Sean Og
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Win
A close HT prediction.
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ragingbull
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Results Armagh 2-21 Cavan 0-12
Kildare 1-08 Donegal 0-17
Kildare 1-08 Donegal 0-17
ragingbull
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Armagh vs Donegal Easter Sunday
ragingbull
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3 ulster teams in croke park
ragingbull
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Omagh pitch what's new
PatMustard
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5 wins and 1 draw from 6 games. No goals conceded. +46 points difference. Can’t ask for much more than that.
Armagh_paul
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Crap start to the league but ends well and back in D1 congrats to the team and management, putting teams away by HT is something else.
No last game escapes for Monaghan this year.
No last game escapes for Monaghan this year.
Seamy
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Aside from the fact we've the Cork game next week to come, that's as convincing a league campaign as you could ask for.
You could obviously argue that D2 is a fair level below D1 but in reality, to have the momentum of winning to carry through to Ulster is much better than the disappointment of a few very tight defeats like last year.
We were miles ahead today. Cavan couldn't get a kickout away for love nor money. We dominated the middle, had a wide array of scorers and crucially, conceded no goals. The scoreline flattered Cavan if anything after they kicked a few from distance, aided by a strong wind when there were 15 or so to go.
Without doing a full assessment before next week, Greg McCabe, Blaine, Paddy Burns, Grugan, Turbitt and Conaty have been the standouts for me in the campaign so far. Murnin has also been superb and plenty of others. McGrane looks a real find too.
Plenty to be positive about and can look forward to a nice Easter Sunday in HQ now.
You could obviously argue that D2 is a fair level below D1 but in reality, to have the momentum of winning to carry through to Ulster is much better than the disappointment of a few very tight defeats like last year.
We were miles ahead today. Cavan couldn't get a kickout away for love nor money. We dominated the middle, had a wide array of scorers and crucially, conceded no goals. The scoreline flattered Cavan if anything after they kicked a few from distance, aided by a strong wind when there were 15 or so to go.
Without doing a full assessment before next week, Greg McCabe, Blaine, Paddy Burns, Grugan, Turbitt and Conaty have been the standouts for me in the campaign so far. Murnin has also been superb and plenty of others. McGrane looks a real find too.
Plenty to be positive about and can look forward to a nice Easter Sunday in HQ now.
Ard macha 18
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Great performance today, I thought Joe McElroy was fantastic today, great engine and never stopped running
Armagh_paul
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Conceding 0 goals in six games in impressive - an impressive campaign by Hughes
Of course the defence seem to be doing a good job also
Of course the defence seem to be doing a good job also
portadownarmaghfan
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Mc Geeney out. Should have a bigger points difference
DOUGIE
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Armaghniac
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We had the wind in the first half, pressing kickouts risked a long kickout to Murnin who would then be in open country.
Armagh's defence has improved, tackling is better and the flapping of hands leading to a foul is now uncommon, while interceptions are more common. There seems to have been a project to do this, and given that we have the lowest score against in the league it has worked. This should offer a good platform, Murnin, Conaty etc can get scores at the other end.