Kerry GAA Discussion Thread Mod Warning Post #4167

homerjay2005 · 01-12-2014 12:25am

Stacks are 15/8 to beat Slaughtneil (4/7), game on 14th of February.

they are up against it for sure, but Corofin and Vincents would be a level about Slaughtneil so making the final is well within their grasp,if they improve on today.

homeofhurling · 01-12-2014 12:54am

why is everyone writeing off Rhode

Fr Tod Umptious · 01-12-2014 12:54am

DDC1990 wrote: »

#whatdjuthinkofthatjoebrolly

Saw some T shirts in the Kerry GAA store in Killarney today with "what do you think of that Joe" on them, no mention of Brolly though.

Also I saw Brollys reaction to the statement for the first time the other day.
I thought it was very good. He just said something like "ya would know he has Tyrone blood"

wonga77 · 01-12-2014 10:12am

I think Brolly took it in good steam, like the banter he had with Jod on twitter also

wackokid · 02-12-2014 10:50am

Stacks must be a great bet now @ 9/1 to win the All Ireland.

Sure didn't Kerry win everything else as we are constantly reminded...............zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Kerrydude1981 · 02-12-2014 6:42pm

Trailer of the Stacks Rockumentary

http://vimeo.com/user8824605/review/113377910/f792cb8f20

wreckless if true · 02-12-2014 7:14pm

Great to see stacks at the top of footballs ladder. They really have cemented their place as the biggest and best club in tralee and kerry with their heroic performances but also their brilliant traditional fans who liven up every match.

The narrie boys are at home

Kerrydude1981 · 02-12-2014 7:20pm

wreckless if true wrote: »

Great to see stacks at the top of footballs ladder. They really have cemented their place as the biggest and best club in tralee and kerry with their heroic performances but also their brilliant traditional fans who liven up every match.

The narrie boys are at home

keane2097 · 02-12-2014 7:37pm

"The march of the Rockies"

Death is too good for them.

JFlah · 02-12-2014 10:36pm

keane2097 wrote: »

"The march of the Rockies"

Death is too good for them.

Jealous much ?

keane2097 · 02-12-2014 10:48pm

JFlah wrote: »

Jealous much ?

I begrudge them every game they aren't beaten by 20 points in. I wish a sink hole would open up and swallow Connolly Park. I pray for the day they are relegated to Division 5 and the club disbands due to embarrassment.

Of course I'm ****ing jealous, I'm positively puce with envy and hatred and can only console myself with wishes of the most miserable outcomes to all the aspirations of their obnoxiously aggravating fans.

I hate the rock with the fury of one million suns.

JFlah · 02-12-2014 10:53pm

keane2097 wrote: »

I begrudge them every game they aren't beaten by 20 points in. I wish a sink hole would open up and swallow Connolly Park. I pray for the day they are relegated to Division 5 and the club disbands due to embarrassment.

Of course I'm ****ing jealous, I'm positively puce with envy and hatred and can only console myself with wishes of the most miserable outcomes to all the aspirations of their obnoxiously aggravating fans.

I hate the rock with the fury of one million suns.

Haha fairplay you gave me a giggle.

Considering I am originally from Connolly Park though and my parents still live there I would like to see the place survive.

Seeing them grace Croke Park next Patricks Day will be like a stake through your heart ...

Terrible... :rolleyes: ... (sarcastically).

Kerryfootball · 03-12-2014 11:15am

As much as I'd love to see a Kerry side win
the all Ireland it's hard to see past Vincent's.
Infact I think the Leinster club competition is tougher than than the others.

Boom__Boom · 03-12-2014 1:46pm

keane2097 wrote: »

I begrudge them every game they aren't beaten by 20 points in. I wish a sink hole would open up and swallow Connolly Park. I pray for the day they are relegated to Division 5 and the club disbands due to embarrassment.

Of course I'm ****ing jealous, I'm positively puce with envy and hatred and can only console myself with wishes of the most miserable outcomes to all the aspirations of their obnoxiously aggravating fans.

I hate the rock with the fury of one million suns.

Come off the fence and tell us what you really think

Interesting article in d'examiner today on the management situation in Kerry.

Given Horan's comments earlier in the week about how time-consuming being an intercounty manager is, how long do people think Eamonn with stay in the job?

Also I though Tomas was involved with UCC some bit on the coaching front already?

