Cork GAA Discussion Thread

Straight Talker · 15-08-2011 4:49pm

There's talk on the PROC and Rebel GAA about JBM being the next manager?

Orizio · 15-08-2011 7:47pm

Straight Talker wrote: »

There's talk on the PROC and Rebel GAA about JBM being the next manager?

That is indeed the rumour going around, albiet there is a little more to it. I'm guessing people want to keep it quiet though because iirc Barry-Murphy turned down the U-21 job due to too much publicity.

ShamoBuc · 15-08-2011 8:02pm

Orizio wrote: »

That is indeed the rumour going around, albiet there is a little more to it. I'm guessing people want to keep it quiet though because iirc Barry-Murphy turned down the U-21 job due to too much publicity.

or maybe he was waiting for the senior position to open up?
I'd be happy with JBM to be honest, very happy indeed.

Straight Talker · 15-08-2011 8:24pm

At least Jimmy will unite the county again and i reckon we'll be back winning all irelands within 5 years with Jimmy in charge.Ger Cunningham is also going to be part of the setup.That's what a lad on the PROC said anyway and i trust his sources.Is it all too good to be true though?

dartbhoy · 16-08-2011 8:07pm

Carthy303 wrote: »

That's the danger alright. Hes played some amount of matches in the last few weeks. Twice for the Senior Footballers,Twice for the U-21 Hurlers,Twice for Kanturk and once for CIT (only played one half but still).
And if he plays dual next year, the problem will only increase!
As far as I know now CIT are the only team he will still be involved with for the rest of the season. I'm not sure if Kanturk are still involved in Junior football, maybe somebody with a better knowledge of Duhallow GAA could clear that up.

Kanturk are still in the junior football championship in Duhallow and are playing Dromtarrife in the 3rd round next Friday week as fixtures stand at present.

dartbhoy · 16-08-2011 8:12pm

Met my local club chairman at the weekend and he told me that the clubs will be strongly opposing Frank's plans on the selection procedure for a Cork hurling manager.

More worrying news though is the talk that Frank is thinking of staying on! Will he just be able to write up another contract for himself? The clubs must stop this by any means possible!

ShamoBuc · 16-08-2011 8:37pm

Interesting times ahead....again!!

The_Kew_Tour · 16-08-2011 8:53pm

dartbhoy wrote: »

Met my local club chairman at the weekend and he told me that the clubs will be strongly opposing Frank's plans on the selection procedure for a Cork hurling manager.

More worrying news though is the talk that Frank is thinking of staying on! Will he just be able to write up another contract for himself? The clubs must stop this by any means possible!

If I got a Euro for everytime I heard that..and usually right too

Carthy303 · 17-08-2011 12:03am

A 6 man committee will be elected to appoint the next Senior Hurling Manager. It will consist of three club delegates and three members of the executive. The three club delegates were elected tonight with the three members of the executive yet to be decided but it's not that hard to guess who they'll be.

http://gaacork.ie/taggedNews/62281/appointment_of_senior_hurling_manager

ShamoBuc · 17-08-2011 1:29pm

Carthy303 wrote: »

A 6 man committee will be elected to appoint the next Senior Hurling Manager. It will consist of three club delegates and three members of the executive. The three club delegates were elected tonight with the three members of the executive yet to be decided but it's not that hard to guess who they'll be.

http://gaacork.ie/taggedNews/62281/appointment_of_senior_hurling_manager

I can see it now..... club 3 V board 3 and according to rule 4689 paragraph 874 -b, Frank will have to come in and give the deciding vote!!

Orizio · 17-08-2011 1:46pm

dartbhoy wrote: »

Met my local club chairman at the weekend and he told me that the clubs will be strongly opposing Frank's plans on the selection procedure for a Cork hurling manager.

More worrying news though is the talk that Frank is thinking of staying on! Will he just be able to write up another contract for himself? The clubs must stop this by any means possible!

:pac:

The_Kew_Tour · 17-08-2011 2:01pm

The day Frank ****s off will be good one

Straight Talker · 17-08-2011 6:16pm

Frank is still running the show.Hiring yes men like Gerald McCarthy and Dennis Walsh have destroyed Cork hurling.Why do i have a nasty feeling that Teddy Mac will be the next manager.Oh well 5 wasted years since 06 and the next 3 years are going down the toilet as well.Frank Murphy has presided over our decline from being the number 1 hurling county in ireland to now being passed out by Tipp,Kilkenny,Dublin,Waterford and Galway.Either the clubs step up to the plate or we will be facing another rough winter.

