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St Martins v Glynn- as Wexico said, a rest week that a win will afford would be preferable for either. Both sides have compiled handy wins last weekend admittedly against two teams I don't expect to be in the shake-up. Martin's haven't been afraid to shake-up their team, or make changes early in-game, while the battle between Aaron Breen and Ben Maddock around the middle third will be interesting. On balance, Martin's appear to have a more in-depth squad, especially since Glynn are down Stafford and O'Regan, and I think they will beat their district rivals by a few points.
Horeswood v Sarsfields- Horeswood may in theory have firepower to win games, but they are let down entirely by a leaky defence. Conceding 6-25 in two games is ominous. They haven't really shown much heart in either of their games so far, something which Sarsfields can never be accused of. They also almost salvaged something vs Glynn and lead St.Martin's at half-time, so on that basis alone I think they will nab the final prelim QF spot with a win here.
St Annes v St James- as I mentioned earlier, Jimmies potentially being without their starting full-forward line from the last day could be season-defining. That would leave Donie Barron as their main source of scores, and while he is always at least an 8 out of 10 player for them, it makes Anne's task of shutting them down easier. If KOG is fit enough to start, Jimmie's might shade it as they are an obdurate bunch, but if not, St.Anne's to win by a few points.
Kilanerin v Bunclody- have seen both in the flesh, and on my eye-test alone, I would have to favour Bunclody. Martin O'Connor will surely pick up Paudie Hughes who is the heartbeat of Kilanerin's team, while Niall Hughes was carrying a knock the last day so not sure how fit he is. HWH have a better collective back six. That said, Bunclody will need to score more than 9 points if they are to be competitive in the long run. Will be a dog-fight, which Bunclody will emerge from by a couple of points.
Fethard v Gusserane- regular under-age partners so surely know each other inside out. Both put up a similar score enough vs Shels, although they were both picked apart at ease on occasion too, especially Fethard. I expect this to be a high-scoring fare given the forwards on display, and if Fethard can get more out of Mikey Dwyer from general play, they have a chance. However, on balance I side with Gusserane.
Intermediate:
Bannow v Rosslare- Rosslare.
Ballyhogue v Glynn- two horror shows in each side's last outing, but you'd have to pick Ballyhogue.
Maudlintown v Fintans- while Wexico reckons Mary's will barely do enough to pip Ferns to top spot, I think they will win by 4-5. They have a great knack of finding goals.
Taghmon v Gorey- Gorey are the biggest enigmas in this grade, and felt hard done by losing to Duffry last time out. Taghmon might be a bit too street-wise to be caught though, and I think Ian Carty will inspire them to victory again.
beano (Wexford) - Posts: 1417 - 15/10/2021 10:58:15
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Replying To beano: "Senior:
St Martins v Glynn- as Wexico said, a rest week that a win will afford would be preferable for either. Both sides have compiled handy wins last weekend admittedly against two teams I don't expect to be in the shake-up. Martin's haven't been afraid to shake-up their team, or make changes early in-game, while the battle between Aaron Breen and Ben Maddock around the middle third will be interesting. On balance, Martin's appear to have a more in-depth squad, especially since Glynn are down Stafford and O'Regan, and I think they will beat their district rivals by a few points.
Horeswood v Sarsfields- Horeswood may in theory have firepower to win games, but they are let down entirely by a leaky defence. Conceding 6-25 in two games is ominous. They haven't really shown much heart in either of their games so far, something which Sarsfields can never be accused of. They also almost salvaged something vs Glynn and lead St.Martin's at half-time, so on that basis alone I think they will nab the final prelim QF spot with a win here.
St Annes v St James- as I mentioned earlier, Jimmies potentially being without their starting full-forward line from the last day could be season-defining. That would leave Donie Barron as their main source of scores, and while he is always at least an 8 out of 10 player for them, it makes Anne's task of shutting them down easier. If KOG is fit enough to start, Jimmie's might shade it as they are an obdurate bunch, but if not, St.Anne's to win by a few points.
Kilanerin v Bunclody- have seen both in the flesh, and on my eye-test alone, I would have to favour Bunclody. Martin O'Connor will surely pick up Paudie Hughes who is the heartbeat of Kilanerin's team, while Niall Hughes was carrying a knock the last day so not sure how fit he is. HWH have a better collective back six. That said, Bunclody will need to score more than 9 points if they are to be competitive in the long run. Will be a dog-fight, which Bunclody will emerge from by a couple of points.
