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Post by Premier on Jul 15, 2024 8:22:53 GMT
Where do we stand with regard to the All stars this year. There hasn’t been too many outstanding attacking performances. Without seeing anyone else’s team and with zero thought having gone into it this is the way I would have it Pre- final.
Hughes
Glynn
Eoin Ban Gallagher
Tom Sullivan
McHugh
Forker/Mogan
McCambridge
Langan
Conroy
McDaid
Rian O’Neill
Maher
Turbitt
Gallen
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Just as I was typing really struggled with the forwards. Honestly don’t even feel great giving any of the 5 an all star nailed on so far. Definitely a good few backs who are more deserving. Maybe I’m missing forwards that I can’t think of but not a great sign
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Post by Annascaultilidie on Jul 15, 2024 8:28:29 GMT
A shout for Brian Ó Beaglaoi.
We might be short nominations let alone All Stars. Maybe Paidi Clifford for a nomination.
Sam Mulroy for an All Star? Ryan O'Donoghue?
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Post by blacksheep21 on Jul 15, 2024 10:12:05 GMT
Too much competition in the half back line for O Beaglaioch. It’s either Tom or Paul in the full back line who have the best shout.
Don’t think Paudie has much of a chance to be honest.
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Post by dano on Jul 15, 2024 10:57:50 GMT
Maybe Tony Brosnan too
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Post by Hicser on Jul 15, 2024 14:39:16 GMT
No All Stars for Kerry this year.
The nature of our campaign has meant we played only Derry and Armagh as significant games.
Derry wax awful, no one deserved an All Star who played in that game.
And in the end Armagh was a poor loss.
There were too many standout performances in other games in Ulster and round robins.
I’d expect they will be shared between Galway, Armagh, Donegal, and Mayo.
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Post by pipsqueak01 on Jul 15, 2024 17:52:31 GMT
I think Paul will get one
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Post by dc84 on Jul 15, 2024 18:32:33 GMT
Of our lads I'd say murphy and beaglaoich will get nominated at least beyond that maybe diarmuid or Tony brosnan.
I'd say the all stars this year could be a collectors item no kerry or dublin players !
Which has only happened 3 times since 1971 1990 1998 and 2003!
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Post by orangerhyme on Jul 15, 2024 18:32:34 GMT
No All Stars for Kerry this year. The nature of our campaign has meant we played only Derry and Armagh as significant games. Derry wax awful, no one deserved an All Star who played in that game. And in the end Armagh was a poor loss. There were too many standout performances in other games in Ulster and round robins. I’d expect they will be shared between Galway, Armagh, Donegal, and Mayo. This. I don't think we'll get an All star. I remember in the Armagh game at about the 50th or 60th minute I was thinking Paudie Clifford will get MOTM. Begley was the best player in the Derry game. Paul Murphy was our player of the season I think. |
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Post by kerryexile5 on Jul 16, 2024 11:30:40 GMT
I’d say they will find an All Star place for the Louth wing back Craig Lennon who scored 4-7 from play in the championship including goals v Dublin in the Leinster final and against Kerry.
That is some scoring for a wing back.
