Are Dublin set for 3 In A Row???

Loyal2TheRoyal wrote:If I recall Bocerty, you predicted a six point Dublin win last year. This is what the Tipster public predicted in the week preceeding the Kerry game:

Bocerty - "i just cant see anything other than a comfortable Dublin win"

RMDrive - "in my opinion Dublin are a much stronger team than Kerry"

Lino De Legend - "i've never felt more confident. in fact i'm delighted we pulled them"

Boxtyeater - "Dublin at evens with Spoil sports is money for old rope.. Dubs by 6/8 in a hack canter..."

Thomas Clarke - "This game is Dublin's to lose"

Samin10 - "kerry by 5"

Loyal2TheRoyal - "I fancy Kerry. Member a year ago, how this very same Dublin team were supposed to end Tyrone's suffering and then they were humiliated. Deja Vu"

In other words, only myself and Samin10 are worth listening to.

bocerty wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

bocerty wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

mugsys_barber wrote:Cheers Mullins for that God-cast clip there. What about canavan's club on the screen Boc - Killyclogher you ****ing wish lad lol

Believe it r not it was correct at the time. As there was the falling out in Ballygawley, Canavan was not registered with any club therefore was not able to field for Tyrone. Some bright spark then decided to register him with a hurling club, thus he registered for Killyclogher that year.

i know it was accurate at the time ORH sure wasnt i forever giving him a roasting at training!!!!!

You would do well to heed your own signature qoute

we are talking hurling here ORH - remember he was only registered to play hurling (Cappagh Gaels could be doing with him now!!!!)- we couldnt afford the fee to get him to play football!!!!!!

And the bright spark you referred to earlier was Brendan Harkin

mugsys_barber wrote:

bocerty wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

bocerty wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

mugsys_barber wrote:Cheers Mullins for that God-cast clip there. What about canavan's club on the screen Boc - Killyclogher you ****ing wish lad lol

Believe it r not it was correct at the time. As there was the falling out in Ballygawley, Canavan was not registered with any club therefore was not able to field for Tyrone. Some bright spark then decided to register him with a hurling club, thus he registered for Killyclogher that year.

i know it was accurate at the time ORH sure wasnt i forever giving him a roasting at training!!!!!

You would do well to heed your own signature qoute

we are talking hurling here ORH - remember he was only registered to play hurling (Cappagh Gaels could be doing with him now!!!!)- we couldnt afford the fee to get him to play football!!!!!!

And the bright spark you referred to earlier was Brendan Harkin

Yes indeed it was Bocerty, I had to endure 7 years of the man at Omagh CBS Brendy was sound all the same even though his monotone voice made A-level politics resemble some form of war torturing device

Welcome again ORH , As we don't have a midfielder in the mould of a Kevin McGourty it is great to have yet another retreating half forward to swarm around Pat the pessimist. We all love him really but like most union reps doesn't perform all that great when put under pressure.

And on that note, well done to Antrim on winning yet another Ulster title albeit in the game we don't care for much in these parts and occasionally use as a convenient registrar for clubs experiencing in-house difficulties

bocerty wrote:i have the t-shirt from the CBS myself Mugsy including the one from A-Level politics - jeez that had to be one of the worst subjects i ever had the misfortune of studying

samin10 wrote:

bocerty wrote:

Loyal2TheRoyal wrote:If I recall Bocerty, you predicted a six point Dublin win last year. This is what the Tipster public predicted in the week preceeding the Kerry game:

Bocerty - "i just cant see anything other than a comfortable Dublin win"

RMDrive - "in my opinion Dublin are a much stronger team than Kerry"

Lino De Legend - "i've never felt more confident. in fact i'm delighted we pulled them"

Boxtyeater - "Dublin at evens with Spoil sports is money for old rope.. Dubs by 6/8 in a hack canter..."

Thomas Clarke - "This game is Dublin's to lose"

Samin10 - "kerry by 5"

Loyal2TheRoyal - "I fancy Kerry. Member a year ago, how this very same Dublin team were supposed to end Tyrone's suffering and then they were humiliated. Deja Vu"

In other words, only myself and Samin10 are worth listening to.

the big question is Loyal how do you think the game will pan out on Saturday - let us have the experts opinion!!!

