Cork GAA Discussion Thread

teednab-el · 23-06-2012 7:41pm

lala88 wrote: »

teednab-el wrote: »

Frank and the CCB. That is history now and its over with, there has been strikes in other counties too as well that you somehow failed to bring up.

Name another county that have gone on strike 3 times?

I didn't say a county that went on strike 3 times I said a county that went on strike.

teednab-el · 23-06-2012 7:43pm

lala88 wrote: »

teednab-el wrote: »

We have the Indian sign over Tipp in Pairc UI chaoimh. They have only won there twice in like 80 years.

How many times have they played each other there in the last 80 years?

They played enough times that there was a statistic in the paper there a few weeks ago. Tipp have only won there twice.

lala88 · 23-06-2012 7:48pm

teednab-el wrote: »

They played enough times that there was a statistic in the paper there a few weeks ago. Tipp have only won there twice.

When they won there last it was only the third of fourth time they had played since Tipps last win so not that good of a ststistic

lala88 · 23-06-2012 7:51pm

teednab-el wrote: »

I didn't say a county that went on strike 3 times I said a county that went on strike.

Ya i know other counties have gone on strike but none more then Cork. They set the precedent that if your not doing well there always someone to take the blame for it and if you dont get what you want then you strike

yomtea98 · 23-06-2012 9:26pm

lala88 wrote: »

Ya i know other counties have gone on strike but none more then Cork. They set the precedent that if your not doing well there always someone to take the blame for it and if you dont get what you want then you strike

They were right to strike with the county board being eejits

ShamoBuc · 23-06-2012 10:04pm

yomtea98 wrote: »

They were right to strike with the county board being eejits

Some people just can't understand that point.

teednab-el · 23-06-2012 10:10pm

lala88 wrote: »

teednab-el wrote: »

I didn't say a county that went on strike 3 times I said a county that went on strike.

Ya i know other counties have gone on strike but none more then Cork. They set the precedent that if your not doing well there always someone to take the blame for it and if you dont get what you want then you strike

Great to see you are naive and that you know all the goings on that caused the Cork players to go on strike. Good on you take a bow.

teednab-el · 23-06-2012 10:11pm

lala88 wrote: »

teednab-el wrote: »

They played enough times that there was a statistic in the paper there a few weeks ago. Tipp have only won there twice.

When they won there last it was only the third of fourth time they had played since Tipps last win so not that good of a ststistic

It goes to show that they haven't won that often there and that won't change tomorrow either

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rebel girl 15 · 23-06-2012 10:12pm

Lads and ladies the strike is well over, and is not at all relevant - so please drop the matter. We should have moved on from it by now

*mod hat off

Looking forward to tomorrow - Eoin Kelly on the bench could have a big impact coming on, and will lift the Tipp team. Not surprised regarding the goalkeeping choice - nice to see some new names among the subs as well

BINKY NIPPER · 23-06-2012 10:29pm

Expecting a classic tomorrow with Cork to come out the victors

lala88 · 24-06-2012 11:52am

yomtea98 wrote: »

They were right to strike with the county board being eejits

Sure it was all the county board fault keep telling yourself that....

rebel girl 15 · 24-06-2012 4:10pm

Judging by the lack of posts here, everyone must be at the game!

ShamoBuc · 24-06-2012 4:13pm

rebel girl 15 wrote: »

Judging by the lack of posts here, everyone must be at the game!

Afraid not:(...but I am enjoying it too much to type:D

rebel girl 15 · 24-06-2012 4:15pm

ShamoBuc wrote: »

Afraid not:(...but I am enjoying it too much to type:D

Some game so far!

rebel girl 15 · 24-06-2012 4:17pm

Two goal chances for Cork not taken so far

ShamoBuc · 24-06-2012 4:21pm

21mins gone and all the Cork forwards have scored from play - must be some record!

rebel girl 15 · 24-06-2012 4:22pm

Some fantastic scores taken by the Cork forwards - Horgan and Cronin with two outstanding points

ShamoBuc · 24-06-2012 4:39pm

HT Cork 0-14 v 0-12 Tipp

Great game of hurling so far, hugely enjoyable.
Cork backs are under alot of pressure and will probably be under more in the second half.
We seem to be giving away too much ball for my liking but some of the scoring by both teams is seriously good.
We've had the better of the goal attempts, Sweetnam and Coughlan really should have shot lower while Cummins basically dropped the ball into the goal - untouched-but was simply blessed that the ref gave a free out for a square ball.

I think we will need at least one goal to win it. Lar is on but the Tip forwards were playing well before he came on!

keane2097 · 24-06-2012 4:42pm

Cork missed pretty much no point attempts in the first half, be tough to keep that level of accuracy up throughout. If they do it'll be damn close.

BQQ · 24-06-2012 4:47pm

Cork's forwards and midfield putting serious pressure on Tipp.

Wouldn't criticise Sweetnam, but Coughlan should've got the goal.

Square ball - lucky for Tipp or stupid from Cronin? Bit of both IMO.

More stupidity from Cronin now with the yellow card.
Got involved in the incident before the throw-in too IIRC. Lucky he wasn't on yellow already

More than balanced out by stupidity of John O'Brien now. red card

ShamoBuc · 24-06-2012 5:04pm

Tip go goal ahead - now we'll see what Cork are made of.

Now Tip down to 14 ....interesting.....

BQQ · 24-06-2012 5:13pm

Cork making the extra man count.
Back level and should go on to win

Spoke too soon.
How are Tipp forwards finding so much space?

barneygumble99 · 24-06-2012 5:19pm

tipp three points up with less than ten minutes left , cork giving away too many easy scores. good game of hurling, high intensity.

Sunnyisland · 24-06-2012 5:28pm

Great match

lala88 · 24-06-2012 5:30pm

teednab-el wrote: »

It goes to show that they haven't won that often there and that won't change tomorrow either .

Who's fault is it today?

ShamoBuc · 24-06-2012 5:30pm

Cork 0-24 v 1-22 Tipp

33k enjoyed a cracker down the pairc. The goal i felt we needed never arrived.
We really should have won that game, it was there for the taking. Disappointing but a very enjoyable game nonetheless. That game will bring on Cork no end.

keane2097 · 24-06-2012 5:30pm

lala88 wrote: »

Who's fault is it today?

Stop being a retard.

ShamoBuc · 24-06-2012 5:31pm

lala88 wrote: »

Who's fault is it today?

Christ almighty - after a game like that you come in with a cheap shot like that- classy fella:rolleyes:

rebel girl 15 · 24-06-2012 5:37pm

Drop it immediately lads - I'll start banning people if this continues, no need for it

rebel girl 15 · 24-06-2012 5:44pm

Great game by Cork - made some very bad mistakes in the last ten minutes, reminiscent of the Munster final v Waterford when Mullane was sent off. Cork backs persisted in flaking the ball long into the forwards who were not winning the ball and lost by a point in a thriller of a game. Had Cork worked the ball better today, and found men in space, running at the Tipp defense, they would have created three or four scoring chances, which in the end would be the difference between winning and losing.

Great credit is due to the team in putting in a much better performance after that mauling in the league final - great work rate from the forwards especially. Two goal chances went astray from Cork - vital to be taking them in future. A number of championship starters today did show well, which is positive to see - Paudie O Sullivan shows once again his fantastic stickwork. I've no doubt that Cork will learn from today - look at how much JBM and the management team learned from the league final

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