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Action packed Intermediate Football Championship Final at Celtic Park, drama right to the end as it finished level after extra time. Replay next weekend. Great game between Faughanvale GAA and Ballinderry Shamrocks GAC #Gaelic #GAA #Derry #irish #Derry #SportsPhotography #SportsReels

Sean Owens

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Спорт Здоровье и велнес Новости и политика #Gaelic #GAA #Derry #irish #Derry #SportsPhotography #SportsReels

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Фото профиля Cathal O'Neill

Cathal O'Neill1 год назад

@FaughanvaleGAA @BallinderryGAC A terrible decision to rob Faughanvale of a championship A fantastic tackle from the best player on the pitch

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Aralt1 год назад

@FaughanvaleGAA @BallinderryGAC Somebody tell me why that was a foul ?

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Paul McCloskey1 год назад

@FaughanvaleGAA @BallinderryGAC Is the replay next Saturday at Celtic Park in Derry

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Quentin Tarantino says the biggest difference between TV shows and movies is that great films stay with you for life. “Everyone talks about how great television is now, and I agree, a lot of it is really good.” “But at the end of the day, it’s still television to me.” “I watched Yellowstone and thought it was fantastic.” “Kevin Costner was great, the writing was strong, and I got completely caught up in it.” “But after a few seasons, I realized it was still basically a soap opera.” “You learn everyone’s backstory, their relationships, and then you just follow what happens next.” “You become invested in the characters.” “That doesn’t mean it’s the same thing as a great movie.” “With television, you get caught up in the drama of the moment.” “But five years later, you usually don’t remember much of it.” “A great movie is different.” “You remember the story.” “You remember specific scenes.” “You remember how it made you feel.” “It builds toward an emotional climax that stays with you for the rest of your life.”

Quentin Tarantino says the biggest difference between TV shows and movies is that great films stay with you for life. “Everyone talks about how great television is now, and I agree, a lot of it is really good.” “But at the end of the day, it’s still television to me.” “I watched Yellowstone and thought it was fantastic.” “Kevin Costner was great, the writing was strong, and I got completely caught up in it.” “But after a few seasons, I realized it was still basically a soap opera.” “You learn everyone’s backstory, their relationships, and then you just follow what happens next.” “You become invested in the characters.” “That doesn’t mean it’s the same thing as a great movie.” “With television, you get caught up in the drama of the moment.” “But five years later, you usually don’t remember much of it.” “A great movie is different.” “You remember the story.” “You remember specific scenes.” “You remember how it made you feel.” “It builds toward an emotional climax that stays with you for the rest of your life.”

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195,060 просмотров • 28 дней назад

First clip i am showing from yesterday is the first goal. Now, Wednesday were doing ok before the goal. Battling hard, winning second balls and getting up the pitch. The Svante chance, our best one, was on 4 mins. The first goal ended the contest, and whilst Valery is the main culprit for losing the ball, it came from a chance to get the ball forward for us that we lost. When the ball comes out to Fusire on the right, there is great chance for a quick attack as united are 2vs2 in the final third. Svante & Ugbo should both run to the right side and work the channel. But Svante barely moves and Ugbo runs away from the ball. We end up going back, losing it and conceding. SUFC had 10 shots all game. We gave the ball away 6 times out of the 10 shots. They did not have to work for anything after this moment in the game. It is a Sheffield Derby, you have to simply play the occasion and get it forward and build chances. The difference between Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday in the last so many derbies is that we play it like it is just another game and employ the same tactics, whereas SUFC play it as a derby match.

First clip i am showing from yesterday is the first goal. Now, Wednesday were doing ok before the goal. Battling hard, winning second balls and getting up the pitch. The Svante chance, our best one, was on 4 mins. The first goal ended the contest, and whilst Valery is the main culprit for losing the ball, it came from a chance to get the ball forward for us that we lost. When the ball comes out to Fusire on the right, there is great chance for a quick attack as united are 2vs2 in the final third. Svante & Ugbo should both run to the right side and work the channel. But Svante barely moves and Ugbo runs away from the ball. We end up going back, losing it and conceding. SUFC had 10 shots all game. We gave the ball away 6 times out of the 10 shots. They did not have to work for anything after this moment in the game. It is a Sheffield Derby, you have to simply play the occasion and get it forward and build chances. The difference between Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday in the last so many derbies is that we play it like it is just another game and employ the same tactics, whereas SUFC play it as a derby match.

TW Football

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Well, another one run loss, 7-6 to Southern Miss on the road after an 8-7 loss to UCLA on Sunday. You're in it each time, and just can't push it through. What else can you say? To their credit, Southern Miss jumped on Mississippi State early in the game, like they did last year in a 3-0 win. But, to their credit, Mississippi State came back and took a lead. It was back and forth, but in the end... Here are Coach Brian O' Connor's postgame comments. We are not posting any player comments tonight, though. They stood there, took the questions, and answered, but the PA Music was Rolling Stones level, and it wouldn't be fair to you or them to publish it. Fortunately, the volume level was lower when Coach Oak came over. He tells it straight, like he always does, and face it, there are a bunch of tired folks right now ready to head for home and sleep in their beds tonight for the first time in a week. Lipscomb comes in this weekend before many of us head south next week for Biloxi. We're going to celebrate Ron Polk's 50th anniversary of his first MSU game on Sunday, and the season will go on. Tonight was a tough one, but it's a long way to Tiperarie, and Omaha.

Well, another one run loss, 7-6 to Southern Miss on the road after an 8-7 loss to UCLA on Sunday. You're in it each time, and just can't push it through. What else can you say? To their credit, Southern Miss jumped on Mississippi State early in the game, like they did last year in a 3-0 win. But, to their credit, Mississippi State came back and took a lead. It was back and forth, but in the end... Here are Coach Brian O' Connor's postgame comments. We are not posting any player comments tonight, though. They stood there, took the questions, and answered, but the PA Music was Rolling Stones level, and it wouldn't be fair to you or them to publish it. Fortunately, the volume level was lower when Coach Oak came over. He tells it straight, like he always does, and face it, there are a bunch of tired folks right now ready to head for home and sleep in their beds tonight for the first time in a week. Lipscomb comes in this weekend before many of us head south next week for Biloxi. We're going to celebrate Ron Polk's 50th anniversary of his first MSU game on Sunday, and the season will go on. Tonight was a tough one, but it's a long way to Tiperarie, and Omaha.

Doug Kyle

52,825 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад