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Kilkenny GAA Discussion Thread Mod Warning Post # 5885 #4894 & #5202

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    #92
    dastardly00
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    me89 wrote: »
    From Kilkennygaa

    Kilkenny Senior Hurling Manager Brian Cody underwent pre-planned cardiac surgery today and is currently recovering in hospital. He is in good form but has to take a break from team affairs for a number of weeks. In his absence Martin Fogarty and Michael Dempsey will be taking charge of the Senior Hurling Panel. The Co. Board asks that Brian and his family be afforded privacy for the duration of his recovery and will not be issuing any further statements.

    Get Well soon Brian.

    I hope it wasn't anything too serious. Get well soon Brian.


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    #93
    KevIRL
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    Bit of a shock to hear this news this morning. As the previous poster said hopefully it isn't too serious and he's back on his feet soon. I'm sure fans of all counties will wish him the best of luck in the procedure and recovery.


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    #94
    cat in the sack
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    best of luck Brian, hope to see you back over the Black And Amber soon
    get well soon.


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    #95
    Colm R
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    Best of luck Brian. Hope you make a full recovery.

    And if you need to take more time off, we here in Cork won't mind!! ;)


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    #96
    Psychedelic
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    Colm R wrote: »
    Best of luck Brian. Hope you make a full recovery.
    And if you need to take more time off, we here in Cork won't mind!! ;)
    ‘Cody should take the rest of the year off, just in case’ agrees every other county team manager:
    http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2013/04/05/cody-should-take-the-rest-of-the-year-off-just-in-case-agrees-every-other-county-team-manager/


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    #97
    Pudders
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    I hear Brian is back in DLS next week so hopefully on the mend. Best of uck to him.


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    #98
    adrian522
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    Strong Team for Sunday, Mick Fennelly is injured though, Buckley back on the bench

    Kilkenny Team for Allianz League Semi Final Announced
    Posted 18 minutes ago
    1. EOIN MURPHY GLENMORE
    2. PAUL MURPHY DANESFORT
    3. J.J. DELANEY FENIANS
    4. JACKIE TYRRELL JAMES STEPHENS
    5. TOMMY WALSH TULLAROAN
    6. BRIAN HOGAN O’LOUGHLIN GAELS
    7. KIERAN JOYCE ROWER INISTIOGE
    8. LESTER RYAN CLARA
    9. MICHAEL RICE CARRICKSHOCK
    10. WALTER WALSH TULLOGHER ROSBERCON
    11. RICHIE POWER CARRICKSHOCK
    12. EOIN LARKIN JAMES STEPHENS
    13. COLIN FENNELLY BALLYHALE SHAMROCKS
    14. RICHIE HOGAN DANESFORT
    15. AIDAN FOGARTY EMERALDS

    16. DAVID HERITY DUNNAMAGGIN
    17. CONOR FOGARTY ERINS OWN
    18. PADDY HOGAN DANESFORT
    19. JOHN TENNYSON CARRICKSHOCK
    20. WILLIE PHELAN DUNNAMAGGIN
    21. PADRAIG WALSH TULLAROAN
    22. BRIAN KENNEDY ST LACTAINS
    23. MATTHEW RUTH JAMES STEPHENS
    24. CILLIAN BUCKLEY DICKSBORO
    25. GER AYLWARD GLENMORE
    26. TOM BREEN ST. MARTINS


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    #99
    Hitchens
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    That is a fair strong looking team alright, and it will need to be to better Galway


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    #100
    dastardly00
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    Pretty much the strongest team we have at the moment.
    Conor Fogarty is probably a bit unlucky not to start after performing well in the group stages. Mick Fennelly has a torn hamstring but should be back in a week or two.


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    #101
    Deskjockey
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    Good looking team. Serious spread of clubs on there. Surprising from an outsiders point of view there's only one player from Ballyhale Shamrocks -obviously Shefflin is injured but where is TJ Reid? Injured too?


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    #102
    dzer2
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    Deskjockey wrote: »
    Good looking team. Serious spread of clubs on there. Surprising from an outsiders point of view there's only one player from Ballyhale Shamrocks -obviously Shefflin is injured but where is TJ Reid? Injured too?

    On holiday:rolleyes:


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    #103
    amber69
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    Deskjockey wrote: »
    Good looking team. Serious spread of clubs on there. Surprising from an outsiders point of view there's only one player from Ballyhale Shamrocks -obviously Shefflin is injured but where is TJ Reid? Injured too?

    Think he's still recovering from the broken kneecap (all Ireland final). Heard hes walking around ok


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    Realt Dearg Sec
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    Just on the road down now, looking at the strength of the team were fielding we can have no excuses. I expect it to be fairly high intensity and for us to come out on top with four or five points to spare. Can anyone confirm or deny: if Kilkenny and tipp are in the final, will it be on nowlan park?


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    #105
    Hitchens
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    Realt Dearg Sec wrote: »
    Can anyone confirm or deny: if Kilkenny and tipp are in the final, will it be on nowlan park?

    AFAIK, it's in NP if it's KK v Tipp


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    Realt Dearg Sec
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    slow start but we've really been on top since the injury stoppage. Lester Ryan has epitomised that. Few jitters in the backs, tommy and Murphy have been caught out a few times, Murphy in particular, though he obviously has less training under the belt. Tempers fraying just before half time, and the tipp crowd really getting rowdy, nicely set up for a cracking second half.


