All Ireland Qualifiers

Armagh have reached the last 8 in The All Ireland series would you rather we play in

  • The Super 8 format

    Votes: 9 22.5%

  • Knock out Quarter Final

    Votes: 31 77.5%
  • Total voters
    40
  • Poll closed .
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Mickey Gormley

Active Member
Armaghball said:
Hope thats true about O’Neill then- massive boost if he’s fit.

On Rian- definitely very good around the middle but also one of the best inside forwards in the country and our best chance against Donegal came off a long ball to him. If we can get ball into him and the likes of Duffy or Turbitt feeding off the breaks we will get goals against any team. I’d rotate him between full forward and further out
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If oisin is fit then him in mid and put rian inside
 
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thecritic

Well-Known Member
I see our friend 'Dick' gave us no hope on Today FM last night. If Tyrone are to push on to win the AI they have to beat a team of the calibre of Armagh.
 
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Peter grimes

Well-Known Member
No point reacting to a named team.

I don’t think we have any more insight into who will actually start than we did before the team was named.

As always there will be a whistle blown before you can be 100% certain of the starting team.

And a shout out in advance of the result. There is a chance we could lose and that chance is probably above 50%. Any defeat will inevitably add to calls for regime change. I might even add to those calls myself but can we try to postpone those calls until the taste of defeat has subsided a little? Hot headed responses rarely lead to good decisions.

On the other hand we might win. In which case let joy be unconfined and talk of “world beaters” pervade. For further detail consult work colleagues from Derry
 
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pablo

Well-Known Member
Peter grimes said:
No point reacting to a named team.

I don’t think we have any more insight into who will actually start than we did before the team was named.

As always there will be a whistle blown before you can be 100% certain of the starting team.

And a shout out in advance of the result. There is a chance we could lose and that chance is probably above 50%. Any defeat will inevitably add to calls for regime change. I might even add to those calls myself but can we try to postpone those calls until the taste of defeat has subsided a little? Hot headed responses rarely lead to good decisions.

On the other hand we might win. In which case let joy be unconfined and talk of “world beaters” pervade. For further detail consult work colleagues from Derry
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Indeed, over the past week I have heard such colleagues refer to the 'big three'; Dublin, Kerry and Derry
Whatever named team, we as supporters have a part to play tomorrow in providing full throated backing and an energy this team can feed off and be lifted when needed. .
 
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