And as for being the only two worth listening to i would change that to 1 - Samin - he has given a few tips on here that have generated a few pounds for the rest of us as far as i can remember you have yet to predict one winner when it comes to horses, a sport you clearly think you are an expert on!!!!!!

Samin was also leading the tipster competition until a few technical hitches thwarted his progress!!!!!!

pity you wouldnt listen to me about 2003, only messing. 2009 national league tipster champion, the real 2010 championship tipster champion. Not bad from four competitions. For anyone who wants to listen, Tyrone, kerry, cork and meath will win this weekend with tyrone to go all the way this year.

patrique wrote:You are not trying to tell me that idi.....that my ex work colleague Omaghredhand went to GRAMMAR school?

Wonders never cease.

Kevin McGourty will be playing mid field next.

Omagh RedHand wrote:

patrique wrote:You are not trying to tell me that idi.....that my ex work colleague Omaghredhand went to GRAMMAR school?

Wonders never cease.

Kevin McGourty will be playing mid field next.

Well the fact of the matter is that I generally have to tone down the intellect level to allow your good self to participate. Just because we don't all bum and blow about our wonderful education doesn't mean we don't have one!!

As far as I am aware, also the youngest MacRory player until quite recently.

Omagh RedHand wrote:

patrique wrote:You are not trying to tell me that idi.....that my ex work colleague Omaghredhand went to GRAMMAR school?

Wonders never cease.

Kevin McGourty will be playing mid field next.

Well the fact of the matter is that I generally have to tone down the intellect level to allow your good self to participate. Just because we don't all bum and blow about our wonderful education doesn't mean we don't have one!!

As far as I am aware, also the youngest MacRory player until quite recently.

mugsys_barber wrote:

bocerty wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

bocerty wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

mugsys_barber wrote:Cheers Mullins for that God-cast clip there. What about canavan's club on the screen Boc - Killyclogher you ****ing wish lad lol

Believe it r not it was correct at the time. As there was the falling out in Ballygawley, Canavan was not registered with any club therefore was not able to field for Tyrone. Some bright spark then decided to register him with a hurling club, thus he registered for Killyclogher that year.

i know it was accurate at the time ORH sure wasnt i forever giving him a roasting at training!!!!!

You would do well to heed your own signature qoute

we are talking hurling here ORH - remember he was only registered to play hurling (Cappagh Gaels could be doing with him now!!!!)- we couldnt afford the fee to get him to play football!!!!!!

And the bright spark you referred to earlier was Brendan Harkin

Yes indeed it was Bocerty, I had to endure 7 years of the man at Omagh CBS Brendy was sound all the same even though his monotone voice made A-level politics resemble some form of war torturing device

Welcome again ORH , As we don't have a midfielder in the mould of a Kevin McGourty it is great to have yet another retreating half forward to swarm around Pat the pessimist. We all love him really but like most union reps doesn't perform all that great when put under pressure.

And on that note, well done to Antrim on winning yet another Ulster title albeit in the game we don't care for much in these parts and occasionally use as a convenient registrar for clubs experiencing in-house difficulties

patrique wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

patrique wrote:You are not trying to tell me that idi.....that my ex work colleague Omaghredhand went to GRAMMAR school?

Wonders never cease.

Kevin McGourty will be playing mid field next.

Well the fact of the matter is that I generally have to tone down the intellect level to allow your good self to participate. Just because we don't all bum and blow about our wonderful education doesn't mean we don't have one!!

As far as I am aware, also the youngest MacRory player until quite recently.

Toman won the McRory and Hogan when he was 14.

He then won again with us 4 years later.

All of my competition with Omagh was in the inter CBS sports in the 5,000 metres and such.

Omagh RedHand wrote:

patrique wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

patrique wrote:You are not trying to tell me that idi.....that my ex work colleague Omaghredhand went to GRAMMAR school?

Wonders never cease.

