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It's clubs that produce players not the county. Can anyone name anyone that's in the county that's not had a chance and deserves one? Forwards I'm talking about. doratheexplorer (Cavan) - Posts:848 - 06/04/2017 17:37:58 1976603 So are we in agreement then that there is no need for development squads then and maybe pump the money back into the clubs instead. ??? I feel to be honest the manual coaches are a waste of space the common sense coach is far better and gives everyone a fair chance. ??? The Quiet Man (Cavan) - Posts: 4601 - 06/04/2017 18:05:18 1976617 Link 0 |
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When players go into development squads they're still part of their clubs. Playing proper competitive games with club improves basic skills. At minor level development squads should be used for conditioning, diet advice etc...
doratheexplorer (Cavan) - Posts: 1467 - 06/04/2017 18:10:03 1976619 Link 0 |
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I think we covered this all before. We have too many clubs and it wont change as we know. So there you have it. The quantity of clubs is diluting the standard of football and therefore we cannot compete in Ulster at club level. But we wont bother starting all of this again! Reformation (Cavan) - Posts: 356 - 06/04/2017 18:17:36 1976620 Link 0 |
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When players go into development squads they're still part of their clubs. Playing proper competitive games with club improves basic skills. At minor level development squads should be used for conditioning, diet advice etc... doratheexplorer (Cavan) - Posts:849 - 06/04/2017 18:10:03 1976619 Are they ??? The Quiet Man (Cavan) - Posts: 4601 - 06/04/2017 18:21:24 1976622 Link 0 |
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Yes, from talking to anyone who's been on the Cavan minor panel over the past 14 or 15 years, they are given diet and conditioning advice.
cavanman47 (Cavan) - Posts: 5194 - 06/04/2017 20:53:50 1976689 Link 0 |
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Yes, from talking to anyone who's been on the Cavan minor panel over the past 14 or 15 years, they are given diet and conditioning advice. cavanman47 (Cavan) - Posts:2460 - 06/04/2017 20:53:50 1976689 you call that development you can get all that information online ??? The Quiet Man (Cavan) - Posts: 4601 - 06/04/2017 22:41:39 1976722 Link 0 |
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Yes, from talking to anyone who's been on the Cavan minor panel over the past 14 or 15 years, they are given diet and conditioning advice. cavanman47 (Cavan) - Posts:2460 - 06/04/2017 20:53:50 1976689 you call that development you can get all that information online ???"]Sean everything online is not correct and online does not individualise it for different players requirements or monitor it. doratheexplorer (Cavan) - Posts: 1467 - 07/04/2017 09:39:49 1976781 Link 0 |
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Yes, from talking to anyone who's been on the Cavan minor panel over the past 14 or 15 years, they are given diet and conditioning advice. cavanman47 (Cavan) - Posts:2460 - 06/04/2017 20:53:50 1976689 you call that development you can get all that information online ???"]Sean everything online is not correct and online does not individualise it for different players requirements or monitor it."]Where the coaching , tactical and mental development for lads leaving the u21 set up. We talk about the step up from Div 2 to Div 1 but who's in charge of an u21s step up to Senior level? Or is he just thrown in at the deep end at Senior level all because he was a good u21?? The biggest problem we had is the extended panel were not getting much game time. They weren't even allowed play with their clubs. Players need football to gain confidence and experience. Fair play to Mattie he gave lads like Clerkin, Madden, 2 Murrays and other a fairly decent chance to stake a claim. These lads will be better for the Div 1 experience. Now they all need club football for a few weeks to sharpen them up not wrapped up in cotton wool excused from games just because they are part of the county panel. 5/6 club games between now and the 1st round won't do any player any harm. Awwwwnow (Cavan) - Posts: 1050 - 07/04/2017 10:38:53 1976802 Link 0 |
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Yes, from talking to anyone who's been on the Cavan minor panel over the past 14 or 15 years, they are given diet and conditioning advice. cavanman47 (Cavan) - Posts:2460 - 06/04/2017 20:53:50 1976689 you call that development you can get all that information online ???"]Sean everything online is not correct and online does not individualise it for different players requirements or monitor it."]you call that development you can get all that information online ???"]Sean everything online is not correct and online does not individualise it for different players requirements or monitor it. doratheexplorer (Cavan) - Posts:853 - 07/04/2017 09:39:49 197678 We have manual coaches ect where do they get their information yes you got it in one GOOGLE and the MANUAL. Look if I can be straight to the point the common sense coach that teaches them discipline respect the rules of the game and then the basic principles of our one great game we would be half way's there. Donegal do it this way Kerry do it that way Dublin do it their way why not Cavan for a change doing it their way. Other counties would have to adapt then to play Cavan instead of Cavan alway's training their way. First off learn your responsibilities in the position you play in, remember you are one of 15 on the pitch so understand the player's that run off you and reconise. The players need to remember this it's not all about me me me there are 14 others you would be surprised what might happen. You can combine negativity with positivity and one wonders what might come from it. Well I feel it would be a start in the right direction. I hope John Brady will play a more open and constructive game when they play either Fermanagh or Monaghan in June. The Quiet Man (Cavan) - Posts: 4601 - 07/04/2017 11:13:16 1976812 Link 0 |