Fethard v Gusserane- regular under-age partners so surely know each other inside out. Both put up a similar score enough vs Shels, although they were both picked apart at ease on occasion too, especially Fethard. I expect this to be a high-scoring fare given the forwards on display, and if Fethard can get more out of Mikey Dwyer from general play, they have a chance. However, on balance I side with Gusserane.
Intermediate:
Bannow v Rosslare- Rosslare.
Ballyhogue v Glynn- two horror shows in each side's last outing, but you'd have to pick Ballyhogue.
Maudlintown v Fintans- while Wexico reckons Mary's will barely do enough to pip Ferns to top spot, I think they will win by 4-5. They have a great knack of finding goals.
Taghmon v Gorey- Gorey are the biggest enigmas in this grade, and felt hard done by losing to Duffry last time out. Taghmon might be a bit too street-wise to be caught though, and I think Ian Carty will inspire them to victory again." Lads what way does the quarter finals work in the senior club championship. I know 1st play 2nd but are the group fixed already(as in a play b etc...) or is there an open draw?
hunting (Wexford) - Posts: 933 - 16/10/2021 20:03:53
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Replying To hunting: " Replying To beano: "Senior:
St Martins v Glynn- as Wexico said, a rest week that a win will afford would be preferable for either. Both sides have compiled handy wins last weekend admittedly against two teams I don't expect to be in the shake-up. Martin's haven't been afraid to shake-up their team, or make changes early in-game, while the battle between Aaron Breen and Ben Maddock around the middle third will be interesting. On balance, Martin's appear to have a more in-depth squad, especially since Glynn are down Stafford and O'Regan, and I think they will beat their district rivals by a few points.
Horeswood v Sarsfields- Horeswood may in theory have firepower to win games, but they are let down entirely by a leaky defence. Conceding 6-25 in two games is ominous. They haven't really shown much heart in either of their games so far, something which Sarsfields can never be accused of. They also almost salvaged something vs Glynn and lead St.Martin's at half-time, so on that basis alone I think they will nab the final prelim QF spot with a win here.
St Annes v St James- as I mentioned earlier, Jimmies potentially being without their starting full-forward line from the last day could be season-defining. That would leave Donie Barron as their main source of scores, and while he is always at least an 8 out of 10 player for them, it makes Anne's task of shutting them down easier. If KOG is fit enough to start, Jimmie's might shade it as they are an obdurate bunch, but if not, St.Anne's to win by a few points.
Kilanerin v Bunclody- have seen both in the flesh, and on my eye-test alone, I would have to favour Bunclody. Martin O'Connor will surely pick up Paudie Hughes who is the heartbeat of Kilanerin's team, while Niall Hughes was carrying a knock the last day so not sure how fit he is. HWH have a better collective back six. That said, Bunclody will need to score more than 9 points if they are to be competitive in the long run. Will be a dog-fight, which Bunclody will emerge from by a couple of points.
Fethard v Gusserane- regular under-age partners so surely know each other inside out. Both put up a similar score enough vs Shels, although they were both picked apart at ease on occasion too, especially Fethard. I expect this to be a high-scoring fare given the forwards on display, and if Fethard can get more out of Mikey Dwyer from general play, they have a chance. However, on balance I side with Gusserane.
Intermediate:
Bannow v Rosslare- Rosslare.
Ballyhogue v Glynn- two horror shows in each side's last outing, but you'd have to pick Ballyhogue.
Maudlintown v Fintans- while Wexico reckons Mary's will barely do enough to pip Ferns to top spot, I think they will win by 4-5. They have a great knack of finding goals.
Taghmon v Gorey- Gorey are the biggest enigmas in this grade, and felt hard done by losing to Duffry last time out. Taghmon might be a bit too street-wise to be caught though, and I think Ian Carty will inspire them to victory again." Lads what way does the quarter finals work in the senior club championship. I know 1st play 2nd but are the group fixed already(as in a play b etc...) or is there an open draw?"