Orizio · 17-08-2011 7:04pm

Teddy Mac won't be the next manager. Looking likely to be Seanie O'Brien, which would be an excellent appointment presuming he can appoint his own selectors.

Carthy303 · 17-08-2011 7:33pm

Straight Talker wrote: »

Frank is still running the show.Hiring yes men like Gerald McCarthy and Dennis Walsh have destroyed Cork hurling.Why do i have a nasty feeling that Teddy Mac will be the next manager.Oh well 5 wasted years since 06 and the next 3 years are going down the toilet as well.Frank Murphy has presided over our decline from being the number 1 hurling county in ireland to now being passed out by Tipp,Kilkenny,Dublin,Waterford and Galway.Either the clubs step up to the plate or we will be facing another rough winter.

Teddy wont get the job as he was part of the disatrous Gerald McCarthy reign as a selector!

Straight Talker · 17-08-2011 8:02pm

Carthy303 wrote: »

Teddy wont get the job as he was part of the disatrous Gerald McCarthy reign as a selector!

That's my point.He could get awarded for his patronage to Herr Frank.

The_Kew_Tour · 17-08-2011 9:05pm

if Teddy Mac becomes next manager its game over time

ShamoBuc · 17-08-2011 11:31pm

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

if Teddy Mac becomes next manager its game over time

True, but I cannot see it happening, at least I hope not as there would undoubtedly be some bit of bad feeling still there from his involvement the last time - although of course it would all be the players fault:rolleyes:

ballbag05 · 18-08-2011 7:51am

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

if Teddy Mac becomes next manager its game over time

Ditto, Teddy the head is what he's known as in Glanmire, no sense of control on and off the pitch, think this is a no brainer

ontheditch2 · 18-08-2011 11:14am

Straight Talker wrote: »

Frank is still running the show.Hiring yes men like Gerald McCarthy and Dennis Walsh have destroyed Cork hurling.Why do i have a nasty feeling that Teddy Mac will be the next manager.Oh well 5 wasted years since 06 and the next 3 years are going down the toilet as well.Frank Murphy has presided over our decline from being the number 1 hurling county in ireland to now being passed out by Tipp,Kilkenny,Dublin,Waterford and Galway.Either the clubs step up to the plate or we will be facing another rough winter.

You have to remember, Frank and his cronies were also the same men that appointed, in the last 15 years JBM, Donal O Grady and John Allen, all who won all Irelands. Some times they get the selection right, some times they get it wrong.
Its not really in Franks best interest to pick a manager who will fail. If i am correct, there were 3 ex players involved in deciding who the last manager was, and they picked Denis Walsh. Thats what the players wanted in the management selection committee. Would they say it was a right choice now??
No county has had that success with different managers (give Tipp a month).

Straight Talker · 18-08-2011 3:50pm

ontheditch2 wrote: »

You have to remember, Frank and his cronies were also the same men that appointed, in the last 15 years JBM, Donal O Grady and John Allen, all who won all Irelands. Some times they get the selection right, some times they get it wrong.
Its not really in Franks best interest to pick a manager who will fail. If i am correct, there were 3 ex players involved in deciding who the last manager was, and they picked Denis Walsh. Thats what the players wanted in the management selection committee. Would they say it was a right choice now??
No county has had that success with different managers (give Tipp a month).

That commitee was told to appoint anyone but Ger Cunningham or Donal O'Grady.

dartbhoy · 18-08-2011 7:27pm

Orizio wrote: »

:pac:

I'm glad to see your easily amused!!

dartbhoy · 18-08-2011 7:40pm

What a joke of a carry on as regards the selection of a hurling manager once again! As for the clubs they can count themselves even lucky to have 3 members on the panel!

And as for the clubs who won't co-operate with the clubs forum shame on you but if their more interested in getting county championship games at their grounds off Frank than putting an input into the future of Cork GAA it really just shows up the major divisions in Cork GAA.

Orizio · 18-08-2011 10:38pm

dartbhoy wrote: »

I'm glad to see your easily amused!!

I'm not, just thought it pretty ironic considering how things went.