I don't think Dara O'Cinneide has ever made any noise about being interested in the management/coaching side of things - but given his insight and intelligence you'd think it could be a runner.

http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/gaa/football/and-all-because-the-man-said-yes-300635.html

wonga77 · 05-12-2014 6:54pm

Taken from hoganstand

Kerry county board has posted a €131,000 surplus for 2014, despite the cost of having two teams involved in All-Ireland finals.
The Kingdom won both the All-Ireland senior and minor football titles last September, but despite splashing €972,613 on the senior team alone, will still reveal at healthy surplus at Monday night’s county convention . The figure for the senior footballers is up more than €200,000 on 2013 when team expenses amounted to €755,489.
The surplus can be largely attributed to a new ticketing system for club game which yielded €434,891 compared to €301,099 in 2013. Replays in both the county SFC and SHC finals also generated extra revenue.
A jump from €158,651 in 2013 to €520, 678 in 2014 from fundraising initiatives, including €300,000 raised for the county team holiday fund, has also boosted the Kingdom coffers.

Maybe they might ease off a bit on fees and so on for clubs around the county.................
But I wont hold my breath

homerjay2005 · 06-12-2014 1:37pm

wonga77 wrote: »

Maybe they might ease off a bit on fees and so on for clubs around the county.................
But I wont hold my breath

why on earth would they do that? its not going to happen nor should it.

wonga77 · 06-12-2014 6:46pm

Maybe to ease the pressure on some of the smaller clubs? 5 or 6 k a year in reg fees as well as taking 250 - 300 off home venues in championship games and stuff like that. Some clubs are very well off financially but many of the smaller clubs do have to work very hard to pay those bills, clubs with small membership numbers etc

Kerrydude1981 · 07-12-2014 5:36pm

Congrats to Brosna

Zinc1 · 07-12-2014 6:20pm

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

Congrats to Brosna

Great performance , Adam barry gave a point kicking exhibition

Kerrydude1981 · 07-12-2014 6:51pm

Brosna and Ardfert semi finals on the same day,hopefully it will be a double header

wonga77 · 07-12-2014 7:28pm

Well done Brosna, hectic few weeks for them, promotion to div 2 next weekend would add to a great year

ciarriaithuaidh · 07-12-2014 10:49pm

Great win for Brosna..standard of play wasn't fantastic today, but in Adam Barry Brosna had the best player on the field. He was outstanding. I recall him being a Kerry minor panelist 2 years ago, should certainly get a go with the 21s in current form. Serious ability to finish with both feet.

Brosna play The Rock from Tyrone now.

Old_-_School · 08-12-2014 7:40pm

Marc Ó Sé is back for 2015. Great news.

ciarriaithuaidh · 09-12-2014 12:27am

Old_-_School wrote: »

Marc Ó Sé is back for 2015. Great news.

Is this definitive or based on the banter he was having on twitter the other day about the new jersey?! I hope it's true obviously, just wondering. The way he played in the final, he has another year or 2 left in the tank for sure.

keane2097 · 09-12-2014 2:06am

I'd be pretty surprised if he wasn't back.

buyer95 · 16-12-2014 12:33am

Star has been nominated for man of the year by Balls.ie, get voting lads, if only to stop that yob from Mayo who invaded the pitch above in Limerick. http://balls.ie/football/six-nominees-balls-ie-man-year-named-vote/

Kerrydude1981 · 05-01-2015 2:58pm

New season kicks off next weekend with the McGrath Cup

Kerry V IT Tralee

Boom__Boom · 05-01-2015 3:05pm

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

New season kicks off next weekend with the McGrath Cup

Kerry V IT Tralee

do the poor aul U21s get no mention?

Diarmuid Murphy is in charge for this and it should be a very unusual selection - I do know Tommy Walsh will be lining out but beyond that it's anyone's guess who will feature between the lads in South Africa, the U21 game on Saturday and the fact that colleges have first call on lads - there was a smattering of Kerry folk involved with UL and Mary I already and there will surely be a fair few more with UCC and ITT

The team plays its first game on the weekend of the 11th January 2015 Time and Venue to be confirmed.
Incidentally, the Kerry Touring party do not return from SA until Sunday night 11th/Monday morning 12th.
The final is fixed for the weekend of January 25th 2015.

Kerrydude1981 · 05-01-2015 3:17pm

Boom__Boom wrote: »

do the poor aul U21s get no mention?

