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New players for Meath panel

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Replying To ziggy32001:  "Wasn't that minor team beaten by Louth?

This current minor side,beat Dublin by 10 points and very unlucky to lose to Kildare in extra time who play Kerry in the semis this weekend."
No that was Davy daltons team that Louth bet

numberedjerseys (USA) - Posts: 348 - 27/08/2016 00:13:39    1906563

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Replying To numberedjerseys:  "Who are the 8 or 10 Harnan osullivan power Finn are 4.... Brian Mcmahon has been a bit player Flanagan mcgill have been injured. Other players like ward coogan Declan smyth Barry mconnon Shane Gallagher ocoileain Shane Melia Shane McEntee Jason daly burlungham have not got any senior games Harry Rooney never got any more than 10 minutes in any game"
If you read my post properly, you will see that I said "have been tried with the Seniors". O'Coilean, Power, Harnan, Lavin, Flanagan, O'Sullivan, McEntee (james) and Rooney have all been tried. That is 8 of the players that played in the all-Ireland final. If Mick ODowd had a full panel to choose from ,you would think that Power Harnan Flanagan O'Sullivan Mcentee and rooney would all have been first choice. That is more than normal for any minor team, especially one that was not outstanding.
As someone mentioned earlier, the Dublin team that beat us easily that day have 4 players on the seniors. That is about normal. the reason more did not make it(yet) is that it is hard to get onto the Dublin panel. it is unfortunately all too easy to get onto the Meath panel these days.

anfearbeag (Meath) - Posts: 1134 - 27/08/2016 11:49:18    1906622

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Replying To anfearbeag:  "If you read my post properly, you will see that I said "have been tried with the Seniors". O'Coilean, Power, Harnan, Lavin, Flanagan, O'Sullivan, McEntee (james) and Rooney have all been tried. That is 8 of the players that played in the all-Ireland final. If Mick ODowd had a full panel to choose from ,you would think that Power Harnan Flanagan O'Sullivan Mcentee and rooney would all have been first choice. That is more than normal for any minor team, especially one that was not outstanding.
As someone mentioned earlier, the Dublin team that beat us easily that day have 4 players on the seniors. That is about normal. the reason more did not make it(yet) is that it is hard to get onto the Dublin panel. it is unfortunately all too easy to get onto the Meath panel these days."
Tommy Rooney Meath Hill played really well in Tailteann Cup game could be worth a chance also Ciaran McConnell Bective if he could avoid injury

numberedjerseys (USA) - Posts: 348 - 28/08/2016 14:45:11    1906904

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Replying To ziggy32001:  "Wasn't that minor team beaten by Louth?

This current minor side,beat Dublin by 10 points and very unlucky to lose to Kildare in extra time who play Kerry in the semis this weekend."
No they only played Louth in leinster league and gave them a hiding, you're mixing up the 2011 team I think! That dublin side weren't world beaters, far from it and unfortunately neither were the Kildare team if today's game with kerry is anything to go by

shldrs2thewheel (Meath) - Posts: 200 - 28/08/2016 17:35:48    1906975

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Replying To shldrs2thewheel:  "No they only played Louth in leinster league and gave them a hiding, you're mixing up the 2011 team I think! That dublin side weren't world beaters, far from it and unfortunately neither were the Kildare team if today's game with kerry is anything to go by"
Mind you that is some Kerry team..

ziggy32001 (Meath) - Posts: 8354 - 28/08/2016 18:33:36    1907039

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JAMES TOHER lads, would be a serious addition to the team, only 23 and is some athlete, menton a no brainer, and i agree cian ward should be in.

redser123 (Meath) - Posts: 403 - 29/08/2016 22:36:43    1907865

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Michael Geraghty from Ballinlough

Zigzag (Meath) - Posts: 1 - 01/09/2016 16:59:58    1909229

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James Toher is a serious player. Cannot understand how he is not on panel.
Now with hurlers doing well I don't know if he would commit to footballers however. Couldn't really blame him..

overthehill72 (Meath) - Posts: 334 - 02/09/2016 07:53:13    1909358

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Replying To overthehill72:  "James Toher is a serious player. Cannot understand how he is not on panel.
Now with hurlers doing well I don't know if he would commit to footballers however. Couldn't really blame him.."
He probably would now under the new professional regime

royaldunne (Meath) - Posts: 19449 - 02/09/2016 19:13:41    1909543

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You'd think mc entee & co have been in contact with lads any information/whispers?

