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Post  GAA-Fan Thu Jun 10, 2010 8:52 pm

After Armagh's hammering on Sunday at the hands of Monaghan, and after reading Boylan's warning to the royals.

How many teams have be hammered in early championship games yet still made decent progress during the summer months?
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Post  Shinners Thu Jun 10, 2010 8:56 pm

Wexford in 2008. Got tanked by Dublin in the Leinster Final and yet got to the All Ireland semi finals beating Armagh and then running Tyrone close.
Donegal in 2003. Maybe not a tanked but beaten by Fermanagh in Ulster and got to All Ireland semi final before being beaten by Armagh
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Post  Jayo Cluxton Thu Jun 10, 2010 10:54 pm

GAA-Fan wrote:How many teams have be hammered in early championship games yet still made decent progress during the summer months?

Roscommon and Donegal would be well known for getting hammered during the C'ship season .... playing pool etc ....

ps You're clutching at straws man ....
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Post  mossbags Fri Jun 11, 2010 2:38 am

GAA-Fan wrote:After Armagh's hammering on Sunday at the hands of Monaghan, and after reading Boylan's warning to the royals.

How many teams have be hammered in early championship games yet still made decent progress during the summer months?

The crucial game after Roscommon knocked Galway on our arses in Connacht in 01 was the Armagh game which was the quater Final if memory serves(or the last leg of the qualifiers, might have been Cork we met in the last 8, memorys a bit hazy). Galway had built up a nice bit of momentum in the qualifiers but it was only after Paul Clancy broke yer hearts with the winning point that day did lads really start believing again. Kernan took over your lot then and ye didn't do too badly the year afterwards
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Post  Guest Fri Jun 11, 2010 5:05 am

In 2006 Westmeath were destroyed by Offaly in Leinster but reached the AI quarters, eventually succumbing to a hefty pasting from the Dubs. (Although we were very lucky in the draw not meeting any of the big guns, beating London, Limerick, Sligo and Galway.)

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Post  black&white Fri Jun 11, 2010 8:26 am

Sebastian wrote:In 2006 Westmeath were destroyed by Offaly in Leinster but reached the AI quarters, eventually succumbing to a hefty pasting from the Dubs. (Although we were very lucky in the draw not meeting any of the big guns, beating London, Limerick, Sligo and Galway.)

You got lucky against Sligo too.
Only for O'Hara being sent off in error ye wouldn't have gotten out of Markievicz!
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Post  Guest Fri Jun 11, 2010 1:39 pm

black&white wrote:
Sebastian wrote:In 2006 Westmeath were destroyed by Offaly in Leinster but reached the AI quarters, eventually succumbing to a hefty pasting from the Dubs. (Although we were very lucky in the draw not meeting any of the big guns, beating London, Limerick, Sligo and Galway.)

You got lucky against Sligo too.
Only for O'Hara being sent off in error ye wouldn't have gotten out of Markievicz!

Very true!

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Post  black&white Fri Jun 11, 2010 1:54 pm

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black&white wrote:
Sebastian wrote:In 2006 Westmeath were destroyed by Offaly in Leinster but reached the AI quarters, eventually succumbing to a hefty pasting from the Dubs. (Although we were very lucky in the draw not meeting any of the big guns, beating London, Limerick, Sligo and Galway.)

You got lucky against Sligo too.
Only for O'Hara being sent off in error ye wouldn't have gotten out of Markievicz!

Very true!

Was at the Galway game that year too, great performance from yerselves to turn them over.

Best effect of the Qualifiers is throwing up ties like these. Fixtures like Sligo v Westmeath, Westmeath v Galway, Sligo v Kildare were never likely to happen under the old system, great to have brought some diversity to fixtures.
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Post  Guest Fri Jun 11, 2010 8:12 pm

we took a bit of a hammering from monaghan in 2003 and ended up in all ireland final

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Post  bocerty Fri Jun 11, 2010 8:14 pm

samin10 wrote:we took a bit of a hammering from monaghan in 2003 and ended up in all ireland final

...........and got hammered again!!!!!
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Post  GAA-Fan Fri Jun 11, 2010 8:37 pm

bocerty wrote:
samin10 wrote:we took a bit of a hammering from monaghan in 2003 and ended up in all ireland final

...........and got hammered again!!!!!