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Yes, from talking to anyone who's been on the Cavan minor panel over the past 14 or 15 years, they are given diet and conditioning advice. cavanman47 (Cavan) - Posts:2460 - 06/04/2017 20:53:50 1976689 you call that development you can get all that information online ???"]Sean everything online is not correct and online does not individualise it for different players requirements or monitor it."]Where the coaching , tactical and mental development for lads leaving the u21 set up. We talk about the step up from Div 2 to Div 1 but who's in charge of an u21s step up to Senior level? Or is he just thrown in at the deep end at Senior level all because he was a good u21?? The biggest problem we had is the extended panel were not getting much game time. They weren't even allowed play with their clubs. Players need football to gain confidence and experience. Fair play to Mattie he gave lads like Clerkin, Madden, 2 Murrays and other a fairly decent chance to stake a claim. These lads will be better for the Div 1 experience. Now they all need club football for a few weeks to sharpen them up not wrapped up in cotton wool excused from games just because they are part of the county panel. 5/6 club games between now and the 1st round won't do any player any harm."]Okay I bow to your superior knowledge now will you tell me who is the dietitian that is with the development squads the minors the U21 the seniors do we have one or is it someone that comes in one evening and tells them this is what you should do. ????? Or are one of the coaches responsible for this and I expect would have a degree in this field or am I wrong is it read again from a manual????? I will ask another question do you think feeding players a big meal around 2200hrs after three nights of training a good idea ???? I believe it's not conductive to good health. I may well be wrong for I don't have experience as a dietitian. The Quiet Man (Cavan) - Posts: 4601 - 07/04/2017 11:24:55 1976818 Link 0 |
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Sean, I'm no dietician myself but yes, depending on the nature of training done, eating at that time of night can aid recovery. Again, it depends on the type of meal consumed. cavanman47 (Cavan) - Posts: 5194 - 07/04/2017 14:01:36 1976880 Link 0 |
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Would it improve shooting?
Awwwwnow (Cavan) - Posts: 1050 - 07/04/2017 15:24:32 1976927 Link 1 |
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You still have to eat right and prepare right.
doratheexplorer (Cavan) - Posts: 1467 - 07/04/2017 16:20:28 1976945 Link 0 |
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We need to take a look at what Donegal and Kerry are doing at underage and try and get some ideas from them. Ned_Stormcrow (Cavan) - Posts: 1071 - 07/04/2017 16:44:12 1976950 Link 0 |
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Kerry hadn't won a Munster u21 for 9 years before now. What they're doing now and why their minors are so successful and schools and now u21 is proper conditioning, something they admitted they completely neglected. They relied on basic skills but didn't complement it with the right ingredients. The fella we lost to Tyrone is a major problem with our recent decline in underage standards.
doratheexplorer (Cavan) - Posts: 1467 - 07/04/2017 16:59:34 1976957 Link 0 |
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doratheexplorer (Cavan) - Posts:855 - 07/04/2017 16:59:34 1976957 Peter Donnelly The Quiet Man (Cavan) - Posts: 4601 - 07/04/2017 17:29:24 1976963 Link 0 |
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I was at the Meath v Cavan challenge game - St, Colmcillies Club - Official Pitch Opening in 2013. It was on a Friday evening. If memory serves me right. I think that Monaghan had beaten Meath in the Division 2 League Final in Croke Park on the Saturday before. Meath had put out a strong team for this challenge match. The Cavan Manager on this evening had a pick of two teams for this game. He totally changed the team around in the second half. Cavan had won comfortably. upandcomingblue (Cavan) - Posts: 37 - 07/04/2017 21:30:10 1977011 Link 1 |
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As I posted at the time wining 10 Ulster U 21 titles in a row would be totally worthless if we didnt produce forwards of senior County standard.. We won 4 titles in a row playing woefull defenceve football that was no help to the senior team down the road... Tyrone were beaten in 2 of those finals but are in a much better place than us... Nobody in the GAA really care about the U 21 competition at either club or County level so why we wasted talent playing the way we did for 4/5 years is beyond me...we are still paying the price for that and will do for years to come...
Sean.66 (Cavan) - Posts: 293 - 07/04/2017 22:01:16 1977017 Link 0 |
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sean. 66 Nobody in the GAA really care about the U 21 Is this not the last year for the U21 competition I think they finally have got rid of it. But I think they are just coming back a year to U20 open to correction here ??? The Quiet Man (Cavan) - Posts: 4601 - 08/04/2017 08:24:03 1977059 Link 0 |
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I still cannot believe there are people on this forum who think that moving from Div 3 to Div 1 with a team of young players is not an indication that the U21 success we had has been a positive effect on the senior team. You really have to be of a totally negative composition to think that. We made slow steady progress at senior level in the last few years in the league but unfortunately not in the championship (at least since we made the quarter final). This year however has been very disappointing so far for me. We lost our Div 1 status with a whimper and the last game in particular was lost on the line due to some mind boggling positional changes for no obvious reason combined with players that simply were not up for it. Of course all will be forgotten if we do well in Ulster but the signs are not good so far. fredflint (Cavan) - Posts: 1485 - 08/04/2017 09:30:44 1977069 Link 1 |