Tell me how wrote: » Not a bad performance but still gulf in class is obvious. As said above, level at the half, decent wind at their backs and a man advantage should be getting closer. Even more so with the start they made to 2nd half. Felt they conceded way too many frees.
windy shepard henderson wrote: » sums up the game pretty well , we need to kick on now though in the qualifiers and go as far as we can , only thing that worries me is the lack of depth on the bench most of whom are very young and inexperienced for the type of game today presented hopefully we learn and improve from today
windy shepard henderson wrote: » bench today was killian roche gk ( cooraclare ) john hayes ( kilrush ) seanie malone ( miltown ) cian 'odea ( kilfenora ) the remaining have had little or no intery county action this year with all bar eoin collins were u21 last year or are still under 21 now eoin collins (ballyhaunis) kerian malone (miltown) killian brennan (clondegad) david egan (kilmihil) darragh bohannon (shannon gaels) darren nagle (liscannor) gearoid o'brien (kilrush) davey dropped out last year as far as i know , but worryingly a number of descent players dropped out of the panel back in the winter some due to work one or two trying to hurling , for example mikey o'neill and mikey o'malley were both on the panel in the league for the footballers but are now on the extended panel for the hurlers but hurling cant be the blame here , kilrush, shannon gaels , liscannor kilmihil are all intermediate clubs while kilfenora are reigning intermediate champions , the stand out fault with the panel is the lack of senior club players representing the panel there is still a serious problem with getting players to commit to the panel especially from the bigger clubs
Tell me how wrote: » Did anyone see the interaction on the 2nd half with Clare corner back, kerry forward, clare coach and the kerry lads boot. Childish..... but funny
windy shepard henderson wrote: » yeah dont think one or two people over on the kerry page are too happy about it either think it was jack savage the player in question its that old martin johnson phsycollogy of making a prat out of your self while stamping your authority that you will get no charity from us , i was'nt too far away from the partisan bunch of kerry support in the terrace near half way line.. least we say it did not wash with many of them either
Stationmaster wrote: » I think it's confirmed now that neither final will be there. Presume Killarney and Thurles so.
LuckyGent88 wrote: » All Ireland final from 1995 on eir sport 1 now for anyone needing something to watch. Some difference in style of hurling to these days.
LuckyGent88 wrote: All Ireland final from 1995 on eir sport 1 now for anyone needing something to watch. Some difference in style of hurling to these days.
letowski wrote: » Club Clare reporting Oisin O'Brien has returned to full training. That's a huge player for us to get back, a lock starter imo, if he gets back to form over the next few weeks.
Gael85 wrote: I thought he was out for year? A big addition if fit.
letowski wrote: » Yeah torn cruciates usually take a good 6 months to heal after been surgically repaired. But it seems like it wasnt damaged too bad thankfully. Very good news for us, hopefully Podge and David Mc's injuries can clear up now for the Munster final.
Gael85 wrote: Is Cian Dillon injured? Will Colin Ryan come back after soccer finishes? Could be needed for the frees later in year.
letowski wrote: » Dillon is ok, himself and Bugs lost out to POC and Gudgie. He will be fighting an up hill battle id say to get back starting, esp now O'Brien is back. McCarthy is also in contention too, so plenty of competition in the backs over the next few weeks. I rate Dillon highly, he is a good hurler, I think he hasnt got proper coaching in how to tackle and defend properly. Id say Colin wont be back, though frees are def a concern. Reidy I think is better inside 50, maybe Kelly long range might work.
