SUFTAM Junior Cup Final 2014 Omagh RFC vs Instonians

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SUFTAM Junior Cup Final 2014 Omagh RFC vs Instonians

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stand up for the Accies men . Good luck to Omagh tonight in their quest to overturn league leaders Instonians at oul Ravenhill. Half tyrone will be there cheering you on.Bring the silverware home . Long time since 1992/3 :cheers: :D
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Here's the teams:

Instonians: (15-9) Robbie Kirk; Marcus Hart, Joe Fryers, David Scott, Zach Finlay; Fraser Wright, Matthew Keane; (1-8) Fergal Lynch, Glen Baxter, Josh Cregan, Conor Brockschmidt, Sebastiano Folla, Patrick Bell, Robert Whitten, Rory McCurry; (16-20) Alan Whitten, Conor Gallagher, Patrick Marks, Robbie Martin, Andrew Keane.

Omagh: (15-9) Alistair Beckett; Neil Brown, Michael Gibson, Yonga Taleni, Ryan Mitchell; Lee Murphy, Stewart McCain; (1-8): Steven Lyons, Mervyn Edgar, Mark Smith, Johnny Giboney, Mark Miller, James Catterson, Richard Harper, Andrew Ferguson; (16-20) David Thompson, Jamie Sproule, Richard Smith, Alan Heaney, Scott Elliott.

Come on Inst!
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Instonians , the educated Ballynahanch, and with out the smell of cow poo :lol:
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Instonians 13, Omagh 0... :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
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Two local lads in the 'row for inst?
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BuckRogers wrote:Two local lads in the 'row for inst?

Brockschmidt's a Saffer and Folla's an Italian, both rather handy indeed and over here for work. Fantastic result though, so glad after so many dire years to have some silverware and consistent results.

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therealspratt wrote:
BuckRogers wrote:Two local lads in the 'row for inst?

Brockschmidt's a Saffer and Folla's an Italian, both rather handy indeed and over here for work. Fantastic result though, so glad after so many dire years to have some silverware and consistent results.

Rickety!
Is Qualifying 1 then Instonians ambition and limit
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Kofi Annan wrote:
therealspratt wrote:
BuckRogers wrote:Two local lads in the 'row for inst?

Brockschmidt's a Saffer and Folla's an Italian, both rather handy indeed and over here for work. Fantastic result though, so glad after so many dire years to have some silverware and consistent results.

Rickety!
Is Qualifying 1 then Instonians ambition and limit
I wouldn't say so, I think it's very likely that we'll have another shot at the AIL, but on top of a more solid foundation which is what is being built at the moment.
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Considering the weather, it was a pretty decent game last night. Omagh had the vast majority of the ball but Instonians were simply more clinical when the chances arrived. 3-0 at half time with an Instonians penalty from the first real opportunity they had in the Omagh half, about 32 mins in or so. The state of the grass at half time showed where the vast majority of the play had been. A converted penalty try and another penalty in the second half were the only other scores. Both sides were held up over the line to be pulled back for a 5m scrum and Omagh had one glorious opportunity in the first half where they knocked on with the line well within sight.

Decent crowd and a rumbustious lot up form Omagh, the vast majority of whom were well behaved. One group of revellers led by a bloke who liked suspiciously like Tom from Father Ted (Father, I shot JR....) tended to go above and beyond (chucking beer around 10 year olds when they couldn't come up with a witty retort :roll: ) but other than that a great night out in appalling conditions.
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Rickety.
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Anyone piśś on the floor, thrash the changing rooms or any other high jink activity
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Kofi Annan wrote:Anyone piśś on the floor, thrash the changing rooms or any other high jink activity
Ballynahinch weren't playing
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Thinking this one over, do they not still have changing rooms in the Aquinas stand, domestic teams and school boys should get changed in there, the first XV changing rooms should a place of ambition to be in and not for just anyone, a place that only the best walk into, not a bunch of red faced shít kickers or spoilt half fish men
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Kofi Annan wrote:Thinking this one over, do they not still have changing rooms in the Aquinas stand, domestic teams and school boys should get changed in there, the first XV changing rooms should a place of ambition to be in and not for just anyone, a place that only the best walk into, not a bunch of red faced shít kickers or spoilt half fish men
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How much has the Hinch damage cost to replace?
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