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Post by clarinman on Jul 16, 2024 14:04:04 GMT
I’d say they will find an All Star place for the Louth wing back Craig Lennon who scored 4-7 from play in the championship including goals v Dublin in the Leinster final and against Kerry. That is some scoring for a wing back. Lennon didn't get the Louth goal against Kerry, it was the number 2. He was quiet enough against Kerry and was taken off half way through second half. I don't remember him doing much in the Donegal quarter final either. I would be surprised if Lennon got an all star ahead of lads like Forker, McCambridge, Mogan, Ryan McHugh and Dylan McHugh. |
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Post by Premier on Jul 29, 2024 4:21:31 GMT
After the final I’m still struggling massively with this team, particularly in the forwards. At the moment this is what I think without not much thought gone into it:
Hughes (Best goalkeeper this year, no doubt)
McCambridge (Honestly never heard of him before this year, great year)
McKay (Struggling a bit here but can’t think of anyone else)
Tom Sullivan (People have overshadowed his goal miss as a non All Star year. He was Kerry’s front runner for FOTY until semi, destroyed Murray in quarter. He does things no other back can do and is taken for granted)
McHugh (Galway’s best player this year)
Forker (Touch and go between him and Silke)
Mogan (Donegal’s best player this year)
Conroy (Cert at midfield)
Langan (Probably the closest call. Just think he was a bit better than both Armagh midfielders)
Maher (Great final to cap a great year)
O’Neill (Mixed the good with the bad, performed when it mattered most though)
Conaty (Great year asides from Kerry game)
Gallen (The only inside forward this year who performed consistently)
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? (Honestly don’t know who should get the two other inside spots. Finnerty missed most of the year and played well in the semi. Turbitt was taken off today at 40 mins. Walsh couldn’t get one. A bad year to be an inside forward with 7 sweepers standing in front of you.
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Post by Annascaultilidie on Jul 29, 2024 6:20:30 GMT
Sam Mulroy.
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Post by horsebox77 on Jul 29, 2024 7:56:33 GMT
Lads, I cannot see any Kerry all star, the only ones on the arc are Tom Sull and Brión O'Beagleoich, but looking at the overall picture, it was a defenders year more than a forwards year .
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Post by Premier on Jul 29, 2024 7:56:35 GMT
Did he score that much from play? Good free taker but the other corner forward scored more play from what I remember |
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Post by Annascaultilidie on Jul 29, 2024 8:53:33 GMT
Did he score that much from play? Good free taker but the other corner forward scored more play from what I remember I think he scored heavily but about a quarter from play. Who would you have ahead of him: we have a dearth of inside forwards scoring heavily from play this year. |
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Post by orangerhyme on Jul 29, 2024 9:19:30 GMT
Lads, I cannot see any Kerry all star, the only ones on the arc are Tom Sull and Brión O'Beagleoich, but looking at the overall picture, it was a defenders year more than a forwards year . We might get a couple of nominations but that's it really. |
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Post by Premier on Jul 29, 2024 14:50:22 GMT
Did he score that much from play? Good free taker but the other corner forward scored more play from what I remember I think he scored heavily but about a quarter from play. Who would you have ahead of him: we have a dearth of inside forwards scoring heavily from play this year. I probably would have Ryan O’Donoghue ahead of him. But honestly not too strong on that either. Turbitt probably will get one |
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Post by Annascaultilidie on Jul 29, 2024 14:54:16 GMT
I think he scored heavily but about a quarter from play. Who would you have ahead of him: we have a dearth of inside forwards scoring heavily from play this year. I probably would have Ryan O’Donoghue ahead of him. But honestly not too strong on that either. Turbitt probably will get one Yeah, Ryan O'D a fair shout. Edit: I see up the page here I also shouted for O'Donoghue. |
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Post by Ballydonoghoor on Jul 29, 2024 18:36:15 GMT
The conspiracy theorist in me says that the only reason they won't pick TSG 15 is that, well TSG did it, so they have to be different; otherwise they will only as smart as TSG gang and we can't have that.
Any glitch in a non finalist puts paid to their chances and that we didn't prevail is a bit of a glitch in itself - I am sick all day myself after someone again sayin we'd have bate the pick of what was there yesterday; are they winding me up or what? On a good day I think we would but we weren't there so sin é but latchicos even on here thinking of next year has me throwing furniture around the gaff - I even mopped the floor to calm myself but the handle broke, probably with the surprise of never having met me before!
Donegal's Gallen is an interesting specimen - laddos tell me they just love marking him in training; do they hell, I'd say he is used to drop a hint of the slán agus beannacht! I saw him take over the show of a day in Donegal and he still a teen', probably the best performance in a club game I ever saw, bearing in my mind I was a late developer myself as an analyst (of the piss artist variant!) and so most of my evidence is outside Chiarraí - covered my arse nicely there! Seriously though Oisín is everything though I often wonder if the targeted physicality today has him injured so much, maybe a bit like our own freckled boy and that Clifford Dave is never injured has me thinking I'm right. The Donegal buachaillín rua has been plagues with injuries for years so if there is room for compassion he sure deserves consideration.