Diarmuid Murphy is in charge for this and it should be a very unusual selection - I do know Tommy Walsh will be lining out but beyond that it's anyone's guess who will feature between the lads in South Africa, the U21 game on Saturday and the fact that colleges have first call on lads - there was a smattering of Kerry folk involved with UL and Mary I already and there will surely be a fair few more with UCC and ITT

Forgot about the U21s playing in the Hastings Cup

They drew last Saturday with Roscommon and play Cavan next Saturday

http://www.hoganstand.com/Kerry/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=229575

http://www.meathchronicle.ie/sport/gaa/articles/2015/01/03/4034799-setback-for-meaths-hastings-cup-aspirations--kerry-and-roscommon-draw/

Axel Lamp · 05-01-2015 3:46pm

Boom__Boom wrote: »

do the poor aul U21s get no mention?

Diarmuid Murphy is in charge for this and it should be a very unusual selection - I do know Tommy Walsh will be lining out but beyond that it's anyone's guess who will feature between the lads in South Africa, the U21 game on Saturday and the fact that colleges have first call on lads - there was a smattering of Kerry folk involved with UL and Mary I already and there will surely be a fair few more with UCC and ITT

I'd better find boots cos any old junior player could be getting a call up for this game with the amount of players unavailable.

ciarriaithuaidh · 05-01-2015 4:11pm

Axel Lamp wrote: »

I'd better find boots cos any old junior player could be getting a call up for this game with the amount of players unavailable.

This is basically going to be a Kerry Junior team, or worse even..I heard there is "debate" over a few players eligible for Kerry AND ITT. Unless we get those players for Kerry and/or use a few of the 21s, this is a game the college could very well win if they're up for it.

Lot of Kerry lads playing with UCC, who play Limerick next Sunday. A few with UL and CIT aswell.
Eamonn Kiely, Denis Daly and Cathal O'Luing started for UL last sunday v Waterford. David Foran started for Mary I (having played a NK semi final 24 hours before)..all those would have worn the Kerry jersey in the recent past.

Boom__Boom · 05-01-2015 4:13pm

Axel Lamp wrote: »

I'd better find boots cos any old junior player could be getting a call up for this game with the amount of players unavailable.

Whatever you do, don't turn up too early at the pitch or you could end up getting dragged into the changing room and thrown a jersey, togs and ill-fitting boots to make up the numbers.

Boom__Boom · 05-01-2015 4:19pm

ciarriaithuaidh wrote: »

This is basically going to be a Kerry Junior team, or worse even..I heard there is "debate" over a few players eligible for Kerry AND ITT. Unless we get those players for Kerry and/or use a few of the 21s, this is a game the college could very well win if they're up for it.

Lot of Kerry lads playing with UCC, who play Limerick next Sunday. A few with UL and CIT aswell.
Eamonn Kiely, Denis Daly and Cathal O'Luing started for UL last sunday v Waterford. David Foran started for Mary I (having played a NK semi final 24 hours before)..all those would have worn the Kerry jersey in the recent past.

All joking aside, it's clearly going to be the weakest Kerry time in a long time, even for a McGrath cup game.

I wonder will any of the Stacks lads feature? I had heard talk they had some challenge games coming up but I'm not sure if they are in action next week. You'd think at least they'd have been keeping the hand in/having a quiet Christmas with an eye on the clubs. Maybe some of the Ardfert or Brosna lads might be interested as well?

Really hope they don't use too many of the lads who feature for the U21s - lads of that age shouldn't be playing 2 games in 24 hours at this time of year.

ciarriaithuaidh · 05-01-2015 4:59pm

Boom__Boom wrote: »

All joking aside, it's clearly going to be the weakest Kerry time in a long time, even for a McGrath cup game.

I wonder will any of the Stacks lads feature? I had heard talk they had some challenge games coming up but I'm not sure if they are in action next week. You'd think at least they'd have been keeping the hand in/having a quiet Christmas with an eye on the clubs. Maybe some of the Ardfert or Brosna lads might be interested as well?

Really hope they don't use too many of the lads who feature for the U21s - lads of that age shouldn't be playing 2 games in 24 hours at this time of year.

I seriously doubt Stacks will be releasing players. Like you, I don't want u-21s playing multiple games in a weekend. When I mentioned that I was thinking more of u21 panelists who weren't playing the Hastings cup game.