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    #107
    dastardly00
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    KK fairly on top now.


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    #108
    phkk
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    Well done KK, very effective. Eoin Murphy looks class in goal, his spot from now on. Lester Ryan, brilliant too. He has had some year between club and county. I thought Tommy and Paul Murphy came into it well after a shaky start. Larkin, Richie Hogan, Rice, Brian Hogan showed well also. Back to the clubs next weekend, can't wait!


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    #109
    Badabing
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    Where does Tommy play for Tullaroan?


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    #110
    phkk
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    Badabing wrote: »
    Where does Tommy play for Tullaroan?

    Could play anywhere really tbh, mainly midfield but has played wing back, centre back, centre forward, wing forward etc... You could see Tommy pop ip anywhere really on the hurling field!


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    #111
    cat in the sack
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    just a puck around for kilkenny Galway were poor, and don't look like the team from last year. plus they have no fullback or centre field.


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    #112
    Hitchens
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    It looked like Cunningham was going into the book at one stage


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    dastardly00
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    Absolutely delighted with the performance today. KK were a good few gears higher performance wise than what they were during the group stages.

    Very happy with Eoin Murphy in goal. He's really nailed that position down. Paul Murphy recovered well after a shaky start. Jackie struggled with Davy Glennon. I thought Kieran Joyce was very solid. Michael Rice was class for the first 20 minutes, then Lester Ryan was brilliant for the rest of the match. The two of them dominated midfield.

    Richie Power and Richie Hogan were seriously on form today. None of the Galway backs could handle them. Power should have been a bit more clever with his goal chances. He hit them both very close to the keeper's hurl (still very good saves though).

    Colin Fennelly and Walter Walsh played well, both very lively and went to run at the Galway backs as soon as they had possessiom. Colin was very clever the way he took his goal. I hope Walsh's arm is alright and that there is no serious damage.

    Good to see Cillian Buckley make an appearance after being injured for a good while. He got stuck in when he came on and performed well.

    Roll on the league final. Should be a good game against Tipp.


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    #114
    dzer2
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    dastardly00 wrote: »
    Absolutely delighted with the performance today. KK were a good few gears higher performance wise than what they were during the group stages.

    Very happy with Eoin Murphy in goal. He's really nailed that position down. Paul Murphy recovered well after a shaky start. Jackie struggled with Davy Glennon. I thought Kieran Joyce was very solid. Michael Rice was class for the first 20 minutes, then Lester Ryan was brilliant for the rest of the match. The two of them dominated midfield.

    Richie Power and Richie Hogan were seriously on form today. None of the Galway backs could handle them. Power should have been a bit more clever with his goal chances. He hit them both very close to the keeper's hurl (still very good saves though).

    Colin Fennelly and Walter Walsh played well, both very lively and went to run at the Galway backs as soon as they had possessiom. Colin was very clever the way he took his goal. I hope Walsh's arm is alright and that there is no serious damage.

    Good to see Cillian Buckley make an appearance after being injured for a good while. He got stuck in when he came on and performed well.

    Roll on the league final. Should be a good game against Tipp.

    Just the highlighted bit there 3 times in the first half glennon got a free by throwing himself to the ground the first one the ballwent by him Jackie trapped it and glennon went to kick it and tripped over jackies hurly Another one the two of them contested a high ball shoulder to shoulder and glennon tumbled over after landing and was given a free. These frees wouldnt be given in an under 10 match.


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    #115
    silverbirch66
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    Any update on Walters arm? Or any comment on how it happened?


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    #116
    dastardly00
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    silverbirch66 wrote: »
    Any update on Walters arm? Or any comment on how it happened?

    Haven't heard any news.
    It happened when he was running towards goal and was pushed in the back. He fell awkwardly on his left arm. It looked like he hyper-extended his elbow joint.


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    #117
    cat in the sack
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    went to hospital for scan on elbow, wonder will he be in action in the club this weekend in kilkenny.


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    #118
    cat in the sack
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    dastardly00 wrote: »
    Haven't heard any news.
    It happened when he was running towards goal and was pushed in the back. He fell awkwardly on his left arm. It looked like he hyper-extended his elbow joint.

    watch again it was a belt from David Burkes Hurl on the elbow as he went down that had him go off.


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    #119
    silverbirch66
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    cat in the sack wrote: »
    watch again it was a belt from David Burkes Hurl on the elbow as he went down that had him go off.
    Thats what I thought.He got the slap on his right elbow when he was hunched over.

    Getting fairly sick of watching our lads getting belts that are sidelining them and the boyos who dish them out getting away scott free with the refs or even escaping a bit of timber in return themselves.

    Bring back John Power :D


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    Realt Dearg Sec
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    Our lads will get their revenge where it hurts worst, the scoreboard. But I agree its becoming a pattern, refs will get punished for it though, I see wadding is no longer an intercounty ref.


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    #121
    dzer2
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    Realt Dearg Sec wrote: »
    Our lads will get their revenge where it hurts worst, the scoreboard. But I agree its becoming a pattern, refs will get punished for it though, I see wadding is no longer an intercounty ref.

    Mcallister got the chop as well


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