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Replying To Irish_downunder: "Trim v Kilmainham - Think it will be close till midway into the 2nd half and i suspect Trims depth in terms of numbers and quality off the bench will be the difference, Kilmainham have played some decent stuff up to now but think the big navan pitch will provide trim with too much room - Trim by 5 Bracks vs Michaels - This is a hard one to call as think it will be closer than people think and can see it going to the wire. Bracks by a single score In the final if Trim can put last years woes behind them they should be good enough to take it all. Hurling escapades could weigh heavily on them by the time a final comes around. Would have to think they are best placed to go up and stay up next year." I see they are also in the Junior Final, so there looks to be a lot of depth there? Meathman678 (Meath) - Posts: 63 - 17/09/2020 23:37:27 2292806 Link
Great game in Navan today, should be a terrific battle between the Bracks and Trim Saturday week thelutch (Meath) - Posts: 1073 - 20/09/2020 21:18:09 2293283 Link
Looking forward to the final this weekend, have no affiliations to either club but would love to see the Bracks get over the line for their first time ever up playing senior ball. Trim are a serious opponent though and hopefully it will be a great game. Please god there will be no serious injuries like in Trims Premier football victory last week. Speedy recoveries to both lads. What's going on with St Pats? they have a huge catchment area and I always thought they had a great underage structure is the talent drying up or is this just their level? I know of many junior B clubs over the years who played Pats second team and have lost, be sad on them for successive relegations. Anyone know when this game will be played? butterfly (Meath) - Posts: 112 - 22/09/2020 12:11:08 2293543 Link
Replying To butterfly: "Looking forward to the final this weekend, have no affiliations to either club but would love to see the Bracks get over the line for their first time ever up playing senior ball. Trim are a serious opponent though and hopefully it will be a great game. Please god there will be no serious injuries like in Trims Premier football victory last week. Speedy recoveries to both lads. What's going on with St Pats? they have a huge catchment area and I always thought they had a great underage structure is the talent drying up or is this just their level? I know of many junior B clubs over the years who played Pats second team and have lost, be sad on them for successive relegations. Anyone know when this game will be played?" its hurling this weekend. final should be a cracker alright. Irish_downunder (Meath) - Posts: 640 - 22/09/2020 13:15:03 2293555 Link
Replying To Irish_downunder: "its hurling this weekend. final should be a cracker alright." You are correct, hopefully a few good battles in the hurling for the weekend. butterfly (Meath) - Posts: 112 - 23/09/2020 10:42:18 2293708 Link
This looks like it could be a really close final - Trim have had a few injuries - Toher, Dwane and Quigley have been injured. I would say Trim will be really focussed after what happened in last years final. Ballinabrackey are a strong side and I think the best two sides in the division are in the final. If I was to call it I will go Trim by a small margin - perhaps after extra time. trim1 (Meath) - Posts: 162 - 30/09/2020 10:56:09 2294856 Link
Saturday will hopefully be a great final, two evenly matched teams who, for the most part, have dispatched all in front of them with relative ease. Both clubs have had great success across premier competitions, with Ballinabrackey also winning a minor during the week and Trim flying in the hurling. With the scores both teams have put up you'd hope for an open game but you just don't know what way a final can pan out. Trim were well beaten last year and you could say that experience may give them the upper hand, but I feel Ballinabrackey will just manage to come out on top narrowly and bring Mattie McDonnell home for what would be the first time? I'd predict ballinabrackey by 2 points but then again wouldn't mind seeing either side playing senior football next year, both easily the 2 best intermediate teams this year and whoever wins will round off a fine year for their club in a time where a football looked unlikely to even be kicked less than 6 months ago! 3rdmanin (Meath) - Posts: 18 - 30/09/2020 16:42:36 2294920 Link
Replying To trim1: "This looks like it could be a really close final - Trim have had a few injuries - Toher, Dwane and Quigley have been injured. I would say Trim will be really focussed after what happened in last years final. Ballinabrackey are a strong side and I think the best two sides in the division are in the final. If I was to call it I will go Trim by a small margin - perhaps after extra time." Ballinabrackey could be without there corner back, big questions circulating over his legality. Would b a big loss to the bracks Redser80 (Meath) - Posts: 14 - 01/10/2020 06:24:13 2294964 Link
Replying To Redser80: "Ballinabrackey could be without there corner back, big questions circulating over his legality. Would b a big loss to the bracks" Comical stuff, The usual bitter biffos next door with serious chips on their shoulders, this has been through the ccc and dra already, no problems with any players, surprised the Hogan stand are even posting this stuff, they wont post real problems i try put up on the site in case they might offend some of the elite in the county Ah Well thelutch (Meath) - Posts: 1073 - 01/10/2020 10:22:21 2294992 Link
