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windy shepard henderson

Amprodude wrote: »

Healy didn't last in Dr Crokes for long. So he should be kicked out of the Cork job as well.

i heard this before , met a few people from crokes a few months back they said he was a terrible manager compared to pat o'shea ,

that last comment alone i suppose speaks volumes about the county board down there that they didnt go after an all ireland wining manager in o' shea or o'connor but went for a guy that was out of his depth ,

surely there is one or two really good "managers" in cork at the moment , i put emphasis on the word manager as we already mentioned the likes of top coaches like paudi kissane that are being overlooked from the set up at the moment which is criminal

zetecescort

best of luck to the minor hurlers tonight, live on c103fm at 7:30

zetecescort

Great play from Cork, Tipp went 0-4 to 0-1 ahead but Cork have fought back to lead 2-6 to 0-5 after 15min

zetecescort

Cork 2-11 Tipperary 0-10 HT

Clareforliam17

8,142. That is the attendance tonight for the Cork v Tipp minor hurling replay and on a Monday night too! The feel good factor of Cork hurling is well and truly back.

zetecescort

2-16 to 0-12, keep going lads, keep the foot down and drive on

zetecescort

Tipp goal, Corks lead down to 5 but Cork get the next score, 9min left

zetecescort

Cork by 5 into injury time

zetecescort

another Tipp goal, Cork by 2 with 2 min left

zetecescort

2-22 to 2-19 FT. made sweat for it at the end but a fantastic result, well done to all

The_Kew_Tour

After yesterday, that is great to hear.

Well done to all involved

ted2767

Great result a little worrying how we left Tipp back into it, but after a run of coming out the wrong side of these results this is great news for Cork hurling.
Well done to all involved
Corcaigh abu

Burial.

Clareforliam17 wrote: »

8,142. That is the attendance tonight for the Cork v Tipp minor hurling replay and on a Monday night too! The feel good factor of Cork hurling is well and truly back.

My aul fella was at it and he said the place was jointed, way way more than 10k

Fair play to the lads.

Sweet Science

That's some crowd for a minor game . hurling needs cork as much as football needs Dublin

Mahony0509

Unreal atmosphere. What an attendance and what a team.

ShamoBuc

Fantastic crowd, great win. Thurles will be a sea of red on Sunday!!

D'Agger

Sweet Science wrote: »

hurling needs cork as much as football needs Dublin

Not sure what you mean by that tbh?

Mahony0509

D'Agger wrote: »

Not sure what you mean by that tbh?

Cork have probably the best hurling support in the country.

pakie ed

Great day for Cork next sunday,2 teams in Thurles. Tickets will be scarce, clubs not getting any juvenile tickets. It will cost me a packet i have 3 teenagers, the sunshine supporters will be out in big numbers . None of them there last year when Wexford beat us.

Sweet Science

D'Agger wrote: »

Not sure what you mean by that tbh?

Didnt mean anything bad by it . It was a compliment really. They both bring the biggest crowd and the best atmosphere that is all

D'Agger

Sweet Science wrote: »

Didnt mean anything bad by it . It was a compliment really. They both bring the biggest crowd and the best atmosphere that is all

It was drawing crowds - I literally didn't pick up on that so I was wondering what the comparison was for. All good

[Deleted User]

Congrats on the win last night folks. Some talented team ye have and dare i say it probably that little sprinkling of good fortune to go with it.

We had the boot on your throat last Thursday night and didnt finish ye off. Young Turnbull looks an absolute handful. Connery looks class. I think ye will win the all ireland.

The one fear i have for Cork for future would be the that old crux the administration. While FM and his cronies are at the helm, there is always risk of a blow-over. I was surprised with the attitude of the minor manager the other night pushing for the game to be played 40 hours later. I thought it was a reckless irresponsible attitude. He has done a fine job but he needs to learn that these are young kids playing an amateur sport not Premiership players

0byme75341jo28

Deleted User wrote: »

Congrats on the win last night folks. Some talented team ye have and dare i say it probably that little sprinkling of good fortune to go with it.

We had the boot on your throat last Thursday night and didnt finish ye off. Young Turnbull looks an absolute handful. Connery looks class. I think ye will win the all ireland.

The one fear i have for Cork for future would be the that old crux the administration. While FM and his cronies are at the helm, there is always risk of a blow-over. I was surprised with the attitude of the minor manager the other night pushing for the game to be played 40 hours later. I thought it was a reckless irresponsible attitude. He has done a fine job but he needs to learn that these are young kids playing an amateur sport not Premiership players

Deleted User wrote: »

The one fear i have for Cork for future would be the that old crux the administration. While FM and his cronies are at the helm, there is always risk of a blow-over. I was surprised with the attitude of the minor manager the other night pushing for the game to be played 40 hours later. I thought it was a reckless irresponsible attitude. He has done a fine job but he needs to learn that these are young kids playing an amateur sport not Premiership players

Can you imagine premiership players playing on a 40 hour break? Young GAA players play far more often than them for god sake, with few complaints...

[Deleted User]

Aya Little Tail wrote: »

Can you imagine premiership players playing on a 40 hour break? Young GAA players play far more often than them for god sake, with few complaints...

After an epic game like that though where they played 80 tough minutes it made perfect sense to move the game to Monday night.

ShamoBuc

Deleted User wrote: »

After an epic game like that though where they played 80 tough minutes it made perfect sense to move the game to Monday night.

It did make perfect sense and it had the perfect result.:)

[Deleted User]

ShamoBuc wrote: »

It did make perfect sense and it had the perfect result.:)

And well done Cork the better team won. Looking at the bigger picture as a fan of hurling first and foremost, from a player welfare perspective though im glad it was played on the Monday. Whoever won after that be it yourself or ourselves then congrats and best of luck.

Had it been played on Saturday with players not even close to recovery then it would have been a lottery, I feel it just wouldnt have been a fair reflection and thats even if Tipp won it. The quality of the game would have also suffered.

The_Kew_Tour

[Deleted User] wrote: »

And well done Cork the better team won. Looking at the bigger picture as a fan of hurling first and foremost, from a player welfare perspective though im glad it was played on the Monday. Whoever won after that be it yourself or ourselves then congrats and best of luck.

Had it been played on Saturday with players not even close to recovery then it would have been a lottery, I feel it just wouldnt have been a fair reflection and thats even if Tipp won it. The quality of the game would have also suffered.

Agree totally. Was a disgrace that Saturday was even suggested

thesultan

Mahony0509 wrote: »

Cork have probably the best hurling support in the country.

Cork have the biggest population of the hurling counties(Dublin are more football), Wexford have the best support.

mountgomery burns

thesultan wrote: »

Cork have the biggest population of the hurling counties(Dublin are more football), Wexford have the best support.

Yeah there was 16,000 at the semi final between Cork and Waterford 2 years ago compared to 35,000 this year.

I think all counties generally have a large contingent of support that need an excuse to go. Wexford no different there, but when they do travel my god do they have some army behind them.

KrustyUCC

Semple Sellout - Cork and Clare set to play in front of full house for Sunday's Munster hurling final

The counties also contest the minor decider.

http://www.the42.ie/cork-clare-thurles-3480155-Jul2017/

Looking forward to it already and it's only Wednesday