Paull (Wexford) - Posts: 171 - 16/10/2021 20:45:58
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Replying To Paull: " Replying To hunting: "[quote=beano: "Senior:
St Martins v Glynn- as Wexico said, a rest week that a win will afford would be preferable for either. Both sides have compiled handy wins last weekend admittedly against two teams I don't expect to be in the shake-up. Martin's haven't been afraid to shake-up their team, or make changes early in-game, while the battle between Aaron Breen and Ben Maddock around the middle third will be interesting. On balance, Martin's appear to have a more in-depth squad, especially since Glynn are down Stafford and O'Regan, and I think they will beat their district rivals by a few points.
Horeswood v Sarsfields- Horeswood may in theory have firepower to win games, but they are let down entirely by a leaky defence. Conceding 6-25 in two games is ominous. They haven't really shown much heart in either of their games so far, something which Sarsfields can never be accused of. They also almost salvaged something vs Glynn and lead St.Martin's at half-time, so on that basis alone I think they will nab the final prelim QF spot with a win here.
St Annes v St James- as I mentioned earlier, Jimmies potentially being without their starting full-forward line from the last day could be season-defining. That would leave Donie Barron as their main source of scores, and while he is always at least an 8 out of 10 player for them, it makes Anne's task of shutting them down easier. If KOG is fit enough to start, Jimmie's might shade it as they are an obdurate bunch, but if not, St.Anne's to win by a few points.
Kilanerin v Bunclody- have seen both in the flesh, and on my eye-test alone, I would have to favour Bunclody. Martin O'Connor will surely pick up Paudie Hughes who is the heartbeat of Kilanerin's team, while Niall Hughes was carrying a knock the last day so not sure how fit he is. HWH have a better collective back six. That said, Bunclody will need to score more than 9 points if they are to be competitive in the long run. Will be a dog-fight, which Bunclody will emerge from by a couple of points.
Fethard v Gusserane- regular under-age partners so surely know each other inside out. Both put up a similar score enough vs Shels, although they were both picked apart at ease on occasion too, especially Fethard. I expect this to be a high-scoring fare given the forwards on display, and if Fethard can get more out of Mikey Dwyer from general play, they have a chance. However, on balance I side with Gusserane.
Intermediate:
Bannow v Rosslare- Rosslare.
Ballyhogue v Glynn- two horror shows in each side's last outing, but you'd have to pick Ballyhogue.
Maudlintown v Fintans- while Wexico reckons Mary's will barely do enough to pip Ferns to top spot, I think they will win by 4-5. They have a great knack of finding goals.
Taghmon v Gorey- Gorey are the biggest enigmas in this grade, and felt hard done by losing to Duffry last time out. Taghmon might be a bit too street-wise to be caught though, and I think Ian Carty will inspire them to victory again." Lads what way does the quarter finals work in the senior club championship. I know 1st play 2nd but are the group fixed already(as in a play b etc...) or is there an open draw?"
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Kilanerin-Bunclody went along expected lines in that it was a dog-fight. It is incredible that Kilanerin had only one scorer throughout the entire game (I don't think even O'Toole's legendary uncle ever achieved that feat). They could be in trouble as I don't see anyone that isn't playing at the moment that can come in and make a big difference. Will all depend on the draw, but can't see them troubling say Glynn or the losers of Anne's-Jimmies tomorrow.
I had said that Bunclody will have to increase their scoring rate if they are to be competitive, but it didn't hinder them today. Martin O'Connor's goal was excellent and they are as well drilled as anyone. I think they will cause a surprise or two yet.
beano (Wexford) - Posts: 1417 - 16/10/2021 21:40:46
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Replying To hunting: " Replying To beano: "Senior:
St Martins v Glynn- as Wexico said, a rest week that a win will afford would be preferable for either. Both sides have compiled handy wins last weekend admittedly against two teams I don't expect to be in the shake-up. Martin's haven't been afraid to shake-up their team, or make changes early in-game, while the battle between Aaron Breen and Ben Maddock around the middle third will be interesting. On balance, Martin's appear to have a more in-depth squad, especially since Glynn are down Stafford and O'Regan, and I think they will beat their district rivals by a few points.
