Legion 0-20 Gneeveguilla 0-9
Glenflesk 1-7 St Mary's 0-7
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Post by mainevalley on Aug 4, 2024 15:52:33 GMT
I fancy gneeveguilla to beat legion this weekend easy enough, legion missing too many and don't have the heart when it comes to it.Laune rangers will beat killcumin just about. Stacks look strong but wouldn't be packing bags for senior yet, light upfront. Beaufort could be the dark horses. Wouldn't rule out glenbeigh to reach semis. Hope you didn't put the house on Gneeveguilla No well beaten, saying that all they need to do is beat glenflesk at home the next day which I'd say they will do. Glenflesk poor on paper and barely beat the Mary's today. Stacks got a fright too. KOR seem to be going well now! |
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Post by The16thMan on Aug 4, 2024 16:04:24 GMT
Hope you didn't put the house on Gneeveguilla No well beaten, saying that all they need to do is beat glenflesk at home the next day which I'd say they will do. Glenflesk poor on paper and barely beat the Mary's today. Stacks got a fright too. KOR seem to be going well now! Watched the Legion game 2nd half yesterday and to be fair they could have won by more. They were very slick in their handling and passing yesterday and cut through Gneeveguilla on multiple times, taking their point when they could have got goals. They aren't out of the race yet. |
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Post by mainevalley on Aug 4, 2024 16:07:23 GMT
No well beaten, saying that all they need to do is beat glenflesk at home the next day which I'd say they will do. Glenflesk poor on paper and barely beat the Mary's today. Stacks got a fright too. KOR seem to be going well now! Watched the Legion game 2nd half yesterday and to be fair they could have won by more. They were very slick in their handling and passing yesterday and cut through Gneeveguilla on multiple times, taking their point when they could have got goals. They aren't out of the race yet. Bizarre why they didn't go for the goals though, point difference could come into it. They look good on+10, if gneeveguilla beat glenflesk by anything they go through, while a draw will be enough for glenflesk. Glenflesk could be the ones to lose out oddly enough if gneeveguilla beat them. It will be three teams on 6 points, if legion beat Mary's. |
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Post by mainevalley on Aug 4, 2024 16:10:02 GMT
Watched the Legion game 2nd half yesterday and to be fair they could have won by more. They were very slick in their handling and passing yesterday and cut through Gneeveguilla on multiple times, taking their point when they could have got goals. They aren't out of the race yet. Bizarre why they didn't go for the goals though, point difference could come into it. They look good on+10, if gneeveguilla beat glenflesk by anything they go through, while a draw will be enough for glenflesk. Glenflesk could be the ones to lose out oddly enough if gneeveguilla beat them. It will be three teams on 6 points, if legion beat Mary's. It will be legion to top it and gneeveguilla to beat glenflesk at home to knock them out. They would want to be thinking about bringing them Americans players back ASAP.... Legion in Fairness look very sharp and fit. |
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