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All Ireland Senior Hurling (Liam Mccarthy Cup) 2019

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    #2252
    threeball
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    Cooper could have got red there. That was reckless.


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    #2253
    threeball
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    Larbre34 wrote: »
    Whats the craic for the semis lads, is it open draw?

    Winner of this vs limerick


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    #2254
    Angliru
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    Game over it looks like


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    #2255
    Itssoeasy
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    Cork would want to get the finger out.


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    #2256
    Happyilylost
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    TJ gets a lot of frees....


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    #2257
    TheMilkyPirate
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    Kilkenny well on top now


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    #2258
    RMAOK
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    The lack of determination/drive out of cork is hard to fathom


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    #2259
    uptherebels
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    RMAOK wrote: »
    The lack of determination/drive out of cork is hard to fathom

    Very sloppy passing this half as well, digging themselves into a hole.


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    #2260
    Happyilylost
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    Boom


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    #2261
    Mushy
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    Just like that. Seemed to calm down a bit. Grandstand finish in store


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    #2262
    irishguitarlad
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    Lot's of scores but It has been a poor game, very sloppy. No defending either.


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    #2263
    threeball
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    Number of pulldowns in Gaa farcical at this stage. Systematic fouling that's obviously coached in most county teams in football and hurling. The penalties are not harsh enough


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    #2264
    threeball
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    Number of pulldowns in Gaa farcical at this stage. Systematic fouling that's obviously coached in most county teams in football and hurling. The penalties are not harsh enough


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    #2265
    Happyilylost
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    threeball wrote:
    Number of pulldowns in Gaa farcical at this stage. Systematic fouling that's obviously coached in most county teams in football and hurling. The penalties are not harsh enough


    Ya our minors must of done it five or six times too. Black card or some form of it is now needed unfortunately.


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    #2266
    threeball
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    Happyilylost wrote: »
    threeball wrote:
    Number of pulldowns in Gaa farcical at this stage. Systematic fouling that's obviously coached in most county teams in football and hurling. The penalties are not harsh enough


    Ya our minors must of done it five or six times too. Black card or some form of it is now needed unfortunately.

    Black as it stands isn't harsh enough. It needs to be a sin bin and possible advancement of the ball.


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    #2267
    ERG89
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    threeball wrote: »
    Number of pulldowns in Gaa farcical at this stage. Systematic fouling that's obviously coached in most county teams in football and hurling. The penalties are not harsh enough

    It's worse in hurling than it is in football these days, nobody really mentions it for some reason tho.


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    #2268
    RMAOK
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    The first decade in the history of the gaa with cork not winning a senior hurling title


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    #2269
    threeball
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    I thought KK could well take Cork. Limerick will be happier to see KK than Cork coming.


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    #2270
    PTH2009
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    I'd worry about Limerick being on the break esp going up against a mastermind like Cody

    Myler gone from Cork I'd say now. Honest man who gave a great effort


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    #2271
    irishguitarlad
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    threeball wrote: »
    Happyilylost wrote: »
    threeball wrote:
    Number of pulldowns in Gaa farcical at this stage. Systematic fouling that's obviously coached in most county teams in football and hurling. The penalties are not harsh enough


    Ya our minors must of done it five or six times too. Black card or some form of it is now needed unfortunately.

    Black as it stands isn't harsh enough. It needs to be a sin bin and possible advancement of the ball.

    Yeah should be a sin bin, black card in football is a joke.


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    #2272
    lawred2
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    Not remotely surprised by that result.. had no idea what Cork's expectations were based on..


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    #2273
    threeball
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    PTH2009 wrote: »
    I'd worry about Limerick being on the break esp going up against a mastermind like Cody

    Myler gone from Cork I'd say now. Honest man who gave a great effort

    Don't think so. Limerick are like Cork but double the physicality which will match or beat KK. Limerick Tipp final at this stage I think. Cork had a better chance of taking Limerick than Cork. I said it here 2 weeks ago. The winner of this game would decide the final match.


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    #2274
    C__MC
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    PTH2009 wrote: »
    I'd worry about Limerick being on the break esp going up against a mastermind like Cody

    Myler gone from Cork I'd say now. Honest man who gave a great effort

    Always thought Kieran Kingston and the rock had cork on the right path, shame they left

    First ever time cork didnt win an all Ireland in a decade?


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    #2275
    threeball
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    While its great to see Laois today get this far and take on Tipp its almost a pity Galway didn't make it through. The last 3 games between Tipp and Galway have been nothing short of epic. Today would have been another one I think.


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    #2276
    Road-Hog
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    C__MC wrote: »
    Always thought Kieran Kingston and the rock had cork on the right path, shame they left

    First ever time cork didnt win an all Ireland in a decade?

    Can’t remember the posters names a few months ago but they were on about how cork had all the attributes win it out. Speedy forwards etc and strong panel......they were found out again today......only for Horgan they haven’t a whole lot up front.......average enough at rear also. 15 years now since a winning the ‘big one’.....!!


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    #2277
    RMAOK
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    threeball wrote: »
    While its great to see Laois today get this far and take on Tipp its almost a pity Galway didn't make it through. The last 3 games between Tipp and Galway have been nothing short of epic. Today would have been another one I think.

    Maybe, but Galway messed it up for themselves. They have no one to Blame but themselves (and I say that as a Galway man)


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    #2278
    threeball
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    C__MC wrote: »
    PTH2009 wrote: »
    I'd worry about Limerick being on the break esp going up against a mastermind like Cody

    Myler gone from Cork I'd say now. Honest man who gave a great effort

    Always thought Kieran Kingston and the rock had cork on the right path, shame they left

    First ever time cork didnt win an all Ireland in a decade?

    Cork are utterly dependent on Horgan. It's hard to see what they'd do if he got injured. Changing management won't change this fact. Cork are lacking in a good few areas.


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    #2279
    TheRiverman
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    threeball wrote: »
    Number of pulldowns in Gaa farcical at this stage. Systematic fouling that's obviously coached in most county teams in football and hurling. The penalties are not harsh enough

    The death of ground hurling has led to a lot more fouling.I didn't see all the first half of this game,but watched all the second half and not once did I see the ball flicked or hit on the ground.


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    #2280
    threeball
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    RMAOK wrote: »
    threeball wrote: »
    While its great to see Laois today get this far and take on Tipp its almost a pity Galway didn't make it through. The last 3 games between Tipp and Galway have been nothing short of epic. Today would have been another one I think.

    Maybe, but Galway messed it up for themselves. They have no one to Blame but themselves (and I say that as a Galway man)

    I agree, they made a bollox of it but they've been such great matches over the last 5yrs. Normally the game of the year when they met.


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    #2281
    STB.
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    threeball wrote: »
    Don't think so. Limerick are like Cork but double the physicality which will match or beat KK. Limerick Tipp final at this stage I think. Cork had a better chance of taking Limerick than Cork. I said it here 2 weeks ago. The winner of this game would decide the final match.


    Well their physicality didn't count for much today.


    Cork have no chance of "taking" Limerick, given they couldn't "take" Kilkenny today. Very dismissive altogether.


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