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Mochs are a far better outift than the Blues. 3/4 of the blues lads looked like they wanted to be there, the rest didnt put up much of a fight. Mairtins obviously very good and their game management is their most impressive quality. Know when to slow it down and speed it up, take a lot of time with free kicks when they want and when they have a man on the ground they usually take their time, to kill any hope of the game being a contest. Mochs have far better footballers than any team the jocks have faced this year and have threats all over the pitch, not just the two Byrnes. The fact that the Mochs have been tested might stand in their favour, whereas Mairtins havent. Tough one to call but I'd go with the Mairtins, just. bobby22 (Louth) - Posts: 26 - 26/10/2021 13:16:19 2387435 Link
Replying To TheBong1: "great win, big recruitment drive now for the Blues, all teams should watch out" Very true. Greengrass (Louth) - Posts: 6017 - 26/10/2021 18:28:39 2387501 Link
Well done to the Glen Emmetts, League and Champ winners without really breaking a sweat, really solid team and I still feel they have a lot more to give, they are not a Junior team with the right attitude going forward they can be a force in intermediate Fechins finally get across the line and fair play to them they have had their doubters but they showed proper grit to get over the line, good blend of old and new players there hopefully they can settle themselves in senior championship next year The Jocks are a serious force!! Its the attitude and togetherness of the squad that is most impressive, they mix hard work with serious talent. they have gotten the monkey off their backs beating the blues and I can see them winning easily against a spirited Mochtas. I can see the Jocks dominating the senior grade for the next few years! JDgaahead (Louth) - Posts: 51 - 27/10/2021 09:32:27 2387533 Link
Replying To JDgaahead: "Well done to the Glen Emmetts, League and Champ winners without really breaking a sweat, really solid team and I still feel they have a lot more to give, they are not a Junior team with the right attitude going forward they can be a force in intermediate Fechins finally get across the line and fair play to them they have had their doubters but they showed proper grit to get over the line, good blend of old and new players there hopefully they can settle themselves in senior championship next year The Jocks are a serious force!! Its the attitude and togetherness of the squad that is most impressive, they mix hard work with serious talent. they have gotten the monkey off their backs beating the blues and I can see them winning easily against a spirited Mochtas. I can see the Jocks dominating the senior grade for the next few years!" Why refer to the Emmets as 'they' when they are 'your' club?. LiathroidiMor (Louth) - Posts: 258 - 27/10/2021 12:31:54 2387575 Link
David Bracken was lining out in his ninth Junior championship final last weekend. He played in his first one for Glen Emmets in 1997! Fair play to him, that is some commitment given. moresthepity (Louth) - Posts: 227 - 27/10/2021 22:02:27 2387662 Link
Would anyone have enough knowledge to put together a team of the year for both junior and intermediate football ? I'm thinking maybe yourself Ollie. Also surely there are a few emerging talents from the championships this year that could potentially catch the eye of mickey Harte or maybe they could be aiming towards a county call up in the next year or two. Any thoughts on this ? I thought that both championships were excellent this year with teams stepping up across the board. Louthforsam (Louth) - Posts: 87 - 28/10/2021 08:27:05 2387665 Link
Was Mickey at many of the JFC & IFC matches? Shearer (Louth) - Posts: 817 - 28/10/2021 13:12:53 2387715 Link
Couldn't tell you but with lutv I'm sure he hasn't missed much. Great resource for him to avail of. Louthforsam (Louth) - Posts: 87 - 28/10/2021 14:16:53 2387722 Link
Replying To Louthforsam: "Would anyone have enough knowledge to put together a team of the year for both junior and intermediate football ? I'm thinking maybe yourself Ollie. Also surely there are a few emerging talents from the championships this year that could potentially catch the eye of mickey Harte or maybe they could be aiming towards a county call up in the next year or two. Any thoughts on this ? I thought that both championships were excellent this year with teams stepping up across the board." Unfortunately Louthforsam with Covid hovering around the past two seasons I have been restricted from going to matches. Please God next year wee will get back to some sort of normality. If I was picking my teams I would usually go with the four semi-finalists that have reached the last four. Ollie2 (Louth) - Posts: 751 - 28/10/2021 15:08:09 2387734 Link
Very interesting proposals on the cards last night GAAdundalk (Louth) - Posts: 641 - 03/11/2021 17:23:56 2388314 Link
Replying To GAAdundalk: "Very interesting proposals on the cards last night" What proposals were they? Greengrass (Louth) - Posts: 6017 - 03/11/2021 19:14:30 2388340 Link
Yes. Will be interesting to see which way it goes. Louthforsam (Louth) - Posts: 87 - 04/11/2021 08:51:16 2388352 Link
Proposal B looks decent Shearer (Louth) - Posts: 817 - 04/11/2021 13:22:29 2388383 Link
Replying To Shearer: "Proposal B looks decent" I prefer option A Shearer. I remember the 6 team championship groups. They were as dull as dishwater. Greengrass (Louth) - Posts: 6017 - 04/11/2021 16:48:49 2388414 Link
Option A for me, not bad. Championship as it is is grand. But the big problem i feel is the lack of league games and stopping for county players so this hits all. Also 15 plus years ago the groups of 6 produced too many dead rubber games GAAdundalk (Louth) - Posts: 641 - 04/11/2021 20:09:58 2388434 Link
Surprised to see no posts about a Meath official reffing our county final on Sunday. Why cam one of our own refs not do it? Hoolahoop (Louth) - Posts: 46 - 06/11/2021 19:17:09 2388583 Link
Congrats to Naomh Mairtin who could still dominate for years to come as they have youth on their side. The Mochtas were dragged to the final by the Byrne brothers and badly lack strength in depth. If they didn't have those two they'd be nowhere near Senior. moresthepity (Louth) - Posts: 227 - 08/11/2021 17:31:24 2388806 Link
Replying To moresthepity: "Congrats to Naomh Mairtin who could still dominate for years to come as they have youth on their side. The Mochtas were dragged to the final by the Byrne brothers and badly lack strength in depth. If they didn't have those two they'd be nowhere near Senior." That's an interesting statement. Craig Lennon has been arguably player of the Championship for the mochs this year. Conor Garland kept Ciaran Keenan one of the best players in the county relatively quiet in two games this year. Cormac Smyth got them over the line against Mattock in the quarters. Darren McMahon is a former county player, as well as Gerry Garland. Ciaran McMahon only came on for the first time in the year in the final. Anyone with half a football brain can see they aren't a two man team. Great achievment for them to get to the final, the Mairtins are just on another level. bobby22 (Louth) - Posts: 26 - 09/11/2021 10:25:35 2388860 Link
There's definitely another 2/3 Joe Wards in that Martins team. Congrats to them, looking forward to seeing them in Leinster this year Shearer (Louth) - Posts: 817 - 09/11/2021 13:23:49 2388897 Link
Martins were simply unstoppable this year completely blitzed everyone. Hopefully they can get on a decent run in Leinster. Mochtas has superb year hopefully keep everyone together and come again next year, there's alot more to come from this young enough Mochtas side. Anlubuchaill (Louth) - Posts: 353 - 09/11/2021 17:08:33 2388943 Link