Английская Википедия:2019 Donegal county football team season

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Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Use Hiberno-English Шаблон:Infobox football club season The following is a summary of Donegal county football team's 2019 season.

Two players started all 18 matches in 2019: these were Jamie Brennan and Hugh McFadden. Niall O'Donnell played each match too, though only as a substitute in the championship meeting with Fermanagh. Paul Brennan only missed one of the eighteen games, though he began just five of these. Jason McGee played in all matches except for the 2019 National Football League fixture with Cork, which he missed due to suspension.

Personnel changes

Oisín Gallen became an "impact sub" during the championship; this was despite him not being part of the Donegal panel at the start of the 2019 season. He was called up over the course of the McKenna Cup as Donegal were short on numbers.

Aaron Doherty began training with the panel in April, shortly after Eoghan McGettigan joined.

Cian Mulligan opted to depart from the panel. Conor Morrison played six games in the 2019 season before deciding to depart in March. In March, Martin McElhinney informed the team manager of his decision to withdraw from the panel, following the team's victory against Armagh in the 2019 National Football League. McElhinney had been an unused substitute in that game and the game before, though he had played in three earlier games of that year's league. In April, Martin O'Reilly withdrew from the panel ahead of the 2019 Ulster Senior Football Championship after experiencing limited match time during the 2019 National Football League.

Also opting to depart for the 2019 season were Kilcar trio Mark McHugh, Ciaran McGinley and Stephen McBrearty. Following the death of a clubmate in a car accident in January 2019, Odhrán Mac Niallais opted out of the Donegal panel.

Michael Carroll returned to the panel after leaving the previous year.

Competitions

Dr McKenna Cup

Шаблон:Main The 2019 season started with a 0–21 to 0–11 defeat of Queen's in the 2019 Dr McKenna Cup at MacCumhail Park on 30 December 2018. Ciarán Thompson was man of the match and scored four of Donegal's points.

Donegal qualified for the semi-final.

2019 Dr McKenna Cup

National Football League Division 2

Шаблон:Main Neil McGee equalled Colm McFadden's record of 173 appearances for Donegal when he came on as a second half substitute in the final round of the 2019 National Football League, a victory over Kildare. He then broke McFadden's record with his 174th appearance for his county against Meath as a substitute in the final at Croke Park, also won by Donegal.

Donegal qualified for the Division 2 final, and won the game.

Ulster Senior Football Championship

Шаблон:Main Donegal retained the Ulster title.

All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

Quarter-finals Group 1 table

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Management team

Confirmed in November 2017, with replacements noted:

• Manager: Declan Bonner
• Assistant manager: Paul McGonigle, not listed among November 2017 appointments
• Head coach: John McElholm
• Coach: Gary Boyle
• Selector: Stephen Rochford, replacing Karl Lacey after 2018 season but Lacey actually carried on until the end of 2020
• Goalkeeping coach: Andrew McGovern
• Strength and conditioning coach: Paul Fisher
• Nutritionist: Ronan Doherty
• Team physician: Kevin Moran
• Physio: Cathal Ellis
• Psychology and performance manager: Anthony McGrath, previously involved with the minor team
• Video analysis: Chris Byrne
• Logistics: Packie McDyre
• Kitman: Barry McBride

Awards

Footballer of the Year

Michael Murphy

GAA.ie Football Team of the Week

• 28 January: Jason McGee
• 25 March: Shaun Patton, Ryan McHugh, Jason McGee
• 1 April: Jason McGee, Michael Murphy, Oisín Gallen; Murphy nominated for Footballer of the Week
• 10 June: Stephen McMenamin, Michael Murphy, Jamie Brennan; Murphy nominated for, and selected as, Footballer of the Week
• 24 June: Hugh McFadden, Jamie Brennan; Brennan nominated for, and selected as, Footballer of the Week
• 15 July: Ryan McHugh, Michael Murphy, Patrick McBrearty; McBrearty nominated for Footballer of the Week
• 22 July: Ryan McHugh, Michael Murphy; Murphy nominated for, and selected as, Footballer of the Week
• 6 August: Daire Ó Baoill, Michael Murphy

The Irish News Ulster All Stars

Shaun Patton, Stephen McMenamin, Paddy McGrath, Ryan McHugh, Eoghan Bán Gallagher, Michael Murphy, Jamie Brennan and Patrick McBrearty were all included, and Murphy was named Player of the Year.

The Sunday Game Team of the Year

The Sunday Game selected Michael Murphy on its Team of the Year.

All Stars

Michael Murphy won an All Star.Шаблон:Citation needed Shaun Patton, Stephen McMenamin, Ryan McHugh, Jamie Brennan and Patrick McBrearty were also nominated.

Pos.	Player	Team	Appearances
GK	Файл:Colours of Dublin.svg Stephen CluxtonFOTY	Dublin	6
RCB	Файл:Colours of Dublin.svg Michael Fitzsimons	Dublin	2
FB	Файл:Colours of Tyrone.svg Ronan McNamee	Tyrone	1
LCB	Файл:Colours of Kerry.svg Tom O'Sullivan	Kerry	1
RWB	Файл:Colours of Mayo.svg Patrick Durcan	Mayo	1
CB	Файл:Colours of Dublin.svg Brian Howard	Dublin	2
LWB	Файл:Colours of Dublin.svg Jack McCaffrey	Dublin	4
MD	Файл:Colours of Dublin.svg Brian Fenton	Dublin	4
MD	Файл:Colours of Kerry.svg David Moran	Kerry	2
RWF	Файл:Colours of Dublin.svg Paul Mannion	Dublin	3
CF	Файл:Colours of Kerry.svg Seán O'Shea	Kerry	1
LWF	Файл:Donegal colours.jpg Michael Murphy	Donegal	3
RCF	Файл:Colours of Kerry.svg David Clifford	Kerry	2
FF	Файл:Colours of Tyrone.svg Cathal McShane	Tyrone	1
LCF	Файл:Colours of Dublin.svg Con O'Callaghan	Dublin	2

County breakdown

• Dublin = 7
• Kerry = 4
• Tyrone = 2
• Mayo = 1
• Donegal = 1

References

• "Rampant Donegal set new standard in Ulster", analysis by Martin Clarke for BBC Sport