Sub I think.
[quote=“thedancingbaby, post: 789053, member: 48”]Having put the last approx 7 minutes thought into it, I’d go with the following XV to start :
McCrann
Beck
McMorrow
Wynne
Clarke
Reynolds
Williams
Lowe
Sweeney
Brennan
Mulligan
Hickey
Conlon
Glancy
Croal[/quote]
I thought hickey was injured
Also best of luck to the minors against Mayo in castlebar Saturday evening
According to the Hogan Stand boys Hickey, Cox and BB Brennan are all out injured.
A few more things from the Hogan Stand forum (mostly bullshit I would say):
[LIST]
[]Ronan Gallagher seems to have fallen foul of management for backing the 4 on Twitter
[]The 4 are considering legal action!!
[]Gary Reynolds is doubtful.
[]A lot of posters putting up their teams but no mention of Croal in any of them. What’s his story? Massey?
[/LIST]
Croal is injured Farmer. Serious ligament damage in NFL against Waterford I think. Expect Barry Prior to have a starting role, most likely at wing forward. Probably Paddy McGowan at m/f with Sweeney.
I’m guessing:
McCrann
Wynne
McMorrow
Egan
Beck
Reynolds
Williams
Sweeney
McGowan
Prior
Mulligan
Brennan
Conlon
Lowe
Glancy.
5/6 (-1) is stealing money…Huzzah!!!
Fucking hell but we’re dessimated.
Maguire
McKeon
Mossy Beirne
Moran
BB Brennan
Hickey
Cox
Croal
Conor Beirne
And all decent players for us.
Just reading up on London there and they seem to be strong in midfield. They also have a few lads coming back who were absent v Sligo.
Fuck.
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]Leitrim and London have announced their teams ahead of Sunday’s Connacht GAA Football Championship semi-final at Páirc Seán Mac Diarmada.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]Leitrim joint managers Barney Breen and George Dugdale have made five changes from the side that beat New York in May. Ciaran Egan, Enda Williams and Barry Prior come into the defence, Eddie Brennan starts in midfield and Paddy McGowan gets the nod at wing-forward.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]Wayne McKeon and Tomás Beirne were not considered having left the squad recently, while defender Paddy Maguire is ruled out with an ankle injury.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]London boss Paul Coggins, meanwhile, has made two changes from the side that beat Sligo in the quarter-final at Ruislip.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]Phillip Butler comes in at right corner back for Kevin Lynam and Galway native Paul Geraghty starts at the edge of the square replacing Ciaran McCallion.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]Leitrim: C McCrann; A Wynne, C Egan, G Reynolds; D Beck, E Williams, B Prior; D Sweeney, B Brennan; P Brennan, E Mulligan, P McGowan; K Conlon, J Glancy, R Lowe.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]London: D Traynor; P Butler, S Curran, D McGreevy; S Hannon, T Gaughan; M Gottsche, C Doyle; G Crowley, L Mulvey, B Mitchell; P McGoldrick, P Gergahty, C Magee.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[quote=“myboyblue, post: 789395, member: 180”][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]Leitrim and London have announced their teams ahead of Sunday’s Connacht GAA Football Championship semi-final at Páirc Seán Mac Diarmada.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]Leitrim joint managers Barney Breen and George Dugdale have made five changes from the side that beat New York in May. Ciaran Egan, Enda Williams and Barry Prior come into the defence, Eddie Brennan starts in midfield and Paddy McGowan gets the nod at wing-forward.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]Wayne McKeon and Tomás Beirne were not considered having left the squad recently, while defender Paddy Maguire is ruled out with an ankle injury.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]London boss Paul Coggins, meanwhile, has made two changes from the side that beat Sligo in the quarter-final at Ruislip.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]Phillip Butler comes in at right corner back for Kevin Lynam and Galway native Paul Geraghty starts at the edge of the square replacing Ciaran McCallion.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]Leitrim: C McCrann; A Wynne, C Egan, G Reynolds; D Beck, E Williams, B Prior; D Sweeney, B Brennan; P Brennan, E Mulligan, P McGowan; K Conlon, J Glancy, R Lowe.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=13px]London: D Traynor; P Butler, S Curran, D McGreevy; S Hannon, T Gaughan; M Gottsche, C Doyle; G Crowley, L Mulvey, B Mitchell; P McGoldrick, P Gergahty, C Magee.[/SIZE][/FONT][/quote]
I’m not that sure about our h/b or f/f lines
Why is a Longford based garda allowed play with a Dublin club?
Why is a Cavan based teacher allowed to play for Kildare?
Mulligans a guard he can do whatever the fuck he wants
It seems the Queen was invited to the Leitrim London match but can’t make it.
http://thescore.thejournal.ie/quen-gaa-leitrim-960656-Jun2013/
Time to bury all the ghosts of the past few weeks, the rancour and harsh comments, the negativity and “What ifs”.
We are the boys in Green and Gold, the 15 warriors who wear the jersey, our ancient cloak of resistance and passion, do so with all the pride and passion our fathers and forefathers handed down to us through generations.
We are Leitrim people, as proud and brave a race of people as ever walked this island. Tomorrow gives us the opportunity to unite as one force, rallying behind the flag, face the Exiles with the respect they have earned and tear onto the hallowed sod that bears the name of the great patriot, Seán MacDiarmada, with unity and purpose, like the many generations of great Leitrim men have done before you.
God speed you lads, may the day be yours.
Ah great stuff Boxty. Had a feed of pints there in Mohill but home early to soak up the atmosphere properly in advance of tomorrow. It’s a shame my club men aren’t going to be there but what can you do? Get behind the lads anyway.
[quote=“farmerinthecity, post: 790614, member: 24”]It’s a shame my club men aren’t going to be there
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They’ve only themselves to blame Farmer and will surely be regretting their few hours of madness come 3.30 this afternoon.
Will they be there cheering on the team do you know…
Minors lost 1-15 to 1-5 in castlebar last evening
Not surprising, Enda Kenny is on a feast of glory, legislating for something numerous governments have run from, asking the common folk if the want to keep a talking shop senate, which they cannot vote for and being more cunning and Machiavellian than Bertie could ever hope to be…
Interesting input there Ebeneezer, how much do think this is going to weigh on the Leitrim lads tomorrow before they tog out? I have them backed, but your making me question myself now…
Why? Im surmising about Mayo?? If Ireland U21 lose do you think Keane, Dunne and McGeady start questioning themselves?