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The Official Cavan GAA Discussion thread.

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    #3002
    cournioni
    Moderators, Regional North East Moderators Posts: 12,739 Mod ✭✭✭✭cournioni


    Well done to Cootehill on winning the intermediate this evening, sounds like Hessin had one hell of a game.


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    #3003
    cavan4sam
    Registered Users Posts: 1,117 ✭✭✭cavan4sam


    Serious 2nd half from cootehill . They moved the ball at breakneck speed ballyhaise really had no answer to them . Hessan scored around 1-08 . A serious talent . Would love to see him in around the senior panel soon .
    Good luck to the 2 teams in junior final today


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    #3004
    willabur
    Registered Users Posts: 1,603 ✭✭✭willabur


    arva had a handy win in the Junior Final yesterday. Ballymachugh never showed up, Thats 7 finals in a row they have lost


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    #3005
    Tom Joad
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,134 ✭✭✭Tom Joad


    willabur wrote: »
    arva had a handy win in the Junior Final yesterday. Ballymachugh never showed up, Thats 7 finals in a row they have lost

    Very dissapointing effort from Ballymachugh alright but Arva did what they had to and have some nice footballers.

    Kinsgscourt and Gaels final in the Senior - I had fancied Ballinagh to get through yesterday and had a chance to level the match up. Not sure Kingscourt have enough firepower to beat the Gaels but stranger things have happened.


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    #3006
    cavan4sam
    Registered Users Posts: 1,117 ✭✭✭cavan4sam


    not so sure the gaels are as strong as the replay result against lacken would suggest
    should be a decent game

    nice to see arva getting their title after coming so close last year

    saw somewhere cootehill play portglenone of antrim in ulster , its down for the 19th of october in kbp @2 30 , will this be before the senior final or is it this weekend ?


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    #3007
    Tom Joad
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,134 ✭✭✭Tom Joad


    cavan4sam wrote: »
    not so sure the gaels are as strong as the replay result against lacken would suggest
    should be a decent game

    nice to see arva getting their title after coming so close last year

    saw somewhere cootehill play portglenone of antrim in ulster , its down for the 19th of october in kbp @2 30 , will this be before the senior final or is it this weekend ?

    Lacken game really told nothing about where the Gaels are at - Lacken were awful and didn't show up. It's really hard to know where the Gaels are at to be honest as Cuchuallains were never going to trouble them.

    Final is set for this coming Sunday at 4 pm. Winners play Derry champions (Ballinderry) a fortnight later.


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    #3008
    Dixon1983
    Closed Accounts Posts: 38 ✭Dixon1983


    I see SJ kicked 1-8 to get player of the week. Must be due a recall to the squad if that form keeps up. Hyland always said if a player playing well at club level he would consider him. Has Terence the balls now to bring Seanie back in? Or is he just a mouthpiece spouting ****e that he thinks ppl want to hear? Time will tell


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    #3009
    willabur
    Registered Users Posts: 1,603 ✭✭✭willabur


    Dixon1983 wrote: »
    I see SJ kicked 1-8 to get player of the week. Must be due a recall to the squad if that form keeps up. Hyland always said if a player playing well at club level he would consider him. Has Terence the balls now to bring Seanie back in? Or is he just a mouthpiece spouting ****e that he thinks ppl want to hear? Time will tell


    grabs popcorn


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    #3010
    Boom__Boom
    Registered Users Posts: 3,101 ✭✭✭Boom__Boom


    willabur wrote: »
    grabs popcorn

    Can open. Worms Everywhere.


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    #3011
    KeepTheFaith
    Registered Users Posts: 606 ✭✭✭KeepTheFaith


    Dixon1983 wrote: »
    I see SJ kicked 1-8 to get player of the week. Must be due a recall to the squad if that form keeps up. Hyland always said if a player playing well at club level he would consider him. Has Terence the balls now to bring Seanie back in? Or is he just a mouthpiece spouting ****e that he thinks ppl want to hear? Time will tell

    Has he the balls? I'd say so yes.
    Is he stupid enough to bring in an overrated arrogant turncoat that we were blessed to get rid of in the first place? No, I don't think so.


