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Not from the county boards perspective in regards to the seniors as its the only realistic competition offaly can win after the national league. U20 b competition is not going to be taken any way seriously, especially if those players are in college with exams etc coming up. Can understand in some ...

So if the seniors lose in 2 weeks is the season finished? Will they not bother training for the Tailteann cup?

The county board. Told to train with their clubs. No get together since the Longford game.

Well said.. a good team performance and some great individual performances. We have to sprinkle a little bit of reality onto it though. Played against a division 4 team with 14 men for over 40mins. Let’s not get too carried away. A really good Tailteann cup run and that would be a good year though..

So the u20s aren’t allowed to train before the Carlow game. Why enter the competition and not allow them to train. Bit harsh on the group of lads after the effort they’ve put in since October.

ah lethimoutwithit wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 9:49 pm Jaysus is there no one been to any games with this group.

Was at most of them. The writing was on the wall after the last 2 challenge matches before the championship opener. They didn't score in the second half against Roscommon and scored 1 point against Cork in the first half.

Don’t reporters single out players all the time. Questions have to be asked. They aren’t u12.

Performances nowhere near good enough. There was a lot of talent there this year as there was last year but for some reason they seemed to be held back. Extremely frustrating to watch. Hope they go out next week against Carlow and take the shackles off a little. Talk is that there isn't much interes...

Match is away to Longford on Saturday at 4pm

Colaiste Choilm play Portarlington friday week in semi final.