Clareman wrote: » 2 teams up, so if Offaly or Tipp win and we don't win we aren't promoted, if Offaly and Tipp both win we go up, if we win or draw we go up. Hopefully Kildare will rest a few players as we can get a result away, without that I'd say Offaly are a sure bet against a regulated Limerick, Tipp have their county champions back but have a difficult trip against Sligo, I fear we'll have to get something to go up.
windy shepard henderson wrote: » unless there is a draw in sligo one of them teams will be on 8 points , so should offaly win and clare lose you would have 3 teams on 8 points whith clare the superior scoring difference , however i would be fairly hopeful of getting something out of newbridge
Clareman wrote: » Very good point, I forgot about Sligo being on 6 points, almost hoping for Limerick to lie down so
windy shepard henderson wrote: » longford will also go on to 8 points should they beat westmeath at home next week , there dose'nt seem to be mutch betwen them two teams also from what i have seen , but the easiest way for us to go up is to win our last game , i am not too sure if kildare are that much better then us
Clareman wrote: » A nice draw against Kildare to setup a final in Croke Park would be nice as well :P Sligo v Tipperary - You'd imagine that home advantage would be worth the win here but Tipp have their heavy hitters back as well, wouldn't be surprised with a draw but any win will do Longford v Westmeath - Westmeath have a proud history and won't go down without a fight, Longford weren't interested in the second half today but have something to play for next week, again home field advantage is crucial. Limerick v Offaly - Limerick have had a terrible season, hard to see past an Offaly win here Kildare v Clare, amaingly considering we were only promoted last year we're kicking ourselves for not being promoted with a round to spare. Clare will be going in on the back of a great performance, Kildare will already be looking forward to the final.
JohnDozer wrote: » If teams finish level on points, is it score difference that counts or head to head result between the teams?
Clareman wrote: » If it's only 2 teams then it's head to head, more than that and it's scoring differences
Boots234 wrote: » What about if Longford, Sligo and Offaly were to win along with a Clare loss? In that case Offaly have beaten us, Sligo and Longford already. Will that still go to scoring difference?
windy shepard henderson wrote: » if clare are level with one team on 8 points head to head will kick in , but if more then one team level on 8 points it will boil down to scoring average , clare are + 30 in this regard and far superior then everyone else
Boots234 wrote: » So really we just need to Longford or Sligo to win and we are up as we have won the head to head with both of those and if any other teams are involved then scoring difference will come into play
keeponhurling wrote: » Roscommon went from Div 4 to Div 1 in five years. Just saying, like
Twiceasnice97 wrote: » under 21`s beat kilkenny monday. Kilkenny had most of their squad aparently o gorman duggan gleeson conroy o malley and shanaher took no part shane taylor went off after 20 mins injured. real boost to the squad`s morale facing into a huge test in waterford
windy shepard henderson wrote: » forgot mikey o'malley is still u21 still think he is a serious prospect , was expecting him to see more senior game time in the league ,
Twiceasnice97 wrote: he is underage next year again he played very very well in the fitzgibbon cup but he does have some issues with decision making. extremely skillful hurler but he can do odd things. the brilliant score for the intermediates last year followed by a really really bad wide when we were on a bit of a roll simply because of a lack of concentration and bouncing the ball off the ground v limerick when he didnt need to being examples if we get the defence right waterford will have to go hard to win
Clareman wrote: » Good breakdown of what needs to happen I do find the capitalization of the D in down as kind of amusing
keeponhurling wrote: » Clare v Tipp in the hurling quarterfinal is on TG4 this Sunday, for those who cannot be in Cusack Park.
Claw09 wrote: » Its not live though, its on at 4.45
keeponhurling wrote: » Well, it seems to say Cork-Kerry football with throw-in at 2.00, then Clare-Tipp with throw-in 3.45. Which would be live. Anyways at least they are showing it
Xenophile wrote: » Tipperary have changed their goalkeeper for Sunday, I hope that he is well tested.