Carthy303 · 18-08-2011 11:14pm

The Executive members who will be involved in the selection were announced and no surprise to as who they are. Die Fuhrer Frank Murphy, Jerry O' Sullivan and Bob Ryan.

ShamoBuc · 18-08-2011 11:40pm

Carthy303 wrote: »

The Executive members who will be involved in the selection were announced and no surprise to as who they are. Die Fuhrer Frank Murphy, Jerry O' Sullivan and Bob Ryan.

I'd have put the mortgage on such a combination. Interesting times ahead.

Carthy303 · 18-08-2011 11:43pm

ShamoBuc wrote: »

I'd have put the mortgage on such a combination. Interesting times ahead.

Interesting times indeed. Here's hoping they don't appoint another yes man like Denis Walsh and appoint someone who'll actually have the balls to get rid of the players that need to be got rid of and blood in the new talent. With a bit of luck, we'll be back where we belong in 4 or 5 years. To have a county like Dublin ranked ahead of ourselves, even with all the great work that has gone in and is still going on, is absolutely disgraceful.

SomeFool · 19-08-2011 12:14am

Carthy303 wrote: »

To have a county like Dublin, even with all the great work that has gone in and is still going on, is absolutely disgraceful.

can you explain what you mean here please?

ShamoBuc · 19-08-2011 12:29pm

SomeFool wrote: »

can you explain what you mean here please?

I guess historicaly, Dublin were not in Cork's league when it comes to hurling. Currently Dublin are ahead of Cork ( and rightly so given all the work their cb have done) - but this is not on as far as I am concerned. The CCB have fallen behind in their structures and drive for excellence when it comes to hurling in this county. They need to buck up or fúck off. Cork are rightly proud of the place we once had at the top table of hurling but it will take alot of work to put us back where I feel we belong - challenging for All Ireland hurling titles - at all grades.

dcr22B · 19-08-2011 1:35pm

Carthy303 wrote: »

To have a county like Dublin ranked ahead of ourselves, even with all the great work that has gone in and is still going on, is absolutely disgraceful.

I assume that's more a rant at your own predicament rather than a slight at our progress?

Havent't read back the thread but just got a text from cousin on Leeside about JBM being mooted as manager!

dartbhoy · 19-08-2011 5:30pm

While the main topic of conversation is about the selection of the next Cork hurling manager,tomorrow is the county's only chance of an All Ireland title with the county's junior footballers playing Kildare in the final in Thurles at 4 00. Best of luck to all involved.

Straight Talker · 20-08-2011 3:45pm

dartbhoy wrote: »

While the main topic of conversation is about the selection of the next Cork hurling manager,tomorrow is the county's only chance of an All Ireland title with the county's junior footballers playing Kildare in the final in Thurles at 4 00. Best of luck to all involved.

Indeed and hopefully i will get to change my sig and location.:) Im hearing rumours on Rebel Gaa that Dennis Walsh has first refusal on the job.God help us all if they give him another term!

Carthy303 · 20-08-2011 5:18pm

dcr22B wrote: »

I assume that's more a rant at your own predicament rather than a slight at our progress?

Havent't read back the thread but just got a text from cousin on Leeside about JBM being mooted as manager!

Yeah was having a go at ourselves rather than ye. Good for hurling for Dublin to make the breakthrough as far as I'm concerned but frustrating for ourselves to be in such dire straights!

Straight Talker · 20-08-2011 5:35pm

Carthy303 wrote: »

Yeah was having a go at ourselves rather than ye. Good for hurling for Dublin to make the breakthrough as far as I'm concerned but frustrating for ourselves to be in such dire straights!

Bollix to that Cork first fcuk everything else.If we ever sort out that joke of a county board of ours we will dominate both hurling and football.Despite our problems we have achieved a relatively decent enough amount of success over the past 12 years but despite our all ireland haul we are still hurlings great underachievers.It's sad to think about all the all irelands we missed out on because of agendas and bad organisation.

dartbhoy · 20-08-2011 6:15pm

Cork won their 16th All Ireland junior football title earlier today when they defeated Kildare 1-12 to 0-13 after extra time. Well done to all involved.

Cork ladies reached the semi finals of the All Ireland when they made a great comeback to defeat Dublin 2-14 to 3-10 in a highly entertaining game that was televised on TG4. Again well done to all involved in the Ladies set up.

