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Post by kerrysouth on Sept 10, 2024 7:33:15 GMT
If that is the team as green and gold suggests apart from jack savage this team ilacks quality in the forwards intermediate standard really especially when you compare to east Kerry dingle and Crokes.The manager did set up very defensive and negative with the minors so expect the same here .But this style a bit like Kerry this year while not entertaining is suited to winter football so I do expect Brendans to win or go very close.They should have an easy opening win against my own district but bigger tests lie ahead .
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Post by shannonsider on Sept 10, 2024 11:10:14 GMT
Greengold35 won't be far off with his team but a few of them won't be available possibly based on what I'm hearing. I've speculated on possible team and squad options here. Could have left out somebody obvious so feel free to pull me up on it. Basically I think the Stacks lads with Kerry ambitions will play, but none of the others. Greg Horan clearly was carrying his arm or hand on Sunday and has some injury so he won't tog for one thing. This is my effort at predicting team anyway.
St Brendans (Stacks unless stated)
1.Michael Tansley
2.Darragh McElligott (Rahillys)
3.Jack O’Shea
4.Joey Nagle
5.Armin Heinrich
6.Dylan Casey
7.Jake Foley (Rahillys)
8.David Moran (Rahillys)
9.Joe O’Connor
10.Tomás Kennedy (Rahillys)
11.Odhran Ferris (Ardfert)
12.Daithi Griffin (Ardfert)
13.Paddy Lane
14.Nathan O'Driscoll (Ardfert)
15.Jack Savage (Rahillys)
Ben Hanafin
Tom Hoare - all Rahillys.
Is Cormac Coffey in the country? If so he would certainly be an asset.
Liam O'Donnell, Darragh O'Sullivan (Churchill)
Fergal O'Brien (St Pats)
Brandon Barrett (Ardfert) although he looked a bit leggy on Sunday - few others from Ardfert like Trevor Wallace well able if they decided to play.
Rob Monahan - if he happens to arrive home after AFL season would he play as a warmup for Premier Junior final with Ardfert??
Mikey Kelliher (Mitchels)
Joe Lenihan, Fionan Mackessy, Bobby O'Regan, Eoin McElligott, Eoghan O'Brien all unavailable through injury or being away and are huge losses. Kevin Shanahan form Ardfert moved to Douglas in Cork aswell and a huge loss to club.
When you think of the epic 2021 Semi final between Stacks and Brendans (with Na Gaeil on board)it's crazy to think 80% of those players are together on one team now and Rahillys added to mix.
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Post by greengold35 on Sept 10, 2024 16:19:07 GMT
Greengold35 won't be far off with his team but a few of them won't be available possibly based on what I'm hearing. I've speculated on possible team and squad options here. Could have left out somebody obvious so feel free to pull me up on it. Basically I think the Stacks lads with Kerry ambitions will play, but none of the others. Greg Horan clearly was carrying his arm or hand on Sunday and has some injury so he won't tog for one thing. This is my effort at predicting team anyway. St Brendans (Stacks unless stated) 1.Michael Tansley 2.Darragh McElligott (Rahillys) 3.Jack O’Shea 4.Joey Nagle 5.Armin Heinrich 6.Dylan Casey 7.Jake Foley (Rahillys) 8.David Moran (Rahillys) 9.Joe O’Connor 10.Tomás Kennedy (Rahillys) 11.Odhran Ferris (Ardfert) 12.Daithi Griffin (Ardfert) 13.Paddy Lane 14.Nathan O'Driscoll (Ardfert) 15.Jack Savage (Rahillys) Ben Hanafin Tom Hoare - all Rahillys. Is Cormac Coffey in the country? If so he would certainly be an asset. Liam O'Donnell, Darragh O'Sullivan (Churchill) Fergal O'Brien (St Pats) Brandon Barrett (Ardfert) although he looked a bit leggy on Sunday - few others from Ardfert like Trevor Wallace well able if they decided to play. Rob Monahan - if he happens to arrive home after AFL season would he play as a warmup for Premier Junior final with Ardfert?? Mikey Kelliher (Mitchels) Joe Lenihan, Fionan Mackessy, Bobby O'Regan, Eoin McElligott, Eoghan O'Brien all unavailable through injury or being away and are huge losses. Kevin Shanahan form Ardfert moved to Douglas in Cork aswell and a huge loss to club. When you think of the epic 2021 Semi final between Stacks and Brendans (with Na Gaeil on board)it's crazy to think 80% of those players are together on one team now and Rahillys added to mix. Cormac has returned to Dubai, Nathan O’Driscoll was injured on Sunday, wouldn’t expect to see him; Tommy Walsh available & played in most recent challenge on Friday night last. |
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Post by shannonsider on Sept 10, 2024 16:52:19 GMT
