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Kildare GAA General Discussion Thread

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    #5222
    smelly sock
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    klairondavis wrote: »
    Haven Hire SHC Final:

    Ardclough 1-15 Naas 1-12

    Great win for Ardclough. Their first title in 11 years.

    Delighted for Ardclough. Naas dont really have the head for finals. Could have been a bit more apart from some poor shooting amd fouling.


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    #5223
    smelly sock
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    paulie21 wrote: »
    In fairness Athy bounced back well after conceding two early goals. They had a goal chance of their own to go ahead thought Kelly should of took the point and Moorefield countered down the field and got the killer goal

    Listening to the game on kfm. Jaysus ger mcnally really needs to be a bit more unbiased. The ****e he was talking about athy. The building up of rory feely really backfired. I normally like ger but when athy are playing he's poor.


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    #5224
    Mantis Toboggan
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    smelly sock wrote: »
    Delighted for Ardclough. Naas dont really have the head for finals. Could have been a bit more apart from some poor shooting amd fouling.

    Won the intermediate final handy enough so they can't be too bad.

    Free Palestine 🇵🇸



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    #5225
    smelly sock
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    Tyson Fury wrote: »
    Won the intermediate final handy enough so they can't be too bad.

    Thats mickey mouse stuff. Naas think they have a god given rite to win senior in kildare. Another kick in the bollix for tgem today.


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    #5226
    The Talking Bread
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    smelly sock wrote: »
    Tyson Fury wrote: »
    Won the intermediate final handy enough so they can't be too bad.

    Thats mickey mouse stuff. Naas think they have a god given rite to win senior in kildare. Another kick in the bollix for tgem today.

    When you say "Naas" who do you mean?? The players, the manager, the general people of Naas.
    The result yesterday was a surprise, even for some a shock, for 90% of Hurling fans in the county
    The players themselves can't help it if they were favourites. They are clearly a good team.

    I'm guessing you are not a Naas man..... (neither am I) but that post is a bit odd.


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    #5227
    smelly sock
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    The Talking Bread wrote: »
    When you say "Naas" who do you mean?? The players, the manager, the general people of Naas.
    The result yesterday was a surprise, even for some a shock, for 90% of Hurling fans in the county
    The players themselves can't help it if they were favourites. They are clearly a good team.

    I'm guessing you are not a Naas man..... (neither am I) but that post is a bit odd.

    Ah stop. All they though they had to do was show up. Delighted they failed again. Some of the players are grand but they have two lads on the line who are nasty.


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    #5228
    Mantis Toboggan
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    smelly sock wrote: »
    Ah stop. All they though they had to do was show up. Delighted they failed again. Some of the players are grand but they have two lads on the line who are nasty.

    Am I right in saying Naas' last win was 2002?

    Why do you think they thought all they had to do was turn up? Lads I was speaking to were saying it would be close.

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    #5229
    smelly sock
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    Tyson Fury wrote: »
    Am I right in saying Naas' last win was 2002?

    Why do you think they thought all they had to do was turn up? Lads I was speaking to were saying it would be close.

    One comment i heard from them was "we only have to worry about celbridge"


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    #5230
    The Talking Bread
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    smelly sock wrote: »
    Ah stop. All they though they had to do was show up. Delighted they failed again. Some of the players are grand but they have two lads on the line who are nasty.

    Who is they?

    Fair enough, take pleasure from a team losing, that is your perogative as a rival fan, but at least don't offer silly notions that the players themselves "knew" they had it in the bag.

    They were obviously confident, having beaten them by 10 points a couple of months ago and being very impressive all season but I am sure they never let their guard down. It was a hard fought match, better team on day won and sin e.

    Your disdain towards them is thwarting how you are psycho-analysing their thoughts before the throw in.


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    #5231
    The Talking Bread
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    smelly sock wrote: »
    One comment i heard from them was "we only have to worry about celbridge"

    Sure.

    Go on then, who said that. Name and shame.


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    #5232
    smelly sock
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    The Talking Bread wrote: »
    Sure.

