goalmouth wrote: » Went to the colmans game a bit unlucky to be defeated a draw would have been a fair result which would have been enough to get them out of the group Great to see the AG go onto the next round Middleton flop again what the hell is going on here all these cork minors more than any other college and they can't get out of their group
goalmouth wrote: » They had no programmes but I do my best with the players I know la touché wing back with colm Carroll in the center Lyons midfield Coates Nash and Nicholas half forward and Dwyer hourigan full forward Colmans. Vernier ricken Leary Walsh Saiche ahearn Hammond o Leary Two linehans and kinehely Don't know anymore
seventh7 wrote: » Agreed TTM a real dog fight. Eddie Gunning has been putting in preformances like this all year he was indeed inspirational. This game could have swung either way as both defences imo were excellent I will wait for your match report as I know little about the Doon players. One thing which struck me as strange was the withdrawl of aherne with 10 minutes to go as his first half preformance was outstanding. The half back he was on then proceeded to score 2 points a very nearly fatal error from the AG bench. Still a little naiveity there I think. Looking forward to your indepth match report.
Richmond Ultra wrote: » I was at the UCC game today. Carlow looked the hungrier of the two sides today. Kavanagh ran the show in midfield. UCC looked cocky and it showed plenty of short puckouts that didn't work. What ever happened to the old fashioned lump down the field. O'Donnell very over rated and didn't do much. Hartnett got a good goal but then went off with a hand,arm injury. He was down a few times before going off the field. Hallisey had a mare for the goals but still made a smart few saves during the game. I'll be throwing a few quid on Carlow for the fitz after watching them today. UCC had a team bonding weekend last week ahead of the final. Probably A reason for the loss.
Breadandbutter wrote: » RU, were you at the UCC game today ?
thinkstoomuch1 wrote: » Thanks that Who stood out cork wise please
Orizio wrote: » At the end of the day this Midleton group won everything underage...up to Harty. People within the school ruined the team really. Hopefully some lads will look at how the likes of Rochestown, Hamilton etc are doing with a lot less pick wise and that will shame some people. TBH though it wouldn't surprise me if Dwane is in charge again next year.
Richmond Ultra wrote: » Cork wise there wasn't many as UCC were simply out played to be honest. The made a strange call about 5 minutes before the start to start Cormac Walsh instead of Cormac Murphy in midfield. Murphy had played the previous few games and is currently training with the Cork squad so it made no sense to drop him. Rickard Cahalane from Ballymartle in midfield got two nice points and set up a few attacks but struggled to win primary possesion which is a midfielders main role. Up front Lehane ran the show for UCC always looking a threat when attacking and this showed with his points tally at the end of the game. Both David Geary and Anthony Spillane contributed a few points each when UCC threatened to attack but they were just starved of possession as Carlow battled bravely up the field to win the ball back something that UCC struggled with. UCC will benefit from the experience when one considers who in the squad is still to come back for the Fitz panel. Jamie Barron, John Power, Tom Devine and Rob O'Shea was injured for the game yesterday despite being named on the bench. Another factor in UCC struggling yesterday is that the majority of their players play with high profile counties who have been back fitness training for the past two months training four or five times a week and this is bound to show in a lack of hunger compared to players from the likes of Kerry, Carlow etc who wouldn't be training as much at this time of the year.
thinkstoomuch1 wrote: » Yeah la Touche dropping back helped them but huge loss up front for them Who played well colmans Thanks that
thinkstoomuch1 wrote: » Dwayne getting cork intermediate Job tells it own story Midelton school are not short good coaching Sean hurley seamus Murphy alwuin kearney Tim Collins I'm not sure is kilkenny peter dowling still with them It's a travesty see such brilliant young talent wasted by poor management Apparently carrigtohill did not rate dwane management How he got cork job beyond belief Ronan sheehan and other selectors may save the day but still I think Dwayne was minors selectors cork in the past
goalmouth wrote: » Keith Ricken was solid corner back Jeremy saiche was good at times condon was solid with the frees and Shane Walsh was excellent at center back Colmans had the same problem as they did against the AG poor full forward line sideline should have made changes sooner cause the sub they brought on looked lively and from what I remember he did well against AG aswell Strange to see Keith o Leary did not play he surely have more to offer than the forwards that were there
Orizio wrote: » Peter Dowling isn't involved anymore. A number of other coaches that were involved with this group at Dean Ryan/White cup level are also not involved with the school anymore. A lot of their better coaches aren't involved anymore. I'm sure Kearney/Collins are top class. A couple of the older lads trained me and wouldn't be much better than mediocre, and that is me being generous.
Richmond Ultra wrote: » UCC will benefit from the experience when one considers who in the squad is still to come back for the Fitz panel. Jamie Barron, John Power, Tom Devine and Rob O'Shea was injured for the game yesterday despite being named on the bench.
thinkstoomuch1 wrote: » He just said he was first line read it again it's clear to see
Orizio wrote: » Sure Tom Devine was injured? Or was he not involved because his club is playing this Sunday? Thanks for the report. Wouldn't read a whole lot into games like this. Think UCC's present and future is looking very rosy when one looks at the quality of players they have at this and fresher level.