Kevin McGourty will be playing mid field next.

Well the fact of the matter is that I generally have to tone down the intellect level to allow your good self to participate. Just because we don't all bum and blow about our wonderful education doesn't mean we don't have one!!

As far as I am aware, also the youngest MacRory player until quite recently.

Toman won the McRory and Hogan when he was 14.

He then won again with us 4 years later.

All of my competition with Omagh was in the inter CBS sports in the 5,000 metres and such.

I was 14 as well, alas no winners medal, I'm not surprised you did not come across me considering you were married before I was born.

You were absolutely made to be a "teacher" of political science

bocerty wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

patrique wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

patrique wrote:You are not trying to tell me that idi.....that my ex work colleague Omaghredhand went to GRAMMAR school?

Wonders never cease.

Kevin McGourty will be playing mid field next.

Well the fact of the matter is that I generally have to tone down the intellect level to allow your good self to participate. Just because we don't all bum and blow about our wonderful education doesn't mean we don't have one!!

As far as I am aware, also the youngest MacRory player until quite recently.

Toman won the McRory and Hogan when he was 14.

He then won again with us 4 years later.

All of my competition with Omagh was in the inter CBS sports in the 5,000 metres and such.

I was 14 as well, alas no winners medal, I'm not surprised you did not come across me considering you were married before I was born.

You were absolutely made to be a "teacher" of political science

cant say i remember you playing McRory football ORH and i am not trying to be funny here - were did you play was it goals?????

Maybe Boc

mind you i can barely remember the lads in my own year who played

bocerty wrote:its coming back to me now ORH - didnt realise you were on the panel so young

Omagh RedHand wrote:

bocerty wrote:its coming back to me now ORH - didnt realise you were on the panel so young

A real child prodigy alright Unfortunately a dose of laziness put paid to what would have been quite a promising career

Omagh RedHand wrote:

bocerty wrote:its coming back to me now ORH - didnt realise you were on the panel so young

A real child prodigy alright Unfortunately a dose of laziness put paid to what would have been quite a promising career

Omagh RedHand wrote:

patrique wrote:You are not trying to tell me that idi.....that my ex work colleague Omaghredhand went to GRAMMAR school?

Wonders never cease.

Kevin McGourty will be playing mid field next.

Well the fact of the matter is that I generally have to tone down the intellect level to allow your good self to participate. Just because we don't all bum and blow about our wonderful education doesn't mean we don't have one!!

As far as I am aware, also the youngest MacRory player until quite recently.

patrique wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

bocerty wrote:its coming back to me now ORH - didnt realise you were on the panel so young

A real child prodigy alright Unfortunately a dose of laziness put paid to what would have been quite a promising career

Did you do goals for Antrim hurler in 89?

mugsys_barber wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

bocerty wrote:its coming back to me now ORH - didnt realise you were on the panel so young

A real child prodigy alright Unfortunately a dose of laziness put paid to what would have been quite a promising career

Did you win an Ulster minor championship medal in 1993 with Tyrone ORH?

Thomas Clarke wrote:I'm pretty sure it was 1994 Samin. Collie Holmes would have been on that Armagh side at CHB. I was at that game, and was disappointed for Armagh. But, then again, Maghera beat everyone in those days.

Omagh RedHand wrote:Did receive a medal funnily enough but hardly could be considered winning it . Couldn't even tell you where it is, even though I have every other medal I won.

Jayo Cluxton wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:Did receive a medal funnily enough but hardly could be considered winning it . Couldn't even tell you where it is, even though I have every other medal I won.

Maybe you were refused entry to a restaurant in Omagh and threw it in the river Strule in disgust?

Omagh RedHand wrote:

patrique wrote:

Omagh RedHand wrote:

bocerty wrote:its coming back to me now ORH - didnt realise you were on the panel so young

A real child prodigy alright Unfortunately a dose of laziness put paid to what would have been quite a promising career

Did you do goals for Antrim hurler in 89?

I can see how you might ask, but the spare tyre(s) only landed after 1997. More to the point unlike big Neily I never shipped four goals in a game