Phillip Jordan is lucky he didnt get hammered.
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Post  Guest Fri Jun 11, 2010 9:03 pm

bocerty wrote:
samin10 wrote:we took a bit of a hammering from monaghan in 2003 and ended up in all ireland final

...........and got hammered again!!!!!


3 point with 14 men? tyrone hanging on in the end. Real hammering.

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Post  mullins Fri Jun 11, 2010 9:40 pm

Samin10 and Gaa fan-If Armagh can avoid ulster teams in the draw you could definitely ease your way back in to the championship......
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Post  Boxtyeater Fri Jun 11, 2010 9:46 pm

Could the Dubs take a hammering on Sunday (or is it really on Sunday?) and still give Sam a rattle??? Taking a hammering but still going for glory Suspect
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Post  mullins Fri Jun 11, 2010 10:19 pm

Boxtyeater wrote:Could the Dubs take a hammering on Sunday (or is it really on Sunday?) and still give Sam a rattle??? Taking a hammering but still going for glory Suspect

Could the Dubs be beating Sunday -Possible if Wexford get off to a flyer.....But the flip side to that question if the Dubs get off to a flyer we will hammer the wexicans.

Give Sam a rattle if beating Taking a hammering but still going for glory Suspect
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Post  Boxtyeater Fri Jun 11, 2010 10:48 pm

Getting beaten on Sunday would be the makings of this Dublin team and their followers...
Long trips to rural venues like Hyde Park and Castlebar would toughen up the squad, open their minds to different types of football and footballers than are currently on show in Leinster and bring a sense of adventure to the summer.
They are visibly tired from competing in what is the weakest province and it has been evident now for a few years.

Trips to these far flung and oft forgotten outposts would be wonderful for supporters. They could mingle with rustic cousins, imbibe pints of top shot porter for as little as €3.75, ate' real "hang-sangiges" and enjoy all the benefits of country life for a day or two.

Think about it.... Taking a hammering but still going for glory Icon_rr
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Post  mullins Fri Jun 11, 2010 10:57 pm

Boxtyeater wrote:Getting beaten on Sunday would be the makings of this Dublin team and their followers...
Long trips to rural venues like Hyde Park and Castlebar would toughen up the squad, open their minds to different types of football and footballers than are currently on show in Leinster and bring a sense of adventure to the summer.
They are visibly tired from competing in what is the weakest province and it has been evident now for a few years.

Trips to these far flung and oft forgotten outposts would be wonderful for supporters. They could mingle with rustic cousins, imbibe pints of top shot porter for as little as €3.75, ate' real "hang-sangiges" and enjoy all the benefits of country life for a day or two.

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Boxty you could be right the last time we were in the Qualifiers was 04 it went ok till we got back to croker Taking a hammering but still going for glory Icon_rolleyes Enjoyed the trip to Carrick Taking a hammering but still going for glory Icon_biggrin
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Post  Boxtyeater Fri Jun 11, 2010 11:03 pm

mullins wrote:[Boxty you could be right the last time we were in the Qualifiers was 04 it went ok till we got back to croker Taking a hammering but still going for glory Icon_rolleyes Enjoyed the trip to Carrick Taking a hammering but still going for glory Icon_biggrin

Twas' a good oul' day indeed, even if we got hockeyed. Good oul' session at the back of the Bush hotel with a bus load of Dubs. The bus pulled out at closing time with muchos Taking a hammering but still going for glory Drunken_smilie troopers.....
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Post  Jayo Cluxton Sat Jun 12, 2010 1:47 am

We may end up in the qualifiers ... but not this w/e .... sorry Jim!
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