    Go on then, who said that. Name and shame.

    No way not on an internet forum.


    Who said it would be close out of interest?


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    #5233
    The Talking Bread
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    Well if you are willing to call them nasty, bottlers and say how delighted you are that they are lost, I would have imagined you may have no difficulties naming a player who you are attributing a relatively harmless (and obviously fabricated) quote to.

    Anyway, not really *rsed with this.


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    #5234
    2ndcoming
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    Tyson Fury wrote: »
    Won the intermediate final handy enough so they can't be too bad.

    Left their two best hurlers playing intermediate, learned the lesson of that in the big one.


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    #5235
    klairondavis
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    Courtyard Hotel Leixlip IFC Final:

    Raheens 2-12 Kilcock 1-9


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    #5236
    beertons
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    klairondavis wrote: »
    Courtyard Hotel Leixlip IFC Final:

    Raheens 2-12 Kilcock 1-9

    Some party in Caragh this week, I've heard a load of lads have booked the week off work.


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    #5237
    ozymandias10
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    klairondavis wrote: »
    Courtyard Hotel Leixlip IFC Final:

    Raheens 2-12 Kilcock 1-9

    a lot closer game than the scoreline suggests. kilcock were up by 4 at one stage then gifted raheens a goal. it was tough and tight


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    #5238
    paulie21
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    League fixtures:

    Dublin (a)
    Monaghan (h)
    Tyrone (h)
    Donegal (a)
    Mayo (h)
    Kerry (a)
    Galway (h)


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    #5239
    The Talking Bread
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    paulie21 wrote: »
    League fixtures:

    Dublin (a)
    Monaghan (h)
    Tyrone (h)
    Donegal (a)
    Mayo (h)
    Kerry (a)
    Galway (h)

    Great to look at the opposition of Division 1 on paper. Dublin under lights opener, no dout


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    #5240
    paulie21
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    SFC Final:

    Moorefield 0-7
    Celbridge 0-2

    Half time. Daryl Flynn and David Whyte sent off and Adam Tyrell missed a penalty


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    #5241
    The Talking Bread
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    embarrassing by Celbridge!


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    #5242
    paulie21
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    FT

    Moorefield 0-11
    Celbridge 0-9


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    #5243
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    #5244
    roy rodgers
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    Heard Cian o Neill on the radio talking about the championship in general and he was saying it was a disappointing all over for the county, its a pity no one else in the county can stand up against the newbridge teams..


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    #5245
    The Talking Bread
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    The only positive that can be taken from that match is that Moorefield could genuinely have the real grit to make an impact on the provincial championship now.
    Whatever about today, Celbridge are a good team and you don't beat good teams when they have a two man advantage without being a very good team yourself.


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    #5246
    roy rodgers
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    well done to the clane minors too today.


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    #5247
    OttoPilot
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    The Talking Bread wrote: »
    The only positive that can be taken from that match is that Moorefield could genuinely have the real grit to make an impact on the provincial championship now.
    Whatever about today, Celbridge are a good team and you don't beat good teams when they have a two man advantage without being a very good team yourself.

    Against much better opposition than celbridge. Will suspensions carry over?


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    #5248
    The Talking Bread
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    OttoPilot wrote: »
    Against much better opposition than celbridge. Will suspensions carry over?

    Of course. But Celbridge are far from a poor team. And with 2 man less on a wet day, the odds were very much against any team, even when they were 5 points up on 20 minutes when they went down to 13, you would imagine Celbridge were still favourites.


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    #5249
    roy rodgers
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    I dunno. How can any team win a match with 13 men for 45 minutes? If your any sort of a team you should beat your opposition at that unless the gap in club football in kildare is that big?
    I don't think it is but moorefield are dogs that keep going. I wish there was more rivalry with clubs within the county


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    #5250
    paulie21
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    Winners of Carlow and Louth in the Leinster Championship


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    #5251
    The Talking Bread
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    Can't see anything but another Kildare/Dublin Leinster Final agin.

    Carlow/Louth and then Westmeath/Laois/Wexford in semis


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