You're basically looking at Kerry Juniors plus Kerry Seniors who didn't travel to South Africa, plus others.

ciarriaithuaidh · 05-01-2015 5:34pm

This was the Junior team from the AI final last year. Some of these are ineligible/unavaialble

1 Shane Murphy Kilcummin
2 Fionán Clifford Waterville
3 Kevin O'Dwyer Waterville
4 Danny Wrenn Tarbert
5 Greg Gibson Waterville
6 Denis Daly St. Marys - N/A, played with UL
7 Gavin Crowley Templenoe - N/A - U21
8 Andrew Garnett Spa
9 Brendan O'Sullivan Valentia - N/A, with CIT
10 Philip O'Connor Cordal
11 Ciaran Keating Skellig Rangers - N/A,with CIT
12 Brian Crowley Templenoe - N/A,U21
13 Gavan O’Grady Glenbeigh/Glencar
14 Paul Kennelly Ballydonoghue
15 Thomas Hickey (Capt) Castleisland Desmonds - N/A,with UCC
Fir Ionaid:
16 Sean Óg Ó Ciardubháin Cordal
17 Alan O’Donoghue John Mitchels
18 Shane Lynch Spa
19 Michael Brennan Churchill
20 Sean Moloney John Mitchels
21 Edmund Walsh Knocknagoshel
22 Dara Roche Glenflesk - N/A,u21
23 Jeff O’Donoghue Glenflesk
24 Padráig Ó Sé An Ghaeltacht

That's just what I'm aware of. Could be more. Some of the lads above, possibly added to by a few Senior panelists, wouldn't disgrace themselves I'd say.

Boom__Boom · 05-01-2015 6:54pm

ciarriaithuaidh wrote: »

I seriously doubt Stacks will be releasing players. Like you, I don't want u-21s playing multiple games in a weekend. When I mentioned that I was thinking more of u21 panelists who weren't playing the Hastings cup game.

You're basically looking at Kerry Juniors plus Kerry Seniors who didn't travel to South Africa, plus others.

Cavan will likely be a serious test for the U21s at the weekend - they gave Meath a right hammering - something like 1-15 to 0-5 and have serious pedigree at this level the last while.

Anyone know are there many who didnt travel to South Africa? - Only one I heard hadnt travelled was Marc O'Se and he's not due to be fit for a while yet from what I remember.

wonga77 · 06-01-2015 1:54pm

ciarriaithuaidh wrote: »

This was the Junior team from the AI final last year. Some of these are ineligible/unavaialble

1 Shane Murphy Kilcummin
2 Fionán Clifford Waterville
3 Kevin O'Dwyer Waterville
4 Danny Wrenn Tarbert
5 Greg Gibson Waterville
6 Denis Daly St. Marys - N/A, played with UL
7 Gavin Crowley Templenoe - N/A - U21
8 Andrew Garnett Spa
9 Brendan O'Sullivan Valentia - N/A, with CIT
10 Philip O'Connor Cordal
11 Ciaran Keating Skellig Rangers - N/A,with CIT
12 Brian Crowley Templenoe - N/A,U21
13 Gavan O’Grady Glenbeigh/Glencar
14 Paul Kennelly Ballydonoghue
15 Thomas Hickey (Capt) Castleisland Desmonds - N/A,with UCC
Fir Ionaid:
16 Sean Óg Ó Ciardubháin Cordal
17 Alan O’Donoghue John Mitchels
18 Shane Lynch Spa
19 Michael Brennan Churchill
20 Sean Moloney John Mitchels
21 Edmund Walsh Knocknagoshel
22 Dara Roche Glenflesk - N/A,u21
23 Jeff O’Donoghue Glenflesk
24 Padráig Ó Sé An Ghaeltacht

That's just what I'm aware of. Could be more. Some of the lads above, possibly added to by a few Senior panelists, wouldn't disgrace themselves I'd say.

Alot of those lads might not have kicked a ball for 6 weeks or more though, tough ask to be asking any of them out of the blue just after xmas

ciarriaithuaidh · 06-01-2015 3:42pm

wonga77 wrote: »

Alot of those lads might not have kicked a ball for 6 weeks or more though, tough ask to be asking any of them out of the blue just after xmas

What other option is there? In fairness, most lads will be rusty, but won't have got massively unfit in a few weeks. Players at that level look after themselves fairly well these days. Given the involvement of Darragh are we to expect half an u21 team now? I'd be quite annpyed if any player was asked to play 2 games in 24 hours, but you could feasibly take 5 or 6 of the u21s and play them in the Senior game, using the rest of the u21 squad or fringe players for the game with Cavan. Problem then is you'd probably get a pasting off Cavan, who are very strong, which would be of no benefit to the 21s and certainly wouldn't help morale. Overall, I'd favour picking whatever Juniors/Non-21s are available for the Senior game. ITT won't be great but wouldn't be that worried with result anyhow.

