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Post by ian on Aug 27, 2004 18:38:59 GMT
well lads best of luck on sunday
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Post by striker on Sept 28, 2004 10:32:53 GMT
just wondering how the juniors will go this weekend in the north final. its a big day out and i hope all 15 can cope with the big day. best of kuck
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Post by clipper on Sept 28, 2004 15:04:05 GMT
we have as good a junior team this year as ever b4 and they are in with a great shout of winnin. rumour has it trainin goin very well horny is even knockin out the selectors to get playin!
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Post by Johnny on Sept 28, 2004 15:15:50 GMT
Hope to god ye beat Burgess bout time someone took those shapers down a peg or 2.
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Post by flaker on Oct 5, 2004 14:18:13 GMT
How did moneygall throw away another north final! they have d players but somehow they just didnt put it 2gether! full back line was good but that was just about it
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Post by clipper on Oct 5, 2004 15:40:48 GMT
another final thrown away is right dunno what the story is without a doubt the players are there. 1 of the lads on the team has played in seven north finals (junior and senior) and lost them all.. must be a record!
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Post by Beano on Oct 5, 2004 15:43:34 GMT
in fairness when you bring on one of your selectors that hasn't played all year what hope have ye of winnin. up burgess! love wearin my socks up cos im a shaper! ;D
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Post by poacher on Oct 6, 2004 13:59:01 GMT
I suppose the selector was no worse than anyone else! what's the problem with lads on a so-called "big day??"
- so what changes do ye think will be made for the next day?
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Post by Beano on Oct 6, 2004 15:13:52 GMT
greener is back form scotland on friday might as well give him a run seen as they have tried everyone else. corner forward! eoin kelly look out
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Post by Sticky on Oct 6, 2004 15:20:14 GMT
Match in Gortnahooo!! on Sat at 4pm. Where the hell is that!
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Post by Quadmire on Oct 11, 2004 12:30:11 GMT
The Junior teams problem was simple................Lack of training!! Simple as that. If they had put in some hard work in training during the year than they would have won those last two matches easily.
You win nothing by just showing up as some of the juniors seemed to think this year.
I think only two players on the team trained properly with the seniors this year.
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Post by Beano on Oct 11, 2004 14:21:07 GMT
would definitely agree with you there U could c ballyneale were way fitter than us at the end. its no bother winnin the junior league when everyone is unfit but when it comes to close championship games like against burgess and ballyneale we didnt have the answer. some of the players on the junior team are good enough to play senior but too lazy to put in a bit of effort
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Post by striker on Oct 12, 2004 16:11:03 GMT
just want to say it was a disgrace to be beaten. suppose when they don't bother trainin and ya here that some of the players are in the pub til six on a thursday night it shows the interest they have. just seems nonone has an interest in being a TEXT
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Post by striker on Oct 12, 2004 16:11:59 GMT
just want to say it was a disgrace to be beaten. suppose when they don't bother trainin and ya here that some of the players are in the pub til six on a thursday night it shows the interest they have. just seems nonone has an interest in being a winner.
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Post by Poacher on Oct 13, 2004 10:48:04 GMT
I think you're a bit out of line striker.
Where a junior team is a club's second team, it always has been and always will be the case, that the team is generally made up of 3 types of players:
1. Young, up-and-coming potential senior hurlers
2. Former senior players, who've done their time
3. Players who just aren't good enough or else not dedicated enough to hurl senior
This is why it's a junior team! There may only have been 2 of our hurlers training with the seniors all year, but would you pick them out as being the best performers we had over the last 2 games? - I don't think so.
Ballyneale have 1 hurling team - Junior - and were involved in senior Football until 2 weeks ago, and were stronger.
But having said that, the game was not lost at the end - in extra time, the game was lost in the 2nd half of normal time.
You're right it was a game that could and should have been won.
As for nobody wanting to win, you may have a point...but it's not that nobody wanted to win, it's not enough wanted to win.
A number of the players involved on Saturday have won North and County medals, know how to win and know what it takes to win.
A very small thing would have turned either game in our favour
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