Armagh_paul
Well-Known Member
All very good.
As usual, the 2 O'Neills are special.
Looking forward to the Dubs, Kerry etc next year.
I feel I should praise Hughes a bit more considering I was highly critical of him but he did everything that could be asked of him.
Would love to know why Forker got a yellow card
Grugan in the first 15 minutes was getting swarmed like flies to sh*t but adapted and started getting more ball.
Campbell must have switched with Forker a few times so a sub didn't have to be made until late on.
Jemar Hall played very well indeed. Before the match started I would have taken him off and brought him on a sub. I was wrong, he contributed with a few nice points especially when restoring the three point lead at the end of the first half.
Rian O'Neill had a bad opening quarter think he had 2 or 3 missed. After the first water break and probably a quick chat with Donaghy he grabbed the ball and rifled it over the bar and the team started to grow in confidence which shows how important it is for him to be consistent. Find it a bit odd how Oisin the other week and Rian this week have made 50 odd meter scores look ordinary and nobody mentions them.
Oisin O'Neill has probably been our most consistent player its like Stevie and Clarke again.
Murnin was a little off pace which is understandable considering he hasn't had much game time. But he is a terrier with the ball, there was a point in the first half he couldn't control the ball but still managed to keep it.
Finn is really staking a claim to his defensive spot with his last two performances - not a bad defender and will hopefully get better.
The team paced themselves really well throughout that game and if we copped on to this a bit earlier we probably could have been sitting pretty at the top of the division. We are starting to get some consistency in our play and even when things are not going right the team realise they have the power to change how they perform.
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