LuckyGent88 wrote: » Back to Ireland this weekend for the hurling. I have a terrace ticket. I presume that means I can go in any of the areas apart from the seated stand? I’m not confined to the Aldi end for instance if I have that ticket.
Figerty wrote: » I would think we had moved past that mentality of beating the walls before matches over something like that that comment. It's not really working for Davy Fitz! You could argue that Lohan is just planting doubt into Bubbles head...coming to Ennis, crowd close in and sticky corner back..
mountgomery burns wrote: » He won an all Ireland with Clare and Wexford should have beaten the all Ireland finalists at the weekend. Coaching and preparation, and quality of players ultimately may be an issue but it's rare his charges aren't up for a game. That alone won't win you matches but you won't win it without either. Sheedy is all about the fire and brimstone on the sideline since he returned. Brian Cody too
Donald Trumped wrote: » https://twitter.com/ClareSenHurlers/status/1134551090144436225
windy shepard henderson wrote: » football team for the kerry fixture tomorrow night , tubridy and sean o'donohue are fit to start i believe whether they are late changes or not i am not sure , same team as the waterford game bar cathal o'connor for bohannon , if this is the team to start expect this formation of 2 runners in cian o'dea and jamie malone between both 45s with a 4 man forward line , 1. Stephen Ryan 2. Gordon Kelly 3. Cillian Brennan 4. Kevin Hartnett 5. Sean Collins 6. Aaron Fitzgerald 7. Dean Ryan , 13. Cian O Dea 12 Jamie Malone 8. Gary Brennan (C) 9. Cathal O’Connor 10. Kieran Malone 11. Eoin Cleary 14. Cormac Murray 15. Gavin Cooney
windy shepard henderson wrote: » will cleary come in as a late change for someone , i know his pace could be exposed for a game like this but surely his height could be invaluable
Donald Trumped wrote: » From what I can gather, it looks like Seadna Morey will make way for the St Joseph's Miltown clubman come 4 pm on Sunday.
Donald Trumped wrote: » I still believe that Cormac Murray and Gavin Cooney will not start tomorrow, with Sean and Tubs taking their places on the starting 15. While you are still online windy, have you any word on how the Clare U20 footballers are preparing ahead of tomorrow's Liam o'Connor cup match against Westmeath in Miltown tomorrow. What type of team can we expect from Seamus Clancy's charges come 2 pm tomorrow.
BloodyBill wrote: » If that's true then it's sad. I thought the idea of naming Dummy teams went with Ger Loughnane. If I was the fall guy ie 'Morey' I'd explain to management that I'm unwilling to let my name go onto the team sheet if I'm not starting. Theres a personal pride and respect issue. I dont see it happening as I have respect for the two managers. They usually go about their jobs professionally..except during the game when they are too slow to make changes
windy shepard henderson wrote: » nowadays players would be told your down on the starting 15 for sunday but you wont be starting , back in loughnanes time he told players thursday night that they were starting only to break them 30 minutes before throw in and tell them there on the bench and someone else is starting ahead of them i think to be fair to the management they really improved after the munster final last year and through out the league this year , better game plans quicker decisions on the line also , this lad gavin keary looks like a really good coach too he is mainly in charge of the defensive stuff he usually takes up the opposite side of the field being radioed up to maloney at the other , big addition from loughrea i think
BloodyBill wrote: » Keary is definitely a good addition. I understand your point but I wouldn't change my point of view. I just dont agree with naming dummy teams. It's not done by the top teams and Clare dont need to resort to it. Gilligan in 97 would be the only time it worked but it was still wrong.
Donald Trumped wrote: » Half-Time U20 Football Development League at Miltown Malbay Westmeath 1-5 Clare 0-2
Donald Trumped wrote: » Firstly I wish Kevin Hartnett a most full and speedy recovery after his bad injury he sustained late on in the match. There is no man more passionate for Clare than Hartnett who is one of those honest tenacious warrior type players that you need in the dressing room. Prior to that he was having a stormer for the saffron and blue this evening. Get well soon Kevin Well it was a bittersweet performance from Clare. Plenty of heart and courage which was great to see. In defense I thought that Hartnett and with the evergreen Gordon Kelly were immense today. Stephen Ryan made some crucial first half saves which if they had gone in to the back of the net, it could have been a massacre. In attack I felt that that Gary Brennan and Eoin Cleary were very good today with their direct running and their honesty causing havoc for the Kerry men. The long balls to Bohannon experiment failed spectacularly I'm afraid though in the 1st 35 mins. However when we pushed up on Kerry's kick-outs in the 2nd half, we played much much better Crucially though the 2nd half score read Clare 0-9 Kerry 0-6. Plenty to ponder for Peter Keane and the Kingdom though who were quite poor at times. However my main concern though is for Kevin, who I saw is gone off on an ambulance from the ground shortly after full-time.
fire_man wrote: » Thanks for report.Wishing Kevin a speedy recovery .What players came on tonight and for who?
fire_man wrote: » Good reviews guys. How far will they get in qualifiers?
windy shepard henderson wrote: » Looking forward to today, not do or die by any means but a win would be huge going forward,
insecurebiped wrote: » Who do you think should be dropped?
BloodyBill wrote: » It's close enough to a do or die. Lose and then face into the Ennis road showdown ...could be going into the last game against Cork absolutely needing a win..
