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I find joe123 a very decent poster. He's not living in cuckoo land and knows the state and standard of Leitrim football. Most other poster are nearly apologizing for getting to Div 3 and keep saying how lucky they were. They won't be happy until they are back in Div 4 where they can cry about everything. A small touch of positivity on this forum could do wonders for morale and after each of your 3 club teams getting hammered out the gate in Connacht club championship games you should be garnishing all the positivity you can get
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Replying To gaelsboy: "If he keeps us in division 3 he should be given freedom of the county. Hate to jump on the negativity bandwagon but we were lucky ducks to get promotion, we were completely found out in the league final vs an okay Laois team. he has a lot of work to do but I don't think it is impossible" It's not being negative, just telling it how it is. Fully agree, I'd throw in free pints for life in Carrick if he keeps us up. Nothing is impossible but if you accept lower standards and lower accountability you might as well **** into the wind.
Square_B (Leitrim) - Posts: 1037 - 27/11/2024 11:38:16
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Replying To eoinog: "I find joe123 a very decent poster. He's not living in cuckoo land and knows the state and standard of Leitrim football. Most other poster are nearly apologizing for getting to Div 3 and keep saying how lucky they were. They won't be happy until they are back in Div 4 where they can cry about everything. A small touch of positivity on this forum could do wonders for morale and after each of your 3 club teams getting hammered out the gate in Connacht club championship games you should be garnishing all the positivity you can get" Total nonsense. I don't think the moral of the Leitrim football is dependent on posts on the hoganstand.
Fair play to joe 123 nothing wrong with having a positive outlook he is entitled to his opinion, but I think anyone that played football and went to watch our matches, it was very hard to see where the progress was made. You have to give your honest opinion.
Were you at the championship match between Leitrim and Sligo? Were you impressed with Leitrim?
You did well to get the dig in about our clubs getting hammered out the gate in connacht. Very positive lol.
3rdmidfielder (Australia) - Posts: 341 - 27/11/2024 13:09:13
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Replying To eoinog: "I find joe123 a very decent poster. He's not living in cuckoo land and knows the state and standard of Leitrim football. Most other poster are nearly apologizing for getting to Div 3 and keep saying how lucky they were. They won't be happy until they are back in Div 4 where they can cry about everything. A small touch of positivity on this forum could do wonders for morale and after each of your 3 club teams getting hammered out the gate in Connacht club championship games you should be garnishing all the positivity you can get" Need to know the difference between positivity and reality
Thejampot (Leitrim) - Posts: 345 - 27/11/2024 13:26:16
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Replying To Square_B: "It's not being negative, just telling it how it is. Fully agree, I'd throw in free pints for life in Carrick if he keeps us up. Nothing is impossible but if you accept lower standards and lower accountability you might as well **** into the wind." Exactly. 4/5 points should be enough to keep us up and it not too much to ask, dropping back down will bring us back to where we were in 2021. Accepting lower standards is why we failed so long to get back up after going down. Player drop off is a part of it yes but I think you will find nearly every county has this issue, we may not have the reserves but better standards will address this in time followed by better retention.
gaelsboy (Leitrim) - Posts: 571 - 28/11/2024 10:54:06
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Replying To gaelsboy: "Exactly. 4/5 points should be enough to keep us up and it not too much to ask, dropping back down will bring us back to where we were in 2021. Accepting lower standards is why we failed so long to get back up after going down. Player drop off is a part of it yes but I think you will find nearly every county has this issue, we may not have the reserves but better standards will address this in time followed by better retention." Four or Five points would be an unbelievable return in 2025. I do think that Andy Moran is right and the team needs 3 years to develop to a place where they would be in a position to achieve that. Best of luck to Stephen Poacher. He has great credentials as a defensive or disruptive coach. Perhaps the new rules if they come in will force him to apply his knowledge to more attacking aspects of the game. Here's hoping.
Backheel (Leitrim) - Posts: 171 - 28/11/2024 16:34:33
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Replying To Backheel: "Four or Five points would be an unbelievable return in 2025. I do think that Andy Moran is right and the team needs 3 years to develop to a place where they would be in a position to achieve that. Best of luck to Stephen Poacher. He has great credentials as a defensive or disruptive coach. Perhaps the new rules if they come in will force him to apply his knowledge to more attacking aspects of the game. Here's hoping." Agree, there are no easy games in Division 3 and the team needs time to build.The loss of key big players in the Centre of the field adds to the challenge.