Greengold35 won't be far off with his team but a few of them won't be available possibly based on what I'm hearing. I've speculated on possible team and squad options here. Could have left out somebody obvious so feel free to pull me up on it. Basically I think the Stacks lads with Kerry ambitions will play, but none of the others. Greg Horan clearly was carrying his arm or hand on Sunday and has some injury so he won't tog for one thing. This is my effort at predicting team anyway. St Brendans (Stacks unless stated) 1.Michael Tansley 2.Darragh McElligott (Rahillys) 3.Jack O’Shea 4.Joey Nagle 5.Armin Heinrich 6.Dylan Casey 7.Jake Foley (Rahillys) 8.David Moran (Rahillys) 9.Joe O’Connor 10.Tomás Kennedy (Rahillys) 11.Odhran Ferris (Ardfert) 12.Daithi Griffin (Ardfert) 13.Paddy Lane 14.Nathan O'Driscoll (Ardfert) 15.Jack Savage (Rahillys) Ben Hanafin Tom Hoare - all Rahillys. Is Cormac Coffey in the country? If so he would certainly be an asset. Liam O'Donnell, Darragh O'Sullivan (Churchill) Fergal O'Brien (St Pats) Brandon Barrett (Ardfert) although he looked a bit leggy on Sunday - few others from Ardfert like Trevor Wallace well able if they decided to play. Rob Monahan - if he happens to arrive home after AFL season would he play as a warmup for Premier Junior final with Ardfert?? Mikey Kelliher (Mitchels) Joe Lenihan, Fionan Mackessy, Bobby O'Regan, Eoin McElligott, Eoghan O'Brien all unavailable through injury or being away and are huge losses. Kevin Shanahan form Ardfert moved to Douglas in Cork aswell and a huge loss to club. When you think of the epic 2021 Semi final between Stacks and Brendans (with Na Gaeil on board)it's crazy to think 80% of those players are together on one team now and Rahillys added to mix. Cormac has returned to Dubai, Nathan O’Driscoll was injured on Sunday, wouldn’t expect to see him; Tommy Walsh available & played in most recent challenge on Friday night last. Pity about Cormac Coffey. You're right, Nathan got a fair thump last Sunday in Senans game and wasn't in great shape. I forgot that. Maybe Tommy Walsh slots in there so. Or they could play Kennedy 14. |
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Post by edgeofthesquare on Sept 10, 2024 17:32:09 GMT
Brendans strongest selection for me
1. Michael Tansley
2. Dylan Casey
3. Joey Nagle
4. Jack O’Shea
5. Rob Monahan/Armin Heinrich
6. Armin Heinrich/Adam Curran
7. Earnan Ferris
8. David Moran
9. Joe O’Connor
10. Odhran Ferris/Daniel Kirby
11. Daithi Griffin
12. Tomás Kennedy
13. Paddy Lane
14. Tommy Walsh
15. Jack Savage
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Post by greengold35 on Sept 10, 2024 17:42:28 GMT
Brendans strongest selection for me 1. Michael Tansley 2. Dylan Casey 3. Joey Nagle 4. Jack O’Shea 5. Rob Monahan/Armin Heinrich 6. Armin Heinrich/Adam Curran 7. Earnan Ferris 8. David Moran 9. Joe O’Connor 10. Odhran Ferris/Daniel Kirby 11. Daithi Griffin 12. Tomás Kennedy 13. Paddy Lane 14. Tommy Walsh 15. Jack Savage Rob Monahan not due home until mid October; Curran not starting for Stacks - would reckon Jake Foley & Darragh McElligott start in defence - strong panel when you can add in Paul O’Sullivan, Tom Hoare, Ben Hanafin, Darragh O’Connor, Darragh O’Sullivan, Alan O’Donoghue - starting XV will be interesting!! |
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Post by edgeofthesquare on Sept 10, 2024 17:49:42 GMT
Brendans strongest selection for me 1. Michael Tansley 2. Dylan Casey 3. Joey Nagle 4. Jack O’Shea 5. Rob Monahan/Armin Heinrich 6. Armin Heinrich/Adam Curran 7. Earnan Ferris 8. David Moran 9. Joe O’Connor 10. Odhran Ferris/Daniel Kirby 11. Daithi Griffin 12. Tomás Kennedy 13. Paddy Lane 14. Tommy Walsh 15. Jack Savage Rob Monahan not due home until mid October; Curran not starting for Stacks - would reckon Jake Foley & Darragh McElligott start in defence - strong panel when you can add in Paul O’Sullivan, Tom Hoare, Ben Hanafin, Darragh O’Connor, Darragh O’Sullivan, Alan O’Donoghue - starting XV will be interesting!! Curran started every game up to the final, appeared to me that it was a case of he picked up a knock but that’s just from reading into him only coming on at the end of extra time. Strand Road’s defence is a bit of a weakness for them, they’d be doing well to get 2 into a Brendans back six. Michael O’Donnell is another, if this team was being picked last year he’d be a guaranteed starter. |
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Post by edgeofthesquare on Sept 12, 2024 9:54:27 GMT
How are West Kerry shaping up? 5/1 seems very long to beat St Kierans.
