
Football
Share
Published 17:48 5 Jan 2016 GMT
Updated 19:34 5 Jan 2016 GMT
Explore more on these topics:
It's not like the county is short of talented footballers ready and willing to step in to the sky blue jersey but who will fill Rory O'Carroll's shoes come the championship is the big question. Rather, who'll fill the jersey he had stretched with that scary back of his.
The obvious choice might be for fellow full back line members, Philly McMahon or Jonny Cooper to step over to number three come their opening fixture of the Leinster senior football championship. And you can get the pair at 3/1 and 5/1 respectively.
But will they stay in the corners and have Michael Fitzsimons or David Byrne get the nod in the middle from the start? Will Cian O'Sullivan drop back even further? Will a midfielder come in to maintain their aerial dominance in the full back line?
Ladbrokes are offering 10 alternatives to Rory O'Carroll at number three come the championship. And, if you know your county football, you could make yourself a little profit to kickstart what is sure to be another long summer.
You might need it this time for trips to away games!GAA president issues stark reminder of hurling’s biggest issue
Interesting… GAA president, Jarlath Burns, has outlined the stark timeline to fix one of hurling’s main issues. One of the biggest detriments to hurling at the moment is the gap in standards between the top-tier counties and the chasing pack. This issue was highlighted again last weekend when Cork put Offaly to the sword, winning […]
Football
1 day ago
Kerry and Dingle star has made his decision on AFL future with Geelong Cats
Interesting… Kerry’s Mark O’Connor has made his decision on AFL future after speculation on the defender lining out for The Kingdom. The Dingle native’s contract with AFL side Geelong was expiring come the end of the 2025/26 season. However, O’Connor has penned a new two-year deal ending Kerry supporters hopes of him playing in the […]
Football
3 days ago
Football
Hospital update for Clare star after ferocious hit in Dublin win
Football