Managing to retain Division 3 Status will be a big challenge alright.
Let's get behind them. They need all the encouragement they can get.
joeman123 (Leitrim) - Posts: 514 - 28/11/2024 18:44:12
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any truth that Eamon O'Hara has left Mohill
meathbasedfan (Leitrim) - Posts: 130 - 29/11/2024 11:29:41
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Replying To meathbasedfan: "any truth that Eamon O'Hara has left Mohill" Yea he is gone. Hard to believe he walks away going for 3 in a row.
williesboy (Leitrim) - Posts: 433 - 29/11/2024 15:25:30
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Replying To williesboy: "Yea he is gone. Hard to believe he walks away going for 3 in a row." In fairness how far more was he going to be able to bring them? Not getting the Leitrim job is probably on the mind also. He'll not be short of offers elsewhere.
Square_B (Leitrim) - Posts: 1037 - 29/11/2024 18:24:39
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Replying To Square_B: "In fairness how far more was he going to be able to bring them? Not getting the Leitrim job is probably on the mind also. He'll not be short of offers elsewhere." He did a great job with Mohill in
joeman123 (Leitrim) - Posts: 514 - 29/11/2024 19:42:33
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Replying To joeman123: "He did a great job with Mohill in" Did someone say he didn't do a good job Joe???
Square_B (Leitrim) - Posts: 1037 - 01/12/2024 09:38:22
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Replying To joeman123: "He did a great job with Mohill in" Done well in Leitrim but a poor showing in Connacht club.
FoolsGold (Cavan) - Posts: 2831 - 01/12/2024 11:35:40
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Replying To FoolsGold: "Done well in Leitrim but a poor showing in Connacht club." Harsh. Any championship is hard won and to win the double is very good but to walk away from 3 in a row is crazy.
williesboy (Leitrim) - Posts: 433 - 01/12/2024 19:12:42
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Replying To williesboy: "Harsh. Any championship is hard won and to win the double is very good but to walk away from 3 in a row is crazy." I said he done well in leitrim which he did. But to score just 3 points against Pearces playing a very defensive style wasn't great. Granted mohillt got a red, but coolera played with ambition today.
FoolsGold (Cavan) - Posts: 2831 - 01/12/2024 19:46:30
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It was 6-3 to Pearse's on 40 mins when the sending off happened. That's a good position for any underdog. I'd say O Hara had the right gameplan and that was a winnable position. It's not his fault a player got sent off and it killed the game. Its like some of yee think Pearse's had the man sent off. Many people in Sligo credit Gerry McGowan with Tourlestrane's victories which is unfair. O Hara then goes out and wins u20 connacht as selector and 2 Leitrim county titles as manager and that deserves a lot of credit. The narrative has changed and I think O Hara has a lot to offer any set up be it club or county. It will be interesting to see where he ends up.
Sligonian (Sligo) - Posts: 1725 - 01/12/2024 22:31:08
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If Leitrim can stay up in Division 3 next year it would be a genuine miracle. This is why the new management need to be trusted and given time. They have a whole batch of new players in training and hopefully they can uncover one or two players we didn't expect.
Thank god the new rules have got in as it should see the likes of Ryan O'Rourke, Keith Beirne and Darren Cox thrive.
However, We have lacked real man markers for a good few years now which is going be a major issue next year. We could be wide open.
The main problem I see us having is that with the new rules having a good midfield/Middle third will be key. And we are going to be without nearly every player who has impressed in midfield at Club or County level in the last 10 years.
Pearce Dolan,
Donal Wrynn,
Jack Gilheany
Mark Plunkett,
Paul Keaney,
Conor Cullen
Aaron Hoare
Shane Moran
Dean MCGovern
Fergal McTague
Conor Dwyer
Outside of Barry McNulty I don't see who is ready/capable of holding their own at Division three level.
Ben Guckian was excellent last year but probably needs another year of intensive S&C before being ready for midfield at county level so will probably be used at Wing Forward.