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Post by shannonsider on Sept 12, 2024 12:27:13 GMT
How are West Kerry shaping up? 5/1 seems very long to beat St Kierans. On paper WK should have a decent team with all the Gaeltacht lads, Annascaul, Castle and Lispole all having decent players. Kierans should be very strong though. A West Kerry forward line with: Dara O’Sé Cathal Ferriter James Crean Maurice O’Connell Cormac O’Cinnéide Killian Falvey to name but a few would not be taken lightly. |
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Post by Premier on Sept 12, 2024 16:41:29 GMT
How are West Kerry shaping up? 5/1 seems very long to beat St Kierans. On paper WK should have a decent team with all the Gaeltacht lads, Annascaul, Castle and Lispole all having decent players. Kierans should be very strong though. A West Kerry forward line with: Dara O’Sé Cathal Ferriter James Crean Maurice O’Connell Cormac O’Cinnéide Killian Falvey to name but a few would not be taken lightly. Cian O’Grady and Thomas O’Donnell would be fairly certain starters too I’m guessing |
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Post by Premier on Sept 12, 2024 16:44:35 GMT
Outright odds:
EK 1/2
Crokes 4/1
Dingle 6/1
MK 9/1
Brendans 9/1
Rathmore 20/1
Kenmare 20/1
Kierans 25/1
WK 50/1
Templenoe 50/1
Milltown 100/1
Spa 100/1
Na Gaeil 150/1
FR 150/1
SR 150/1
SK 150/1
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Post by mike70 on Sept 12, 2024 18:33:25 GMT
How are the champions elect looking , EK squad taking shape, who is in and out.
Looks like unbeatable by the bookies.
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Post by greengold35 on Sept 13, 2024 12:35:13 GMT
I believe that a number of Stacks players are unavailable due to injury, namely Jack O’Shea & Greg Horan.
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Post by thehermit on Sept 14, 2024 17:33:04 GMT
Didn't see Shannon Rangers beating Na Gael!
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Post by shannonsider on Sept 14, 2024 17:54:15 GMT
Didn't see Shannon Rangers beating Na Gael! Pleased Shannon Rangers won but by Christ Na Gaeil were abject. It wasn’t exactly value for my money on the clubber stream either. One most noteworthy point would be the performance of Rob Stack who completely dominated Stefan Okunbor. Rob is someone who could push on and get a look with Kerry. |
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Post by ballybunion on Sept 14, 2024 18:08:42 GMT
With Shannon Rangers winning a 1st round, does that put the Junior Final Tarbert v Duagh further out?
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Post by keenfollower on Sept 14, 2024 18:12:32 GMT
Didn't see Shannon Rangers beating Na Gael! Pleased Shannon Rangers won but by Christ Na Gaeil were abject. It wasn’t exactly value for my money on the clubber stream either. One most noteworthy point would be the performance of Rob Stack who completely dominated Stefan Okunbor. Rob is someone who could push on and get a look with Kerry. Rob Stack had a great game but he wasnt picking up Stefan Okunbor |
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Post by veteran on Sept 14, 2024 18:13:33 GMT
Didn't see Shannon Rangers beating Na Gael! Pleased Shannon Rangers won but by Christ Na Gaeil were abject. It wasn’t exactly value for my money on the clubber stream either. One most noteworthy point would be the performance of Rob Stack who completely dominated Stefan Okunbor. Rob is someone who could push on and get a look with Kerry. Rob was hugely impressive all through with the u20s up to the final. Looked very one paced against Tyrone, admittedly an exceptional Tyrone team. It will be interesting to watch his progress. |
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Post by Control8 on Sept 14, 2024 21:00:57 GMT
Saturday 14 Sept results:
Dr. Crokes 1-14 Kenmare 2-7
Shannon Rangers 1-13 Na Gaeil 1-9
St. Kieran's 1-14 West Kerry 0-11
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Post by southward on Sept 14, 2024 22:07:05 GMT
Didn't see Shannon Rangers beating Na Gael! Na Gaeil have fallen off a cliff this year. Saw them against Emmets in the league and they were shocking; Listowel beat them by around 20 points (they were missing a good few that night, to be fair). They finished bottom of Div 2 with 3 draws and eight defeats. Lost all their games in the club championship. Now this. It's a bit ironic that the Tralee's only senior club is probably the worst team in the town at the moment. |
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Post by thehermit on Sept 14, 2024 22:29:42 GMT
Yeah it's a bit mad isn't it Southward.