Horeswood v Sarsfields- Horeswood may in theory have firepower to win games, but they are let down entirely by a leaky defence. Conceding 6-25 in two games is ominous. They haven't really shown much heart in either of their games so far, something which Sarsfields can never be accused of. They also almost salvaged something vs Glynn and lead St.Martin's at half-time, so on that basis alone I think they will nab the final prelim QF spot with a win here.
St Annes v St James- as I mentioned earlier, Jimmies potentially being without their starting full-forward line from the last day could be season-defining. That would leave Donie Barron as their main source of scores, and while he is always at least an 8 out of 10 player for them, it makes Anne's task of shutting them down easier. If KOG is fit enough to start, Jimmie's might shade it as they are an obdurate bunch, but if not, St.Anne's to win by a few points.
Kilanerin v Bunclody- have seen both in the flesh, and on my eye-test alone, I would have to favour Bunclody. Martin O'Connor will surely pick up Paudie Hughes who is the heartbeat of Kilanerin's team, while Niall Hughes was carrying a knock the last day so not sure how fit he is. HWH have a better collective back six. That said, Bunclody will need to score more than 9 points if they are to be competitive in the long run. Will be a dog-fight, which Bunclody will emerge from by a couple of points.
Fethard v Gusserane- regular under-age partners so surely know each other inside out. Both put up a similar score enough vs Shels, although they were both picked apart at ease on occasion too, especially Fethard. I expect this to be a high-scoring fare given the forwards on display, and if Fethard can get more out of Mikey Dwyer from general play, they have a chance. However, on balance I side with Gusserane.
Intermediate:
Bannow v Rosslare- Rosslare.
Ballyhogue v Glynn- two horror shows in each side's last outing, but you'd have to pick Ballyhogue.
Maudlintown v Fintans- while Wexico reckons Mary's will barely do enough to pip Ferns to top spot, I think they will win by 4-5. They have a great knack of finding goals.
Taghmon v Gorey- Gorey are the biggest enigmas in this grade, and felt hard done by losing to Duffry last time out. Taghmon might be a bit too street-wise to be caught though, and I think Ian Carty will inspire them to victory again." Lads what way does the quarter finals work in the senior club championship. I know 1st play 2nd but are the group fixed already(as in a play b etc...) or is there an open draw?"
Stmunnsriver (Wexford) - Posts: 2842 - 17/10/2021 09:41:58
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Replying To beano: "Kilanerin-Bunclody went along expected lines in that it was a dog-fight. It is incredible that Kilanerin had only one scorer throughout the entire game (I don't think even O'Toole's legendary uncle ever achieved that feat). They could be in trouble as I don't see anyone that isn't playing at the moment that can come in and make a big difference. Will all depend on the draw, but can't see them troubling say Glynn or the losers of Anne's-Jimmies tomorrow.
I had said that Bunclody will have to increase their scoring rate if they are to be competitive, but it didn't hinder them today. Martin O'Connor's goal was excellent and they are as well drilled as anyone. I think they will cause a surprise or two yet." Sorry, I was meant to say that I can't see Kilanerin troubling the winners of Annes/James. Brain was like mush last night!
beano (Wexford) - Posts: 1417 - 17/10/2021 10:32:57
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Replying To beano: "Kilanerin-Bunclody went along expected lines in that it was a dog-fight. It is incredible that Kilanerin had only one scorer throughout the entire game (I don't think even O'Toole's legendary uncle ever achieved that feat). They could be in trouble as I don't see anyone that isn't playing at the moment that can come in and make a big difference. Will all depend on the draw, but can't see them troubling say Glynn or the losers of Anne's-Jimmies tomorrow.
I had said that Bunclody will have to increase their scoring rate if they are to be competitive, but it didn't hinder them today. Martin O'Connor's goal was excellent and they are as well drilled as anyone. I think they will cause a surprise or two yet." Aidan Nolan was good at centre back today but arguably he's there best forward available, you'd wonder would they be better served with him his usual half forward line or midfield berth. Forwards decided the 2nd game, telling contributions at different stages from Horeswood 4 marquee forwards, Sarsfields on the other hand threatened at times but lacked and end product and missed some crucial frees.
bostonredsox (Wexford) - Posts: 4368 - 17/10/2021 11:10:03
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Gusserane and Horeswood is certainly the pick of the prelim QFs. Very hard one to call as again both have plenty of firepower but suspect defences. The local element will ensure there'll be a decent crowd at it as well. Expect fireworks.