Radek Oberwan is physically ready but will be used a number 6 I think.
Anyone have have ideas? Jack Flynn?
Leitrim1234 (Leitrim) - Posts: 319 - 02/12/2024 09:17:03
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Replying To Leitrim1234: "If Leitrim can stay up in Division 3 next year it would be a genuine miracle. This is why the new management need to be trusted and given time. They have a whole batch of new players in training and hopefully they can uncover one or two players we didn't expect.
Thank god the new rules have got in as it should see the likes of Ryan O'Rourke, Keith Beirne and Darren Cox thrive.
However, We have lacked real man markers for a good few years now which is going be a major issue next year. We could be wide open.
The main problem I see us having is that with the new rules having a good midfield/Middle third will be key. And we are going to be without nearly every player who has impressed in midfield at Club or County level in the last 10 years.
Pearce Dolan,
Donal Wrynn,
Jack Gilheany
Mark Plunkett,
Paul Keaney,
Conor Cullen
Aaron Hoare
Shane Moran
Dean MCGovern
Fergal McTague
Conor Dwyer
Outside of Barry McNulty I don't see who is ready/capable of holding their own at Division three level.
Ben Guckian was excellent last year but probably needs another year of intensive S&C before being ready for midfield at county level so will probably be used at Wing Forward.
Radek Oberwan is physically ready but will be used a number 6 I think.
Anyone have have ideas? Jack Flynn?" Mossy!!
Leitrim01 (Leitrim) - Posts: 13 - 02/12/2024 12:38:29
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Replying To Leitrim1234: "If Leitrim can stay up in Division 3 next year it would be a genuine miracle. This is why the new management need to be trusted and given time. They have a whole batch of new players in training and hopefully they can uncover one or two players we didn't expect.
Thank god the new rules have got in as it should see the likes of Ryan O'Rourke, Keith Beirne and Darren Cox thrive.
However, We have lacked real man markers for a good few years now which is going be a major issue next year. We could be wide open.
The main problem I see us having is that with the new rules having a good midfield/Middle third will be key. And we are going to be without nearly every player who has impressed in midfield at Club or County level in the last 10 years.
Pearce Dolan,
Donal Wrynn,
Jack Gilheany
Mark Plunkett,
Paul Keaney,
Conor Cullen
Aaron Hoare
Shane Moran
Dean MCGovern
Fergal McTague
Conor Dwyer
Outside of Barry McNulty I don't see who is ready/capable of holding their own at Division three level.
Ben Guckian was excellent last year but probably needs another year of intensive S&C before being ready for midfield at county level so will probably be used at Wing Forward.
Radek Oberwan is physically ready but will be used a number 6 I think.
Anyone have have ideas? Jack Flynn?" They should really try to get Keith Keegan back involved
southleitrim_mafia (Leitrim) - Posts: 113 - 02/12/2024 13:16:36
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Replying To Leitrim1234: "If Leitrim can stay up in Division 3 next year it would be a genuine miracle. This is why the new management need to be trusted and given time. They have a whole batch of new players in training and hopefully they can uncover one or two players we didn't expect.
Thank god the new rules have got in as it should see the likes of Ryan O'Rourke, Keith Beirne and Darren Cox thrive.
However, We have lacked real man markers for a good few years now which is going be a major issue next year. We could be wide open.
The main problem I see us having is that with the new rules having a good midfield/Middle third will be key. And we are going to be without nearly every player who has impressed in midfield at Club or County level in the last 10 years.
Pearce Dolan,
Donal Wrynn,
Jack Gilheany
Mark Plunkett,
Paul Keaney,
Conor Cullen
Aaron Hoare
Shane Moran
Dean MCGovern
Fergal McTague
Conor Dwyer
Outside of Barry McNulty I don't see who is ready/capable of holding their own at Division three level.
Ben Guckian was excellent last year but probably needs another year of intensive S&C before being ready for midfield at county level so will probably be used at Wing Forward.
Radek Oberwan is physically ready but will be used a number 6 I think.
Anyone have have ideas? Jack Flynn?" Is Paul Keaney gone too ?
JimmyNail (Leitrim) - Posts: 250 - 02/12/2024 13:35:26
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