21 gone - 3-10 to 0-01. Dromahair are shocking. The O’Rourkes are on fire. Savage midges.
Boxty will have a job keeping the locals grounded.
The team to beat.
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SoH seem to have Mohill’s measure in these tight finishes. All to play for next weekend. 19 scores over the 60 odd minutes is indicative of a dour struggle.
A win over the Willies should get you to the q/fs at least.
Our “vaunted” forwards stretched their legs this evening - 5-27 to 2-07 or thereabouts.
Not sure what Ocean FM were watching. BSOH won 0-14 to 1-10.
Mohill in bother
A win next week should see you make the q/f’s all the same.
The great thing about the system is every game is meaningful albeit on varying levels.
I’m really liking this new system.Its a pity Dromahair aren’t strong enough for senior.Hopefully scoring difference won’t be needed later to separate teams.
Aughawillan 1-04 0-04 G/M at ht
Good win for the Willies who win by a goal.Manor will be disappointed as they had 2 great goal chances in the first half and hit the bar and post in the last 10 minutes.Pearse Dolan had a stormer in the second half.
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Dolan had a stormer against us as well, he’s in terrific form, blackguarded by Terry Hyland. Serious matches next weekend where even a draw can have a huge bearing on your season. Kinlough and Dromahair are definitely 2 of the 4 for the relegation battle - who joins them is the question.
The draw tomorrow will be seriously interesting.
We’ll do fuck all even if we make the quarter finals.
He’s playing great hurling for Manor too.A Jack of all trades is Pearse,only 24 too.A man coming into his prime.
So the table looks like (rough guess)
Fenagh 6
Leitrim Gaels 6
CoS 4
SoH 4
Willies 4
Mohill 2
Gort 2
Manor 2
Kinlough 0
Dromahair 0
I haven’t factored the point differential but I’d say our + must put us into the semi final but it’s crucial to keep the pedal to the floor. Irrespective of next weekend’s fixtures I’d feel Dromahair are destined for a return to Intermediate.
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The table don’t lie.
I see your clubman James “Manor” Glancy has terminated his duties as county selector in Coach Moran’s backroom team to join forces with Paddy Christie in reviving the fortunes of Longford. Paddy will have the Bainisteóir bib.
Fucks sake,first Solan and now James.Whered you see this?Did they work together in Dublin?
Ballymun Kickhams man Christie will take over from Billy O’Loughlin, who stepped down last month. Former Sligo star Dessie Sloyan will join James Glancy from Leitrim as part of the management ticket.
I knew it,he was with him in Ballymun
I’m really disappointed with this,why would you leave one county as a selector to join a neighbouring same level county as a selector.
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