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    #3012
    Dixon1983
    Closed Accounts Posts: 38 ✭Dixon1983


    KeepTheFaith wrote: »
    Has he the balls? I'd say so yes.
    Is he stupid enough to bring in an overrated arrogant turncoat that we were blessed to get rid of in the first place? No, I don't think so.
    it's quiet possible our Terence could also be overrated as a Senior inter county manager. What's his claim to fame? A win against Derry in the qualifiers? Well even Longford achieved that. If Hyland is serious about giving everyone a chance well that means everybody doesn't it? Otherwise there is no incentive for club footballers to improve .


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    #3013
    Tom Joad
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    So Seanie scores 1-8 against Cuchullains and he deserves a call up. If Thomas Wakely lets Seanie out of his pocket in the final and he gets near the same it might be a debate worth having. Until then I'll reserve judgement.


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    #3014
    Dixon1983
    Closed Accounts Posts: 38 ✭Dixon1983


    Tom Joad wrote: »
    So Seanie scores 1-8 against Cuchullains and he deserves a call up. If Thomas Wakely lets Seanie out of his pocket in the final and he gets near the same it might be a debate worth having. Until then I'll reserve judgement.
    . Thomas who? Johnstone has nothing to prove to anyone in Cavan regarding his ability. There are plenty of doughnuts already in the senior panel who can't take a score from 30m.,but Terence has a soft spot for them because they his former u21s. That's no way to run a county team. That panel is harder to get off than to get on.


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    #3015
    celt262
    Registered Users Posts: 3,374 ✭✭✭celt262


    Dixon1983 wrote: »
    . Thomas who? Johnstone has nothing to prove to anyone in Cavan regarding his ability. There are plenty of doughnuts already in the senior panel who can't take a score from 30m.,but Terence has a soft spot for them because they his former u21s. That's no way to run a county team. That panel is harder to get off than to get on.

    Who is Johnstone?


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    #3016
    willabur
    Registered Users Posts: 1,603 ✭✭✭willabur


    celt262 wrote: »
    Who is Johnstone?

    wristy hurler from kildare i'm told


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    #3017
    Tom Joad
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    celt262 wrote: »
    Who is Johnstone?

    Who is Terence??


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    #3018
    Dixon1983
    Closed Accounts Posts: 38 ✭Dixon1983


    Terence is suppose to be the saviour of our senior setup!


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    #3019
    Dixon1983
    Closed Accounts Posts: 38 ✭Dixon1983


    OMG I hear McHales name being mentioned as maybe joining the back room team. His own county didn't seem to want him nor Westmeath!.. I hear he is a very good basketball coach. That might suit us as we don't kick the ball anyway.!! I can see things going from bad to worse here. A quick return to Div 3 a first round championship loss and bang out goes Terence and in comes Saint Peter Reilly! The script has already been written. And get your money on Tom "no all" Reilly being Central Council Rep next year. Cos he won't go quietly!


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    #3020
    cavan4sam
    Registered Users Posts: 1,117 ✭✭✭cavan4sam


    Dixon1983 wrote: »
    OMG I hear McHales name being mentioned as maybe joining the back room team. His own county didn't seem to want him nor Westmeath!.. I hear he is a very good basketball coach. That might suit us as we don't kick the ball anyway.!! I can see things going from bad to worse here. A quick return to Div 3 a first round championship loss and bang out goes Terence and in comes Saint Peter Reilly! The script has already been written. And get your money on Tom "no all" Reilly being Central Council Rep next year. Cos he won't go quietly!


    ouch we have a few issues dont we ????
    I'll reserve judgement until I see what kind of football we play this year but I'd hoping we can rattle monaghan in the 1st round


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    #3021
    lycan238
    Registered Users Posts: 1,244 ✭✭✭lycan238


    cavan4sam wrote: »
    ouch we have a few issues dont we ????
    I'll reserve judgement until I see what kind of football we play this year but I'd hoping we can rattle monaghan in the 1st round

    In all fairness I can see the winner of the cavan/monaghan match getting to the ulster final with a 50/50 chance of winning it. Any idea if that match is in Cavan?


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    #3022
    cavan4sam
    Registered Users Posts: 1,117 ✭✭✭cavan4sam


    lycan238 wrote: »
    In all fairness I can see the winner of the cavan/monaghan match getting to the ulster final with a 50/50 chance of winning it. Any idea if that match is in Cavan?

