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Topic: Clare V Limerick Munster Minor Hurling SF 29th June
King Henry
(153 Posts)
Posted: 12-Jun-2012 22:12
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I think it's time to get the ball rolling on this one.

Opinions lads
BeTimberin
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Posted: 12-Jun-2012 22:25
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Originally posted by King Henry:
I think it's time to get the ball rolling on this one.Opinions lads

Lets try and get over this Sunday first...
daylo
(642 Posts)
Posted: 12-Jun-2012 22:50
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yes try and get over sunday first

by the way bp

hows the injury to shane liddy coming on
what time frame is he on to be back in action again ?
Soggy Ground
(14 Posts)
Posted: 18-Jun-2012 23:14
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after the disappointment of yesterday, i think its safe to start discussions on this game
daylo
(642 Posts)
Posted: 19-Jun-2012 09:01
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lets get it rollling

Originally posted by King Henry:
I think it's time to get the ball rolling on this one.Opinions lads
lopper
(1,990 Posts)
Posted: 19-Jun-2012 09:31
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Originally posted by daylo:
lets get it rollling

Lets get stuck in, lads.
tse
(483 Posts)
Posted: 19-Jun-2012 09:33
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How many of this minor team will play senior with their clubs this weekend?
badsub
(30 Posts)
Posted: 19-Jun-2012 09:55
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i think the starting clare lads involved for their clubs this weekend will be
quilligan feakle
obrien clonlara
carey smb
quirke whitegate
taylor broadford
deasy ballyea
shanahan smb
duggan clarecastle
o donnell eire og
N16
(1,724 Posts)
Posted: 19-Jun-2012 10:03
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Massively important game for us, win this and we keep these lads together for another 6 weeks at least. There are several of these lads I can see making the breakthrough in the coming years. Conor Cleary the centre back has the makings of a senior IC centre back if his development goes the right way. Several otehrs as well, Alex Morey looks a very skillful player midfield, Jamie Shanahan is big and strong and the sort of playerwe need for the half forward line in the next few years. Huge game for us.
King Henry
(153 Posts)
Posted: 19-Jun-2012 10:56
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conor cleary has massive priorities in football too, let's hope it doesn't hinder him in terms of his huge hurling talent.
Dench
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Posted: 19-Jun-2012 11:28
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Originally posted by King Henry:
conor cleary has massive priorities in football too, let's hope it doesn't hinder him in terms of his huge hurling talent.

He has picked football first all his life
tse
(483 Posts)
Posted: 19-Jun-2012 13:20
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This is the team from the last day. Shanahan will certainly come in, but where will they play him? Maybe full forward for Deasy, as he poses maximum threat here. In saying that Deasy has shown some nice touches and got scores. The half forward line was much improved against Cork. Niall Deasy and Taylor certainly had good games. Wards position may be under threat.

Eibhear Quilligan (Feakle)
Shane O'Brien (Capt) (Clonlara)
Brian Carey (Sixmilebridge)
Geariod Ryan (Clarecastle)
Aidan McGuane (Kilmaley)
Conor Cleary (Kilmaley)
Eoin Quirke (Whitegate)
David Conroy (St.Josephs/Doora/Barefield)
Alex Morey (Sixmilebridge)
Stephen Ward (Clarecastle)
Niall Deasy (Ballyea)
Shane Taylor (Broadford)
Shane O'Donnell (Eire Og)
Conor Deasy (Sixmilebridge)
Bobby Duggan (Clarecastle)

Keith Hogan Clooney/Quin
Brian Corry (Sixmilebridge)
Shane Gleeson (Cratloe)
Jamie Shannahan (Sixmilebridge)
Aidan O'Gorman (O'Callaghans Mills)
Mark McGuane (Clarecastle)
Cian Nolan (Smith O'Briens)
Eoin Tuohy (Feakle)
Niall Bolton (Tulla)
Oisin Pender (Newmarket)
Donal Whelan (Broadford)
Shane Liddy Newmarket - inj
Dench
(326 Posts)
Posted: 19-Jun-2012 16:12
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Originally posted by tse:
This is the team from the last day. Shanahan will certainly come in, but where will they play him? Maybe full forward for Deasy, as he poses maximum threat here. In saying that Deasy has shown some nice touches and got scores. The half forward line was much improved against Cork. Niall Deasy and Taylor certainly had good games. Wards position may be under threat.Eibhear Quilligan (Feakle)
Shane O'Brien (Capt) (Clonlara)
Brian Carey (Sixmilebridge)
Geariod Ryan (Clarecastle)
Aidan McGuane (Kilmaley)
Conor Cleary (Kilmaley)
Eoin Quirke (Whitegate)
David Conroy (St.Josephs/Doora/Barefield)
Alex Morey (Sixmilebridge)
Stephen Ward (Clarecastle)
Niall Deasy (Ballyea)
Shane Taylor (Broadford)
Shane O'Donnell (Eire Og)
Conor Deasy (Sixmilebridge)
Bobby Duggan (Clarecastle)Keith Hogan Clooney/Quin
Brian Corry (Sixmilebridge)
Shane Gleeson (Cratloe)
Jamie Shannahan (Sixmilebridge)
Aidan O'Gorman (O'Callaghans Mills)
Mark McGuane (Clarecastle)
Cian Nolan (Smith O'Briens)
Eoin Tuohy (Feakle)
Niall Bolton (Tulla)
Oisin Pender (Newmarket)
Donal Whelan (Broadford)
Shane Liddy Newmarket - inj