Of the other three, I'd expect St.James's to beat Kilanerin and Bunclody to take Anne's after the latter's non-show yesterday. Glynn will be favourites in the final tie, but wouldn't be surprised if Fethard snuck it.
In the intermediate, I think Maudlintown will beat Rosslare in the battle of the St.Mary's, Fintan's will defeat Bannow, Taghmon will beat Glynn quite handy, while Gorey will shade Ballyhogue.
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Replying To wexico15: "Aidan Nolan was good at centre back today but arguably he's there best forward available, you'd wonder would they be better served with him his usual half forward line or midfield berth. Forwards decided the 2nd game, telling contributions at different stages from Horeswood 4 marquee forwards, Sarsfields on the other hand threatened at times but lacked and end product and missed some crucial frees." More surprises over the weekend senior and intermediate but you cant help thinking that the preliminary quarter finals and quarter finals will be when teams will have been aiming to peak.
Viking66 (Wexford) - Posts: 11848 - 17/10/2021 19:08:21
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Replying To beano: "Gusserane and Horeswood is certainly the pick of the prelim QFs. Very hard one to call as again both have plenty of firepower but suspect defences. The local element will ensure there'll be a decent crowd at it as well. Expect fireworks.
Of the other three, I'd expect St.James's to beat Kilanerin and Bunclody to take Anne's after the latter's non-show yesterday. Glynn will be favourites in the final tie, but wouldn't be surprised if Fethard snuck it.
In the intermediate, I think Maudlintown will beat Rosslare in the battle of the St.Mary's, Fintan's will defeat Bannow, Taghmon will beat Glynn quite handy, while Gorey will shade Ballyhogue." St Annes are a funny bunch, there 1 team who are always capable in both codes of bouncing back well from a terrible result or performance, I think thats a 50/50 game, looking at Fethard today you would have to doubt if they have the firepower to beat Glynn. Was really impressed with St Fintans in the 2nd half today with their u20s Shane Pettit and Jack O'Leary to the fore, Paul 'Spot' Murphy picked up an injury at full time and looked in alot of discomfort he'd be a huge loss to Maudlintown, he picked off some lovely scores today.
bostonredsox (Wexford) - Posts: 4368 - 17/10/2021 20:57:16
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Replying To beano: "Gusserane and Horeswood is certainly the pick of the prelim QFs. Very hard one to call as again both have plenty of firepower but suspect defences. The local element will ensure there'll be a decent crowd at it as well. Expect fireworks.
Of the other three, I'd expect St.James's to beat Kilanerin and Bunclody to take Anne's after the latter's non-show yesterday. Glynn will be favourites in the final tie, but wouldn't be surprised if Fethard snuck it.
In the intermediate, I think Maudlintown will beat Rosslare in the battle of the St.Mary's, Fintan's will defeat Bannow, Taghmon will beat Glynn quite handy, while Gorey will shade Ballyhogue." Think Gusserane will beat Horeswood and Annes might come good against HWH.Although even if they do that would only make it a close game. If they dont then Bunclody will win handy. Fancy St James to beat Kilanerin also but think Fethard might edge Glynn who havent got going so far. Cant argue with your picks for intermediate except I think Gorey should beat Ballyhogue by a few points not 1 or 2.
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Who would be your tips for Relegation - after the weekend i would have to go for Sars, Kilanerin and the Annes, Two from those three depending on how draws pan out.
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Gusserane v Horeswood - I think Gusserane will win this comfortably, Horeswood very leaky in defence, and PJ not as lively / quick as he once was
St James v Kilanerin - Jimmies should have way to much here, and are my tip to win the thing out
Bunclody v St Annes - St Annes will win this one, they were terrible at the weekend, but it was a nothing game as such, they won't be as bad again
Glynn v Fethard - This is the tie of the round I think, Barntown will be hot favourites, but I wouldn't write Fethard off, Fethard win after extra time
Maudlintown v Rosslare - If Spot is missing for Maudlintown they might struggle for scores, although I'd just about think they have enough firepower for an average Rosslare side
Fintans v Bannow - This will be tight, two dogged sides, maybe an upset on the cards and Bannow to bounce back
Taghmon v Glynn - Would be v surprised and disappointed if Taghmon couldn't beat Glynn B team
Gorey v Ballyhogue - I don't know much about either, but Gorey should be contenting at this level, so will go with them by a few
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Replying To indaknownow: "Who would be your tips for Relegation - after the weekend i would have to go for Sars, Kilanerin and the Annes, Two from those three depending on how draws pan out." I dont think Anne's will get relegated. I do think 1 of the others will get relegated but I think the other team to get relegated could be someone who just gets a tough draw like Oulart did at the hurling.