Replying To thelutch: "Comical stuff, The usual bitter biffos next door with serious chips on their shoulders, this has been through the ccc and dra already, no problems with any players, surprised the Hogan stand are even posting this stuff, they wont post real problems i try put up on the site in case they might offend some of the elite in the county Ah Well" Il take it ur a brack lutch? So you can confirm ur corner back is legally transferred? And on ur minor winning team d lad dat scored d winning goal ware is he living????? Redser80 (Meath) - Posts: 14 - 01/10/2020 10:37:54 2294999 Link
Replying To Redser80: "Il take it ur a brack lutch? So you can confirm ur corner back is legally transferred? And on ur minor winning team d lad dat scored d winning goal ware is he living?????" The key is where is a player registered! Royalblufill (Meath) - Posts: 511 - 01/10/2020 11:37:38 2295022 Link
Replying To Royalblufill: "The key is where is a player registered!" Registered illegally so? So if trim were to object to this what would happen?? I'm far from anti bracks, I hope dey win sat. It's just disappointing to see the tricks the club get up. It's not fair on the rest of us clubs in meath that play by the rule book Redser80 (Meath) - Posts: 14 - 01/10/2020 11:43:39 2295023 Link
Replying To Redser80: "Registered illegally so? So if trim were to object to this what would happen?? I'm far from anti bracks, I hope dey win sat. It's just disappointing to see the tricks the club get up. It's not fair on the rest of us clubs in meath that play by the rule book" Both lads are totally legal and registered with the Bracks since they were under 10 so enough of the codswallop Your not a Meath Man either Redser just a bitter Harp Go back under your Rock thelutch (Meath) - Posts: 1073 - 01/10/2020 13:51:14 2295058 Link
Replying To Redser80: "Registered illegally so? So if trim were to object to this what would happen?? I'm far from anti bracks, I hope dey win sat. It's just disappointing to see the tricks the club get up. It's not fair on the rest of us clubs in meath that play by the rule book" How does a player get registered illegally? Royalblufill (Meath) - Posts: 511 - 01/10/2020 14:30:29 2295067 Link
Replying To thelutch: "Both lads are totally legal and registered with the Bracks since they were under 10 so enough of the codswallop Your not a Meath Man either Redser just a bitter Harp Go back under your Rock" Harp? Would u have to live in ballinabrackey to b registered? Neither ever did!! As well u no. Redser80 (Meath) - Posts: 14 - 01/10/2020 15:14:50 2295078 Link
Replying To Royalblufill: "How does a player get registered illegally?" Very simple. Because there is lot of players registered in ballinabrackey that have NEVER lived there. An 1 of dem is playing sat in intermediate final. Redser80 (Meath) - Posts: 14 - 01/10/2020 16:11:14 2295092 Link
Replying To Redser80: "Very simple. Because there is lot of players registered in ballinabrackey that have NEVER lived there. An 1 of dem is playing sat in intermediate final." There have been a lot of players registered in Dunboyne, Simonstown, O mahoneys who never lived in those places either. To my knowledge once you play adult football (U21/U20) with a club that is your club unless transfer is granted. Analyst (Meath) - Posts: 1489 - 01/10/2020 17:37:26 2295114 Link
Replying To Analyst: "There have been a lot of players registered in Dunboyne, Simonstown, O mahoneys who never lived in those places either. To my knowledge once you play adult football (U21/U20) with a club that is your club unless transfer is granted." i think the rules are pretty clear on this / and if an obvious breach you should report it - 6.3 definitions First County: the County in which a player's First Club (or Club within an Independent Team) is located. own County: the County in which a player's Own Club (non-College) is based. First Club: The Club (or Club within an Independent Team) with which a player first legally (i.e. in accordance with Rule and Bye-Law) participated in Club Competition at U12 Grade or Over (including Go-Games) organised by the County Committee or one of its Sub-Committees in the County of his permanent residence. own Club: the Club (non-College) of which an individual is currently a playing member. Catchment Area: An area determined by the County Committee as representative of the hinterland of one or more Clubs. The Boundaries of Catchment Areas may be determined by reference to Parishes (subject to County Boundaries) or other criteria. Permanent Residence: Unless otherwise defined in Bye Law, a place of Permanent Residence of a person shall be the domestic property where (by reference to actual overnight presence, his own or his family's ownership of or tenancy in the property, his place of non-temporary employment, and such other factors as may be considered appropriate) the Council or Committee assessing the question considers his principal private residence to have been for at least the previous month and is likely for at least the ensuing year. Residence for the purpose of attending a Primary or Post Primary School or a Higher Education College shall not qualify as a Permanent Residence for the purposes of this Rule. A County may deem certain states of affairs to constitute permanent residence for the purpose of its Bye-Law. For the purpose of applications for Inter-County Transfers, the foregoing definition shall prevail. other Relevant Connection: A player shall be considered to have an 'Other Relevant Connection': (a) with a particular County if: (i) The player's parents at the time of the member's birth were permanently resident in that County. (ii) That County is the County of the first Club of Royalblufill (Meath) - Posts: 511 - 01/10/2020 22:11:37 2295163 Link