The_Kew_Tour · 20-08-2011 6:55pm

Fantastic wins and well done to ladies and Juniors.

Carthy303 · 20-08-2011 7:35pm

SHC Relegation Playoff:

Ballinhassig 0-12 Bishopstown 0-13

Bishopstown hang on for another year at least in the top grade while Ballinhassig slip down to Premier Intermediate for the 1st time since '05

Quarter Final: Sars 0-13 Newtown 1-14

PIHC Quarter Final:

Aghabollogue 0-5 Kilbrittain 5-15

SFC Quarter Final:

Castlehaven 2-9 St. Finbarrs 1-7

The_Kew_Tour · 20-08-2011 8:17pm

Just heads up to ye other Cork fans that John Kearns the former Cork Goalkeeper is dead ten years tomorrow:(

I am sure he be proud of the ladies and Juniors efforts today

2AI's, 2 All-Stars, 6 munster and NF medal...He also won County, Munster and AI medal with his club

A Cork legend no question

Deise Tom · 21-08-2011 7:49pm

Does anyone know is the Under 17 Inter county Hurling Tournament taking place in Mallow as usual next weekend, ie same weekend as Tony Forrestal, Nenagh Co Op tournament etc. IF it is, does anyone know where the fixtures can be got.

Carthy303 · 21-08-2011 7:54pm

SHC:

Quarter Final: Bride Rovers 2-09 CIT 1-17
Quarter Final: Ballymartle 0-18 Midleton 1-17

IHC:

Quarter Final: Bandon 0-12 Aghada 0-12

Orizio · 21-08-2011 8:45pm

Deise Tom wrote: »

Does anyone know is the Under 17 Inter county Hurling Tournament taking place in Mallow as usual next weekend, ie same weekend as Tony Forrestal, Nenagh Co Op tournament etc. IF it is, does anyone know where the fixtures can be got.

All on the same weekend I believe. Don't know about fixtures, maybe check Rebel Og through the next week.

ShamoBuc · 21-08-2011 11:19pm

Great win for the Juniors. I was watching the ladies game yesterday - thanks TG4!- a wonderful game of football. 3 goals in the first 2 mins of the second half - brilliant stuff.
CIT going very well at the moment as are Midleton. Not really surprised Sars lost, they remind me a bit of arsenal for some reason - very capable but a bit soft. They have some wonderful hurlers but seem to lack a bit of strength or something. Bishopstown just about stayed up, given their population they should surely be doing better. Hard to know who will win it this year, it's going to be fairly close.
And Denis Walsh has first dibs as new manager....... just no.

Carthy303 · 21-08-2011 11:29pm

CIT have been hurling well but I'd say Newtown will be a step too far for them. Midleton Newtown final for me with Midleton causing a slight upset. Been a bad year in general for City clubs, not just Bishopstown. No City club in the Senior Hurling semis and Nemo are the only club left in the Football with the Barrs going out this weekend.

Orizio · 22-08-2011 2:12pm

ShamoBuc wrote: »

And Denis Walsh has first dibs as new manager....... just no.

He doesn't.

ShamoBuc · 22-08-2011 3:16pm

Orizio wrote: »

He doesn't.

It was mentioned in an early post - which would be surprising and yet wouldn't surprise me at all.
I doubt he will go forward anyway. Hurling here must get a much needed shot in the arm - he certainly cannot do that.

Deise Tom · 22-08-2011 6:40pm

Straight Talker wrote: »

I thought the clubs were meant to have a say on who the next Cork manager will but now Frank has put forward his own motion.Typical county board.

Davy is free right now lads if ye want him.

ShamoBuc · 22-08-2011 6:42pm

Deise Tom wrote: »

Davy is free right now lads if ye want him.

You're funny.... move along Davy...nothing to see here!!!

The_Kew_Tour · 22-08-2011 6:45pm

Deise Tom wrote: »

Davy is free right now lads if ye want him.

I rather have frank murphy in charge and that is saying a whole fooking lot.

ShamoBuc · 22-08-2011 6:47pm

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

I rather have frank murphy in charge and that is saying a whole fooking lot.

He's been in charge for long enough already;)

The_Kew_Tour · 22-08-2011 7:07pm

ShamoBuc wrote: »

He's been in charge for long enough already;)

ya got me there, your right the fooker is in charge in all but name

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