Going to be some shock to a few systems when serious training and the league resumes. I wouldn't be expecting anything great out of them for the first few rounds anyway.

homerjay2005 · 07-01-2015 1:55pm

squad has been picked for Sunday, so its obviously alot more structured than i was expecting!!

stuba · 07-01-2015 2:25pm

homerjay2005 wrote: »

squad has been picked for Sunday, so its obviously alot more structured than i was expecting!!

Where did you hear this? Do you have the squad?

Oregano_State · 07-01-2015 3:48pm

I'd be expecting a Kerry win no matter what team they put out. I was coaching athletics last night beside where the IT were training and they only had 13 players at it. A lot of the students probably aren't back from the Christmas break yet.

Axel Lamp · 09-01-2015 10:11pm

KERRY TEAM V IT TRALEE ANNOUNCED 09/01/2015

The Kerry team to play IT Tralee in the Munster GAA McGrath Cup Qtr Final in Austin Stack Park Tralee on Sunday at 2pm is as follows:

1 Shane Murphy Kilcummin

2 Sean T. Dillon St Senans

3 Caoimhín Ó Beaglaoich An Ghaeltacht

4 Donal Maher Kilcummin

5 Paul McMahon St Pats

6 Tadhg Morley Templenoe

7 Shane O’Connor John Mitchels

8 Conor McGillicuddy Glenbeigh/Glencar

9 Jack Barry Na Gaeil

10 Adam Barry Brosna

11 James Crean Annascaul

12 Gary Sayers Keel

13 Kevin McCarthy Kilcummin

14 Gavan O’Grady Glenbeigh/Glencar

15 Paul Kennelly Ballydonoghue

Axel Lamp · 09-01-2015 10:13pm

And the subs:

Fir Ionaid:

16 Padraig McCarthy Rathmore
17 Brian Crowley Templenoe
18 Brian Ó Beaglaoich An Ghaeltacht
19 Dara Roche Glenflesk
20 Micheál Burns Dr Crokes
21 Matthew Flaherty Dingle
22 Liam Carey Beaufort
23 Cormac Coffey Kerins O’Rahillys
24 Cathal Murphy Rathmore
25 Tom O’Sullivan Dingle
26 Killian Spillane Templenoe
27 Cillian Fitzgerald Churchill
28 Tom Ladden Keel

DDC1990 · 09-01-2015 10:24pm

Wow talk about a thrown together team.

Bench is made up of u21s really.

Delighted for Jack Barry, from Na Gaeil making his Senior Debut.

Historic for the club (AFAIK) first Kerry Senior player.

Had a good few Minor, Junior and u21's, but I can't recall any of them playing senior.

His brother Adam (not the lad from Brosna) was Centre Back on the Minor team last year.

Two fine big lads.

EDIT: Also a serious lack of Tommy Walsh! Whats the story?

mystic86 · 09-01-2015 10:26pm

Where is Tommy Walsh?

D'Agger · 09-01-2015 10:47pm

mystic86 wrote: »

Where is Tommy Walsh?

Don't need him, we've Gary Sayers!

Poor_old_gill · 10-01-2015 10:02am

mystic86 wrote: »

Where is Tommy Walsh?

Article on the The Score.ie says that he is gone back to Oz for some reason, maybe tying up some loose ends?

http://thescore.thejournal.ie/no-tommy-walsh-kerry-mcgrath-cup-clash-1874683-Jan2015/

GAA2TheCore · 10-01-2015 1:07pm

Is Tommy Walsh considering a possible U-turn and staying down under ?

keane2097 · 10-01-2015 1:36pm

GAA2TheCore wrote: »

Is Tommy Walsh considering a possible U-turn and staying down under ?

Seamus Scanlon is to sign with the Essendon Bombers next week. Tommy is acting as his agent to broker the deal.

himself123 · 10-01-2015 2:58pm

The midfielder is Colin McGillicuddy from Glenbeigh/Glencar, not Colin. Jack Barry's younger brother Andrew played centre back for the Kerry minors this year and he is eligible again this year. They are Na Gaeil, no relation to Adam of Brosna, who has been playing superb football in the All Ireland Junior Club Championship - Brosna play Rock St. Patrick's of Tyrone in the semi-final in a few weeks time. Tommy Walsh has not gone back to Australia, he is training away at football. Kerry's team against IT Tralee is predominantly the U21 team backed up by the juniors. Frankly, that's always my preference for a competition so early in the year. Chill for a while, give a few runs to young lads.

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