Id have Shanahan wing to start off with anyway. He looked like bullock under the high ball the last day when he came horsin lads out of his way
daylo
(642 Posts)
Posted: 19-Jun-2012 16:25
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ur deads right dench
tis how we missed his physicality against waterford on day 1
hurling immortal
(267 Posts)
Posted: 19-Jun-2012 17:11
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Originally posted by Dench:
He has picked football first all his life

thats right.. but if there is a chance of winning ais with the hurlers or going nowhere with the footballers that could change..
Soggy Ground
(14 Posts)
Posted: 19-Jun-2012 23:16
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Would aidan o gorman and mark mcguane ever get a look in? Neither seemed too bad when they came on against waterford in the 1st round
tse
(483 Posts)
Posted: 23-Jun-2012 13:35
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Originally posted by Soggy Ground:
Would aidan o gorman and mark mcguane ever get a look in? Neither seemed too bad when they came on against waterford in the 1st round

Who would you have them start instead of?
Bannerabu
(549 Posts)
Posted: 23-Jun-2012 16:44
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While i rate both highly i dont think either will get the start next friday. With Shanahan to come in to the side its going to be hard one of the 6 forwards from the Cork game to lose out.
1 - 9 will be unchanged my forwards would be
10 C. Deacy, 11 Shanahan, 12 Taylor
13 O'Donnell 14 N. Deacy, 15 Duggan

Ward unlucky to lose out but what a choice of forwards with Corry, McGuane, O'Gorman & Gleeson puhing the 6 for positions
Scoreboard
(301 Posts)
Posted: 23-Jun-2012 19:44
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Originally posted by Bannerabu:
While i rate both highly i dont think either will get the start next friday. With Shanahan to come in to the side its going to be hard one of the 6 forwards from the Cork game to lose out.
1 - 9 will be unchanged my forwards would be
10 C. Deacy, 11 Shanahan, 12 Taylor
13 O'Donnell 14 N. Deacy, 15 DugganWard unlucky to lose out but what a choice of forwards with Corry, McGuane, O'Gorman & Gleeson puhing the 6 for positions

Choice of forwards? A good free taker is all we have. It took Shanahan's introduction the last day to spark Clare into life.

King Henry
(153 Posts)
Posted: 23-Jun-2012 19:52
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o gorman i thought did quite well when he came on against waterford and I would say he's close to the starting lineup. McGuane however when introduced against waterford didnt seem to be fully up to pace and when he got the ball, he drove the ball down the field rather then looking up and finding a man.

what has conor deasy done wrong at ff to be moved wing??
Scoreboard
(301 Posts)
Posted: 23-Jun-2012 20:35
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I haven't been impressed with Deasy at 14. He doesn't score enough or win enough possession to link the play up. He's one I'd think should be under pressure to hold his place.
Soggy Ground
(14 Posts)
Posted: 23-Jun-2012 20:40
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ive been impressed with deasy so far

but if you are unhappy with him you only move him to 10?
Bannerabu
(549 Posts)
Posted: 23-Jun-2012 23:35
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Conor has only scored 3 pts on 2 games at full forward and imo is more suited to the half forward position with his cousin Niall going to full where he would provide more of a threat with his size and ability to win ball, take a score or lay off to supporting players.

Shanahan presence really boosted the team when introduced the other 5 forwards feed off him.
Soggy Ground
(14 Posts)
Posted: 25-Jun-2012 22:03
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niall was impressive at centre forward all through the club minor championship last year. Was anonymous when moved to full in the final against SMB, Id' say leave him at centre
Bannerabu
(549 Posts)
Posted: 25-Jun-2012 22:44
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Where would you play Shanahan full or wing ?

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