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Loughnane Vs Mulcahy

  • 13-08-2006 10:56pm
    #1
    GreenDoor
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    Did anybody see it?

    Personally I thought TM was out of line. GL explained himself and I certainly agree with him. After all he won 2 all Irelands with a team of unheard of players.


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  • #2
    whassupp2
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    Missed it.
    What happened????


  • #3
    lukin
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,135 ✭✭✭lukin


    Basically Tomas Mul had a pop at Loughnane for his constant criticism of Brian Lohan and Colin Lynch over the last few years, saying they were great servants to Clare hurling and that they proved a few people wrong yesterday.
    Loughnane responded by saying that he still though he was right and that Lohan had been taken to the cleaners in the last ten minutes of the game.
    He did however praise Lynch, Lohan and Anthony Daly as the three best palyers he ever saw.


  • #4
    megadodge
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    He did however praise Lynch, Lohan and Anthony Daly as the three best palyers he ever saw.

    It was actually Seanie McMahon and Lohan and Daly.

    I was more in agreement with TM, as even last year Lohan's display against one Brian Corcoran in the semi was a masterclass.

    Having said that yesterday he definitely had the look of an old player and Lynch was way off the pace. McMahon was as good as ever.


  • #5
    MrJones
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    im agreeing with Loughnane. Lynch was way off the pace in last 10 minutes. So was Brian Lohan.


  • #6
    lukin
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    megadodge wrote:
    I was more in agreement with TM, as even last year Lohan's display against one Brian Corcoran in the semi was a masterclass.

    I thought his display that day was over-praised. Corcoran was carrying an injury which limited his performance. He's played many great games for Clare over the years however.
    MrJones wrote:
    Lynch was way off the pace in last 10 minutes. So was Brian Lohan.

    Lynch was off the pace for the whole game!Lohan faded near the end.


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  • #7
    Culchie
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    Was at he match, Lynch got some wallop in the face after 10 minutes or so, never got going after that.


  • #8
    thirdmantackle
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    yeah, but the sub who came on for him should have stayed on - he was playing well!


  • #9
    Aido c
    Closed Accounts Posts: 109 ✭✭Aido c


    Frank Lohan did his team a diservice getting sent off - he was completly playing the man, sure sign the legs are gone. I am sick of Clare 'fight' where is Clare 'cop on' or 'Guile' - its not enough to look like a hard man at this level, they will ever only remember the poachers (Carey) and precision predators (King Henry).


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