Match Tread - Clare v Wexford AI Quarter Final

Clareman

tototoe wrote: »

Have to say never seen supporters treated the way the stewards in PUC handled one or two who managed to get on the pitch after the game. Disgusting stuff, particularly the way the older fella was removed. Frank and his goons.

He mightn't be Ryan Gosling but he's out Gosling :pac::pac::pac:

Clareman

Looks fair heavy handed from the photos

MfMan

conor05 wrote: »

Davy was very close to taking the Dublin job this year. Not well known but he was going to jump ship.
Wexford forked our huge money to keep him another year.
As soon as Gilroy leaves, Davy will be in dublin for 3 years for a huge 6 figure sum.

Twas strongly rumoured about 11 months ago alright, but story seemed to die a death later.

tototoe

Clareman wrote: »

Looks fair heavy handed from the photos

it was the guy in the second photo we saw clearly.
What I don't get though, is how is it ok for Cork and Clare supporters to fill the field in Thurles after the Munster final, or Clare and Limerick supporters to flood the field in Ennis and elsewhere...but it not ok in Cork today and then that happens. Its either ok or its not. The GAA need to decide. There was less there today than there was in either Ennis or Thurles?

tipp_tipp_tipp

Is it just me or does one of those stewards look fair like Michael Fassbender?

Clareman

tototoe wrote: »

it was the guy in the second photo we saw clearly.
What I don't get though, is how is it ok for Cork and Clare supporters to fill the field in Thurles after the Munster final, or Clare and Limerick supporters to flood the field in Ennis and elsewhere...but it not ok in Cork today and then that happens. Its either ok or its not. The GAA need to decide. There was less there today than there was in either Ennis or Thurles?

Cause only Ed Sheeran is allowed on that pitch.

Clareman

tototoe wrote: »

it was the guy in the second photo we saw clearly.
What I don't get though, is how is it ok for Cork and Clare supporters to fill the field in Thurles after the Munster final, or Clare and Limerick supporters to flood the field in Ennis and elsewhere...but it not ok in Cork today and then that happens. Its either ok or its not. The GAA need to decide. There was less there today than there was in either Ennis or Thurles?

It's not allowed anywhere but there's common sense in most grounds, new lads in jackets thinking their bouncers, eejits, the supporters shouldn't have gone on the pitch though, rules are rules

tototoe

Clareman wrote: »

It's not allowed anywhere but there's common sense in most grounds, new lads in jackets thinking their bouncers, eejits, the supporters shouldn't have gone on the pitch though, rules are rules

They need to be consistent so. Those making the rules and those enforcing them on the day.

Clareman

tototoe wrote: »

They need to be consistent so. Those making the rules and those enforcing them on the day.

Let them be consistent in each individual ground, I think it's wonderful to see all the young people out on the pitch at half time in Thurles and Nolan Park, couldn't imagine it in many other grounds

Twiceasnice97

MfMan wrote: »

Twas strongly rumoured about 11 months ago alright, but story seemed to die a death later.

not a hope

after the dismal performances in this years championship he will have to stay in wexford another year and at the end of that year the wexford players will be utterly worn out unless he fundamentally changes his physical approach and gets rid of the sweeper which is a beaten docket in intercounty hurling at this point


even if he does change the sweeper it will take two years of an absolute counter revolution before the team gets it out of their system as is happening in Clare now and as he doesn't really believe in changing it in the first place.

the change will come from pressure within his management

if say Dublin Kilkenny and Galway are next years qualifiers we will have pressure on in Clare for him to get a role in the underage system I suspect

mountgomery burns

This has to be the greatest example of a one man thread I've ever seen