Replying To Royalblufill: "i think the rules are pretty clear on this / and if an obvious breach you should report it - 6.3 definitions First County: the County in which a player's First Club (or Club within an Independent Team) is located. own County: the County in which a player's Own Club (non-College) is based. First Club: The Club (or Club within an Independent Team) with which a player first legally (i.e. in accordance with Rule and Bye-Law) participated in Club Competition at U12 Grade or Over (including Go-Games) organised by the County Committee or one of its Sub-Committees in the County of his permanent residence. own Club: the Club (non-College) of which an individual is currently a playing member. Catchment Area: An area determined by the County Committee as representative of the hinterland of one or more Clubs. The Boundaries of Catchment Areas may be determined by reference to Parishes (subject to County Boundaries) or other criteria. Permanent Residence: Unless otherwise defined in Bye Law, a place of Permanent Residence of a person shall be the domestic property where (by reference to actual overnight presence, his own or his family's ownership of or tenancy in the property, his place of non-temporary employment, and such other factors as may be considered appropriate) the Council or Committee assessing the question considers his principal private residence to have been for at least the previous month and is likely for at least the ensuing year. Residence for the purpose of attending a Primary or Post Primary School or a Higher Education College shall not qualify as a Permanent Residence for the purposes of this Rule. A County may deem certain states of affairs to constitute permanent residence for the purpose of its Bye-Law. For the purpose of applications for Inter-County Transfers, the foregoing definition shall prevail. other Relevant Connection: A player shall be considered to have an 'Other Relevant Connection': (a) with a particular County if: (i) The player's parents at the time of the member's birth were permanently resident in that County. (ii) That County is the County of the first Club of" Neither parents are from meath, never lived in it, dry actually live nearly 10 miles away in offaly. So players were registered illegally. It's not just this 1 case unfortunately. So I hope that answers ur question analyst. Redser80 (Meath) - Posts: 14 - 02/10/2020 07:01:37 2295191 Link
Replying To Royalblufill: "i think the rules are pretty clear on this / and if an obvious breach you should report it - 6.3 definitions First County: the County in which a player's First Club (or Club within an Independent Team) is located. own County: the County in which a player's Own Club (non-College) is based. First Club: The Club (or Club within an Independent Team) with which a player first legally (i.e. in accordance with Rule and Bye-Law) participated in Club Competition at U12 Grade or Over (including Go-Games) organised by the County Committee or one of its Sub-Committees in the County of his permanent residence. own Club: the Club (non-College) of which an individual is currently a playing member. Catchment Area: An area determined by the County Committee as representative of the hinterland of one or more Clubs. The Boundaries of Catchment Areas may be determined by reference to Parishes (subject to County Boundaries) or other criteria. Permanent Residence: Unless otherwise defined in Bye Law, a place of Permanent Residence of a person shall be the domestic property where (by reference to actual overnight presence, his own or his family's ownership of or tenancy in the property, his place of non-temporary employment, and such other factors as may be considered appropriate) the Council or Committee assessing the question considers his principal private residence to have been for at least the previous month and is likely for at least the ensuing year. Residence for the purpose of attending a Primary or Post Primary School or a Higher Education College shall not qualify as a Permanent Residence for the purposes of this Rule. A County may deem certain states of affairs to constitute permanent residence for the purpose of its Bye-Law. For the purpose of applications for Inter-County Transfers, the foregoing definition shall prevail. other Relevant Connection: A player shall be considered to have an 'Other Relevant Connection': (a) with a particular County if: (i) The player's parents at the time of the member's birth were permanently resident in that County. (ii) That County is the County of the first Club of" lutch enjoy the build up to the game and all that goes with it and pass no remarks on the jealousy,I was up ur neck of the woods yesterday and the amount of flags and colour up is a credit to everyone best of luck 2moro from ur near neighbours royal1967 (Meath) - Posts: 293 - 02/10/2020 08:18:57 2295197 Link