Tuesday, 9 February 2010

Armagh Keep The Faith

Armagh have shown their hand early and named an unchanged side for the interzone decider with Mid Ulster. The rumoured and expected changes have not materialised in what is either show of faith to a side that have somewhat laboured to the final, or a major cop out by the selectors. Mid Ulster, your move.

Armagh 2010 Final
Rink 1: Ian Irwin, Paul Whittle, Derek Wright, Marty Trainor
Rink 2: David Beattie, Laurence McCartan, Sean Conroy (Jnr), Joe Beattie
Rink 3: Jack Moffett, Ray Hunter, Ian Perry, Andy Hughes
Rink 4: Jal Richardson, Kieron Trainor, Gary Culbert, Alan Roberts
Rink 5: George Crothers, Nigel Upritchard, Sean Conroy (Snr), Danny McDonald
Rink 6: Colin Deering, Cyril Leckey, Paul Moore, Andy Leckey


Armagh 2009 Final
1. I Irwin, C Leckey, R Hunter,M Trainor
2. LMcCarten,D Beattie,D Wright,J Beattie
3. J Moffett, C Mulholland, I Perry,A Hughes
4. P Wilson, K Trainor, G Culbert, A Roberts
5. P Garvey, S Conroy [Snr], S Conroy [Jnr], D McDonald
6. N Uprichard, G Crothers, P Moore, A Leckey
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12 comments:

  1. Anonymous9 February 2010 at 16:07

    looks like mid ulster are going start as favourites!! few weak links in the armagh side and equally as few out off form. Mid Ulster on the other hand are suberb from lead to skip, MU all the way

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  2. martymac9 February 2010 at 18:18

    Its a one off game
    MU are the form team, but Armagh are also a good team. Good Luck to both in the final.

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  3. Anonymous9 February 2010 at 18:32

    most of the side are the current holders so think Armagh will do it again against an old MU side. Should be a cracking game cant wait

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  4. Anonymous9 February 2010 at 20:56

    Its much the same personal, but the 2010 version looks stronger last year. Armagh are proven winners and will prove to strong for the over confident MU team

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  5. Anonymous9 February 2010 at 22:10

    'the old dog for the hard road.'
    Mid Ulster are back. Step aside Armagh the Boomer is coming HOME

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  6. Anonymous12 February 2010 at 17:30

    wud say this years side are not as strong as the side that won it. close but the front ends last year wud have stolen it

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  7. Anonymous13 February 2010 at 20:26

    tooo many weak links in this years armagh team...cant afford no pasengers but im afraid armagh have a few, the players know who it is but the selectors seem to stick with him. i hope it doesn't cost armagh the title but ive a feeling that it wil

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  8. Anonymous14 February 2010 at 00:50

    a few week links in armaghs team....we will see on the day pal

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  9. Anonymous15 February 2010 at 09:55

    Armagh going to get a serious thumping in the final, can't believe they think they are unstoppable-look at their team-nothing special

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  10. Anonymous19 February 2010 at 09:14

    i think the last comment was said in your best oriel accent....leave it out lads let the big boys in mid ulster and armagh worry about the final, yous oriel boys just lick your wounds for a bit at the 30 shot hiding we gave you

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  11. Anonymous19 February 2010 at 12:21

    Cookstown accent

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  12. Anonymous20 February 2010 at 22:13

    doubt if thats from a MU supporter for sure. someone stirring me finks

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