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Post by Premier on Sept 19, 2024 6:27:27 GMT
2 Clifford’s, Briain and Tom nominated. Tony Brosnan arguably unlucky to miss out. He’d probably a better year than David
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Post by glengael on Sept 19, 2024 8:48:20 GMT
2 Clifford’s, Briain and Tom nominated. Tony Brosnan arguably unlucky to miss out. He’d probably a better year than David No surprises there. |
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Post by The16thMan on Sept 19, 2024 12:26:22 GMT
2 Clifford’s, Briain and Tom nominated. Tony Brosnan arguably unlucky to miss out. He’d probably a better year than David No surprises there. I wouldn't think the Cliffords stand a chance of getting one this year. If we are to get any I'd be putting my money on Tom & Brian if any. |
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Post by jerryewe on Sept 19, 2024 12:54:37 GMT
I would love for their to some sort of system where the all stars are nominated through the year so it might be more representative. For example, kerry had a shot at end of normal time to put Armagh out. Would they have received 11 all star nominations if that had gone over the bar even though the difference is a single performance?
Also, am I right in saying that Barry McCambridge didn’t start a game until the quarter final? I don’t begrudge his nomination but there is a huge recency bias in the nominations.
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Post by horsebox77 on Sept 19, 2024 13:08:16 GMT
I wouldn't think the Cliffords stand a chance of getting one this year. If we are to get any I'd be putting my money on Tom & Brian if any. Our two best players this way were Brión and Paul Murphy, however both are up for a position in a very competitive defensive selection. |
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Post by peanuts on Sept 19, 2024 18:34:56 GMT
I wouldn't think the Cliffords stand a chance of getting one this year. If we are to get any I'd be putting my money on Tom & Brian if any. Our two best players this way were Brión and Paul Murphy, however both are up for a position in a very competitive defensive selection. Who’s Brión? |
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Post by royalkerryfan on Sept 19, 2024 18:59:19 GMT
I would love for their to some sort of system where the all stars are nominated through the year so it might be more representative. For example, kerry had a shot at end of normal time to put Armagh out. Would they have received 11 all star nominations if that had gone over the bar even though the difference is a single performance? Also, am I right in saying that Barry McCambridge didn’t start a game until the quarter final? I don’t begrudge his nomination but there is a huge recency bias in the nominations. To be fair didn't Donaghy get one in 14 based on 2 games. For me, Tom Sullivan Brian OBeaghlaoich Both deserve one but we will get lucky to get 1 and in truth that's what our year looked like. |
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Post by exiled on Sept 19, 2024 19:04:50 GMT
For me only Paul Murphy deserves one..
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Post by horsebox77 on Sept 19, 2024 20:01:57 GMT
Our two best players this way were Brión and Paul Murphy, however both are up for a position in a very competitive defensive selection. Who’s Brión? Briôn O’Beagleoich, our most consistent player this year in my opinion. |
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Post by peanuts on Sept 19, 2024 20:05:09 GMT
It’s Brian. Same spelling in English and Irish
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Post by Ard Mhacha on Sept 19, 2024 23:08:38 GMT
I would love for their to some sort of system where the all stars are nominated through the year so it might be more representative. For example, kerry had a shot at end of normal time to put Armagh out. Would they have received 11 all star nominations if that had gone over the bar even though the difference is a single performance? Also, am I right in saying that Barry McCambridge didn’t start a game until the quarter final? I don’t begrudge his nomination but there is a huge recency bias in the nominations. I’d have to check that. He didn’t start most, if not all, of the Ulster games anyway. I agree with the recency bias though, but that happens every year. Owen Mulligan did flip all until he scored that goal in 2005, and got an All star. |
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