Ketchup (Meath) - Posts: 22 - 17/09/2016 11:54:51    1915326

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Replying To Ketchup:  "You'd think mc entee & co have been in contact with lads any information/whispers?"
I can quietly whisper that Andy has been in contact with players that were previously on the Panel (these players are giving there full commitment and are extremely excited about the new regime; an excitement they said was never there for the previous 3 managers) along with other prospect players not on the panel another words he's hit the ground running

AnyCraicBuck (Meath) - Posts: 49 - 19/09/2016 13:57:09    1916282

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Any word on Connor Gillespie ? Is back playing at all ?

bobkarlgees (Meath) - Posts: 1263 - 19/09/2016 15:12:44    1916348

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Replying To bobkarlgees:  "Any word on Connor Gillespie ? Is back playing at all ?"
Won't be back. Doubt he will even play club again which is awful. Injuries have gotten the better of him :(

RedMeath12 (Meath) - Posts: 117 - 19/09/2016 15:29:14    1916362

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Replying To RedMeath12:  "Won't be back. Doubt he will even play club again which is awful. Injuries have gotten the better of him :("
That's sad to hear if true. Had huge potential and was beginning to fulfil it when the injury happened.

I never like to speculate on individual injuries, as we usually don't have the full facts. However, with the number of chronic injuries that Meath players seem to have, you would have to wonder whether our injured players are being treated and rehabilitated correctly.

anfearbeag (Meath) - Posts: 1134 - 19/09/2016 16:13:51    1916424

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Replying To AnyCraicBuck:  "I can quietly whisper that Andy has been in contact with players that were previously on the Panel (these players are giving there full commitment and are extremely excited about the new regime; an excitement they said was never there for the previous 3 managers) along with other prospect players not on the panel another words he's hit the ground running"
That's very positive to hear. The quality isn't lacking & Mc Enter will show us that.

Ketchup (Meath) - Posts: 22 - 19/09/2016 17:11:08    1916485

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Replying To anfearbeag:  "That's sad to hear if true. Had huge potential and was beginning to fulfil it when the injury happened.

I never like to speculate on individual injuries, as we usually don't have the full facts. However, with the number of chronic injuries that Meath players seem to have, you would have to wonder whether our injured players are being treated and rehabilitated correctly."
That is a good question..compare to other counties our players never seem to recover !

WhyTheLongFace (Meath) - Posts: 876 - 19/09/2016 21:48:20    1916659

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Replying To WhyTheLongFace:  "That is a good question..compare to other counties our players never seem to recover !"
We do seem to suffer from losing a number of players to injury and then never see them again in a county jersey after recovery.

Wedgie (Meath) - Posts: 253 - 20/09/2016 08:37:50    1916736

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Replying To Wedgie:  "We do seem to suffer from losing a number of players to injury and then never see them again in a county jersey after recovery."
Had to weigh in on that there (one of the silent readers normally!), been saying for a while that injuries seem to be a major issue in Meath. Every county has to deal with it but we seem to never quite get our players right back up to form after an injury which should raise alarm bells! Injuries are normal and if correctly treated should not see the end of an intercounty career unless very extreme!

sf1956 (Meath) - Posts: 8 - 20/09/2016 11:34:01    1916826

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Replying To sf1956:  "Had to weigh in on that there (one of the silent readers normally!), been saying for a while that injuries seem to be a major issue in Meath. Every county has to deal with it but we seem to never quite get our players right back up to form after an injury which should raise alarm bells! Injuries are normal and if correctly treated should not see the end of an intercounty career unless very extreme!"
Would you not argue that Gillespie's injury is extreme?

ziggy32001 (Meath) - Posts: 8354 - 20/09/2016 12:09:07    1916848

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A lot of posters here have been harping on about strength and conditioning as if it was the main ingredient for a footballer. Most injuries are coming from same and within the county setup there has been an unusual l amount of injuries. Seen the Hill playing quite a lot over the last 2 years and Gillespie is sometimes on the side line and still injured. Any player who is out of football for 2 or 3 years at that age has little or no chance of competing at county level- now there are always exceptions. I do hope he still resume his football even if it is at club level.

browncows (Meath) - Posts: 2342 - 20/09/2016 12:47:21    1916870

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