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Replying To indaknownow: "Who would be your tips for Relegation - after the weekend i would have to go for Sars, Kilanerin and the Annes, Two from those three depending on how draws pan out." iv seen sars twice, some very nice young footballers, but they are doomed
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Team of week 3:
Colm O'Dowda (Sarsfields): no outstanding candidates, but his penalty kept Sars in it.
Paul Barron (St.James)- one of a number of defenders to goal this weekend as Jimmies blew Anne's away.
Jason Barron (St.James')- formed a wall with his brother beside him.
David Larkin (Horeswood)- two goal hero for Horeswood in a crucial win. Very consistent player for years now.
Shane Lacey (Taghmon)- played in the corner but moved to the wing here. Contributed 1-1 in a losing effort.
Aidan Nolan (HWH Bunclody)- key player for Bunclody, led them to their first win at senior since 2008.
Rory O'Connor (St.Martin's_- in my opinion, among the top 5 players in the county, one of his trademark driving runs yielded him a goal.
Aaron Breen (Glynn)- as good a young prospect as there is in midfield in the county, he outshone Daithí and Maddock which in no easy feat.
Matthew O'Hanlon (St.James)- stepped up to the plate to show leadership in the absence of Graeme Molloy and KOG.
Sean Nolan (Horeswood)- Three points from play in his best performance of the championship to date.
Dean O'Toole (Kilanerin)- carried Kilanerin on his back, and in fairness is always a consistent performer when more heralded team-mates under-perform.
Brian Molloy (St.James)- not only scored three from play, but is driving runs caused endless problems.
Paul Murphy (Maudlintown)- huge addition for St.Mary's, and could well be a huge loss now depending on the extent of his injury.
Jack O'Leary (St.Fintan's)- 1-2 for the big full-forward after scoring two goals last week. A handful.
Mark Rossiter (Gusserane)- as sweet a striker as there is in the championship, 0-8 is a good return.
Two players who were unlucky to miss out are Rian Fitzpatrick who scored 0-3 for Naomh Eanna as is one to keep an eye on, and Conor Day, who kicked 1-3 in victory for Fintan's.
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Replying To indaknownow: "Who would be your tips for Relegation - after the weekend i would have to go for Sars, Kilanerin and the Annes, Two from those three depending on how draws pan out." Some low scoring games in the Castletown group, I think the lowest across all the groups, either it's a sign of a very tough defensive group or teams that lack the firepower upfront. Looking at the group there would be no reason to think Bunclody would be mu,h ahead on Kilanerin. Despite coming above Sars Horeswood has a higher net points loss so not much between those two either. I would say the two going down will come from that four.
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Good chance after this weekend all wexford Town teams will be in a relegation battle,, could they all be relegated??
Lockerroomboy (Wexford) - Posts: 437 - 19/10/2021 19:30:52
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Gusserane v Horeswood- Although Horeswood won this encounter last year I think Gusserane are going a bit better this year have more overall and will win by 4 or 5
Bunclody v Annes- Very hard to call looks an even contest, despite a poor showing from St Annes last weekend I'll back them to bounce back and win by a point or 2
Kilanerin v St James- Jimmies look to be going well I think they'll win by 5 or 6 over a Kilanerin team who look to be struggling upfront.
Fethard v Glynn- Just think Glynn a bit ahead of Fethard and will win by 4 or 5, whatever the result I'd be surprised to see either relegated.
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Rosslare v Maudlintown- Very hard to call, I'll just about go for the town team and might be after extra time, potential game of the weekend.
Bannow v St Fintans- Fancy St Fintans by 6 or 7 with more scoring threats overall
Taghmon v Glynn- Taghmon should win comfortably
Ballyhogue v Gorey- Morale booster for Gorey last week and I think they'll have 4 or 5 to spare.
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