Listen I'm not complaining though, I'll take any positive signs from North Kerry!!!
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Post by veteran on Sept 15, 2024 16:21:04 GMT
I watched the East Kerry /Rathmore match courtesy of Clubber. Overall , the coverage was satisfactory with John O’Dowd a capable and knowledgeable commentator.
It was enjoyable, competitive in the first half, but East Kerry got a flurry of goals after the break and it was more or less Easy Street for them thereafter. The goals came from David, Paudie, Emmet O’Shea and Luke Crowley.
Darragh Lyne is a fine rangy, mobile player and I will be surprised if Jack does not have a serious look at him. It was great to see Ruairi Murphy make a comeback and will only get better with more game time.
All the Ryans were prominent for Rathmore who were game to the end but were eventually submerged by a superior force.
John O’Dowd selected Luke Crowley as man of the match. A reasonable choice even though there plenty of contenders. At the start he displayed this tendency he has of taking too much out of the ball but that weakness evaporated as the game progressed. There is no doubt Jack will want this man but of course there is the question of his apparent love of hurling . Not sure if Jack will accept his likely involvement with two senior intercounty panels. Luke said he is still studying in UCD. Not sure how this is going to pan out.
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Post by kerryblueboy on Sept 15, 2024 17:36:59 GMT
Who won that game as Kerry gaa website have rathmore winning 4-16 to 2-12
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Post by The16thMan on Sept 15, 2024 17:41:08 GMT
Who won that game as Kerry gaa website have rathmore winning 4-16 to 2-12 East Kerry won by the above mentioned scorline. |
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Post by The16thMan on Sept 15, 2024 17:49:55 GMT
Draw for Round 2:
To be played on September 21/22 at Neutral venues.
Winners Round:
Mid Kerry v Dr.Crokes
East Kerry v Milltown/Castlemaine
St. Kierans v St.Brendans
Shannon Rangers v Templenoe
Losers Round:
Feale Rangers v Kenmare
Rathmore v West Kerry
South Kerry v Dingle
Spa v Na Gaeil
4 winners from winners round go straight in Quarter finals. 4 losers from the winners round play the 4 winners from the losers round for the other 4 quarter final places.
4 losers from the losers round are out.
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Post by Control8 on Sept 15, 2024 17:50:50 GMT
Sunday's Rd 1 results: Milltown/Castlemaine 2-11 Spa 0-15 Templenoe 0-11 Feale Rangers 0-10 St. Brendan's 1-16 South Kerry 0-13 East Kerry 4-16 Rathmore 2-12 Mid Kerry 2-13 Dingle 3-7
* Edit...wonder if the website error is based on the referee reporting the East Kerry/Rathmore result backwards, or who else might be responsible for getting the results to the database people? Probably reported as a Match ID number with HOME and AWAY teams...the fixture always had Rathmore listed first, which would indicate they are the HOME team, but the game was in Fitzgerald Stadium so anyone can be forgiven for calling East Kerry the HOME team. Not a great look from the website again, irrespective of the excuse.
* Edit 2: Website corrected Sunday night.
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Post by southward on Sept 15, 2024 17:58:03 GMT
Very small crowd for Brendans and South Kerry. The game didn't inspire either. Sleepy first half - 5 points each at the break. Brendans goaled soon after and kept SK at arms length thereafter. Not a whole lot to report on really. Jack Savage was clever and efficient. Padraig White was busy at 7. South Kerry were game but limited, never looked like troubling Brendans, who were a bit disjointed themselves, as you might expect.
Couldn't stay for the second game.
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Sept 15, 2024 17:58:08 GMT
General consensus on radio Kerry was that attendances were very poor this weekend, that true?
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Sept 15, 2024 18:01:44 GMT
Any reports?
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Post by southward on Sept 15, 2024 18:06:06 GMT
General consensus on radio Kerry was that attendances were very poor this weekend, that true? Certainly was for the Narries Brendans game anyway. I left after the final whistle but didn't see many streaming in for the second game, though I suppose there was a while to throw-in at that stage. |
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