    Yes it is in kbp as cavan were first team out


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    #3023
    Dixon1983
    Closed Accounts Posts: 38 ✭Dixon1983


    cavan4sam wrote: »
    Yes it is in kbp as cavan were first team out
    Look we got 9 months to prepare for Monaghan . To be honest they are fairly predictable in the way they play. This year mcGuinness knew if won Ulster he would meet the Dubs hence the jumping for joy after the Ulster final win. His 9 months perpetration to beat the Dubs then paid off. Questions will really be asked of this set of players and management if we can't put it up to an ageing Monaghan team.


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    #3024
    celt262
    Registered Users Posts: 3,374 ✭✭✭celt262


    This is it now boys a real chance for this group of players and management to get to an Ulster Final. The time for excuses is over and if things don't go well it will be time for some to move on.


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    #3025
    Dixon1983
    Closed Accounts Posts: 38 ✭Dixon1983


    I think if we could handpick the 3 teams to be in our half that's the 3 I would pick. Monaghan are limited .


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    #3026
    Crash Bang Wall
    Registered Users Posts: 1,362 ✭✭✭Crash Bang Wall


    Dixon1983 wrote: »
    I think if we could handpick the 3 teams to be in our half that's the 3 I would pick. Monaghan are limited .

    Limited yes but their full back line is pretty good. Keating and Dunne got absolutely nothing off them last year, and unless the gameplan changes it will be the same again this year


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    Crash Bang Wall
    Registered Users Posts: 1,362 ✭✭✭Crash Bang Wall


    Dixon1983 wrote: »
    . Thomas who? Johnstone has nothing to prove to anyone in Cavan regarding his ability. There are plenty of doughnuts already in the senior panel who can't take a score from 30m.,but Terence has a soft spot for them because they his former u21s. That's no way to run a county team. That panel is harder to get off than to get on.

    His ability is not in question. Its his attitude thats the problem


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    #3028
    celt262
    Registered Users Posts: 3,374 ✭✭✭celt262


    Crash Bang Wall wrote: »
    Limited yes but their full back line is pretty good. Keating and Dunne got absolutely nothing off them last year, and unless the gameplan changes it will be the same again this year

    It the game plan doesn't change it will be relegation in the league and difficult times for Terry.


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    #3029
    Dixon1983
    Closed Accounts Posts: 38 ✭Dixon1983


    Gameplan has to change . We can't keep playing this defensive ****e football where we don't even kick the ****ing ball. There is so real experience needed to be added to the back room team. Hyland can't do it all himself and I honestly don't think Forde is up to the task. We seemed to be lacking tactical know how during games thus relying on the usual late substitutions to change games that were already lost. I think Terry needs an experienced outsider who can give a fair and balanced view someone like mc Hugh or Boylan or mcEniff who have experience of match day situations who also won't be a threat to Terry's position either.their is no real inter county management experience in the set up.


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    shrewdness
    Registered Users Posts: 2,709 ✭✭✭shrewdness


    Dixon1983 wrote: »
    I think if we could handpick the 3 teams to be in our half that's the 3 I would pick. Monaghan are limited .

    Seriously? You'd pick Monaghan over Derry or Down, even Armagh or Tyrone?

    I think the local derby aspect will mean it's a tough, tight game, but I'd still have Monaghan as second behind Donegal in Ulster. They may be limited, but their defence is excellent and McManus up front can do damage on his own.

    Winners of that tie surely into the final, should be great motivation for both sides.

    P.S. Also your aging remark about the Monaghan team is way off the mark, looking through their age profile shows a young enough side with 2-3 exceptions.


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    Dixon1983
    Closed Accounts Posts: 38 ✭Dixon1983


    shrewdness wrote: »
    Seriously? You'd pick Monaghan over Derry or Down, even Armagh or Tyrone?

    I think the local derby aspect will mean it's a tough, tight game, but I'd still have Monaghan as second behind Donegal in Ulster. They may be limited, but their defence is excellent and McManus up front can do damage on his own.
    Winners of that tie surely into the final, should be great motivation for both sides.

    P.S. Also your aging remark about the Monaghan team is way off the mark, looking through their age profile shows a young enough side with 2-3 exceptions.
    We could have and should have beaten Monaghan last year with a bit of luck. Monaghan certainly haven't got any better since their Ulster win and we have the potential to greatly improve if we get our back room and game plan right. Throw in the fact that's it's a local derby where form goes out the window and it's also in Breffni. I'd rather gave monaghan any day for those reasons before any team in the other half. Also Their average age is way higher than ours.


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