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Derry v Armagh - 2023 Ulster SFC Final

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Replying To Breffni1969: "I think 6/4 Armagh is a great price. The spotlight is on Derry. Armagh to win on the day." agree it will be tight and cant see derry winning by 8 as mentioned above, might come down to which keeper has the better game DCFCGAA (Derry) - Posts: 65 - 11/05/2023 09:55:41 2477494 Link
Replying To DCFCGAA: "agree it will be tight and cant see derry winning by 8 as mentioned above, might come down to which keeper has the better game" Any other weekend I'd fancy Derry but with all the goings on Armagh definitely have a big chance. Armagh for me by 1or 2 Breffni1969 (Cavan) - Posts: 510 - 11/05/2023 10:05:42 2477500 Link
Replying To Breffni1969: "I think 6/4 Armagh is a great price. The spotlight is on Derry. Armagh to win on the day." They were nearly 2/1 this time yesterday jm25 (Galway) - Posts: 1160 - 11/05/2023 10:14:36 2477502 Link
Hope Derry win Armagh hard to stomach highdropingball (Donegal) - Posts: 99 - 11/05/2023 10:29:15 2477513 Link
Replying To highdropingball: "Hope Derry win Armagh hard to stomach" I'd have no real preference but I'd like to see a good game of football that's not turned into a circus . Purely from a punting point of view I'd back Armagh. Breffni1969 (Cavan) - Posts: 510 - 11/05/2023 10:37:40 2477519 Link
Replying To DCFCGAA: "I was a member for 28 years in Derry, then moved to New Zealand for 5 years and was a member there, now I am a member and coach with my local club in Clare. I wouldnt take Munster final tickets down here despite paying my yearly dues, and my friend in Derry who I got the tickets from is a non playing, paying member of his club but not from Derry so he offered me the tickets......what is the disgrace there sorry? Should I only be allowed to go watch my county if I chose not to move my family for work to give them a better life that my qualifications would have gotten me at home?" The disgrace is, if your friend was not from Derry and had no interest in going to the game, why did he apply for tickets and give them away and therefore take them off a fellow club member who is from Derry and who did want to go. Tom1916 (Armagh) - Posts: 2001 - 11/05/2023 11:15:18 2477539 Link
Replying To Breffni1969: "Any other weekend I'd fancy Derry but with all the goings on Armagh definitely have a big chance. Armagh for me by 1or 2" i think they always had a chance, only 2 ulster teams that made the QFs last year, both D1 teams and both sneaky enough. Was never going to be easy to call DCFCGAA (Derry) - Posts: 65 - 11/05/2023 11:18:25 2477541 Link
Will the rumours affect Derrys preparation? Armagh to catch them on the hop and win in a close game Meath10 (Meath) - Posts: 183 - 11/05/2023 11:19:24 2477543 Link
Replying To Tom1916: "That's some elitist anti GAA attitude, you contribute nothing to any club in Ulster yet you get a ticket for the final but someone who plays and or volunteers all year misses out. You are the antithesis of the GAA. A disgrace." LOL. This is a typical online rant despite being totally unaware of all the facts. Wind your neck in. Lockjaw (Donegal) - Posts: 9136 - 11/05/2023 11:24:58 2477546 Link
Fancied Derry but going with Armagh now by 2/3 points due to the news off the field. Surely will have an effect on Derry's preparations. fielder (Donegal) - Posts: 137 - 11/05/2023 11:40:23 2477552 Link
Very hard to look beyond Derry, maybe all that's going on is the distraction that Armagh need, but if both teams play to the level we know, Derry by 5 hyperache (Meath) - Posts: 200 - 11/05/2023 11:46:59 2477554 Link
https://www.impartialreporter.com/news/23514420.rory-gallagher-responds-domestic-abuse-allegations/ Looks like as some mentioned it has been investigated before and ruled for Gallagher to the point where he got the kids. Hope that puts an end to the keyboard warriors calling for a mans head over a social media post DCFCGAA (Derry) - Posts: 65 - 11/05/2023 11:55:37 2477558 Link
Rory Gallgher - trolled by keyboard warriors but cleared by courts Armagh club treasurer - not cleared by courts see the difference, thats why one story makes the mainstream news and the other doesnt. You can just spout claims about someone on actual news sites without any proof or it would be defamation DCFCGAA (Derry) - Posts: 65 - 11/05/2023 11:58:55 2477559 Link
Replying To Tom1916: "The disgrace is, if your friend was not from Derry and had no interest in going to the game, why did he apply for tickets and give them away and therefore take them off a fellow club member who is from Derry and who did want to go." 2 words 'friend' and 'favour' it happens the length and breath of the country. Have you been lucky enough to go to an all Ireland final? Any idea how many tickets are got as favours? I like to think helping people is one of the good virtues of our county and organization. Pity you couldn't get one, maybe not enough favours are owed to you or you have few friends....who knows. Either way I am looking forward to a cracker game! DCFCGAA (Derry) - Posts: 65 - 11/05/2023 13:51:42 2477605 Link
Replying To Tom1916: "He stated the facts, maybe you've got mica in your eyes and can't read the post properly" I shouldn't react but being flippant towards Donegal people about their crumbling homes could also be construed as an anti-Gael type attitude. But maybe I shouldn't be altogether surpised at a lack of manners/class from some Armagh supporters. Lockjaw (Donegal) - Posts: 9136 - 11/05/2023 13:52:10 2477606 Link
Replying To Tom1916: "The disgrace is, if your friend was not from Derry and had no interest in going to the game, why did he apply for tickets and give them away and therefore take them off a fellow club member who is from Derry and who did want to go." "The disgrace is, if your friend was not from Derry and had no interest in going to the game" that was the issue in your original barrage your issue was me not my friend, changed your tune there to suit your narrative DCFCGAA (Derry) - Posts: 65 - 11/05/2023 13:53:02 2477607 Link
Must be making some sense if a Donegal man is sticking up for me ha ha ha DCFCGAA (Derry) - Posts: 65 - 11/05/2023 13:53:35 2477608 Link
Replying To DCFCGAA: "Must be making some sense if a Donegal man is sticking up for me ha ha ha" You don't have to post everything you think. You know you haven't won anything yet, right? rcarragh (Dublin) - Posts: 305 - 11/05/2023 14:05:16 2477611 Link
Replying To DCFCGAA: "Must be making some sense if a Donegal man is sticking up for me ha ha ha" It's nothing new but one of the main issues I have with social media is people immediately hopping on their high horse, pitch-fork in hand, and slabbering on like some high-and-mighty moral authority, despite not knowing all of the facts. Ask any judge - in any high profile case one of the first things he/she has to advise the jury is to avoid all social media commentary on the case, and to soley rely on what they hear given in evidence. Easier said than done I know but the point stands. Lockjaw (Donegal) - Posts: 9136 - 11/05/2023 14:08:59 2477613 Link
Replying To DCFCGAA: "I was a member for 28 years in Derry, then moved to New Zealand for 5 years and was a member there, now I am a member and coach with my local club in Clare. I wouldnt take Munster final tickets down here despite paying my yearly dues, and my friend in Derry who I got the tickets from is a non playing, paying member of his club but not from Derry so he offered me the tickets......what is the disgrace there sorry? Should I only be allowed to go watch my county if I chose not to move my family for work to give them a better life that my qualifications would have gotten me at home?" I don't think you need be explaining yourself to anyone, it's your business how you got your ticket, GAA matches are open for all to go. Hate to see the time when we couldn't go to a Munster hurling final which everyone should do sometime. Saynothing (Tyrone) - Posts: 2014 - 11/05/2023 14:50:20 2477632 Link