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wackokid

Mahony0509 wrote: »

I personally think Eamonn Ryan should stick to the ladies football. He provided nothing to the team last year imo.

He might be a small bit better than Sheehan the Kerry reject who Peadar parachuted in at the behest of Conor McCarthy, who then brung Coakley into the panel and team to keep him company in his lovely free car on the lonesome road down from Dublin.
Eamon won't cost a lot and sure he'll only be 76 in three years time when Cork are struggling to get out of Division 3. He might even bring in one or two of the ladies to help out. That Valerie one recently retired was a handy corner forward and well able to mix it too.:D:D

D'Agger

Aya Little Tail wrote: »

What are the Barrs football team like this year? Got a tip to bet on them for the county a few weeks ago, haven't managed to get to any matches though..

They didn't look great against Ballincollig earlier in the year but they're fairly handy around the middle. Don't think they'll win it mind but they should get past Bishopstown the next day alright, who's in front of them after that potentially?

wackokid wrote: »

He might be a small bit better than Sheehan the Kerry reject who Peadar parachuted in at the behest of Conor McCarthy, who then brung Coakley into the panel and team to keep him company in his lovely free car on the lonesome road down from Dublin.

I thought Coakley did fairly well for Cork in the league this year, Impressed me more than Peter Kelleher for the most part and hit 2-4 in one league match I believe? I was glad to see Cork actually experiment and give fellas a lash to see if they're up to the standard rather than bringing in fellas with experience but no legs anymore.

KrustyUCC

D'Agger wrote: »

They didn't look great against Ballincollig earlier in the year but they're fairly handy around the middle. Don't think they'll win it mind but they should get past Bishopstown the next day alright, who's in front of them after that potentially?

They have a few back from injury since the first round and now they can concenrrate 100% on football with their hurlers being out

Senior Football Championship
Round 4
Clyda Rovers v UCC
Nemo Rangers v Kiskeam
Valley Rovers v Avondhu
Ballincollig v Carrigaline
Bishopstown/St Finbarr's v CIT
Duhallow a bye
Carbery Rangers a bye
Castlehaven a bye

wackokid

D'Agger wrote: »

They didn't look great against Ballincollig earlier in the year but they're fairly handy around the middle. Don't think they'll win it mind but they should get past Bishopstown the next day alright, who's in front of them after that potentially?

I thought Coakley did fairly well for Cork in the league this year, Impressed me more than Peter Kelleher for the most part and hit 2-4 in one league match I believe? I was glad to see Cork actually experiment and give fellas a lash to see if they're up to the standard rather than bringing in fellas with experience but no legs anymore.

Wouldn't be too difficult to be better than Kelliher. Could you tell us what league game Coakley scored 2-4. I saw him a couple of times and he was taken off at half time on both occasions. Scored a few tap over frees from the left side but other than that MIA. Kelliher too slow probably but didn't get much chance either from a disastrous brains trust.

danganabu

wackokid wrote: »

Wouldn't be too difficult to be better than Kelliher. Could you tell us what league game Coakley scored 2-4. I saw him a couple of times and he was taken off at half time on both occasions. Scored a few tap over frees from the left side but other than that MIA. Kelliher too slow probably but didn't get much chance either from a disastrous brains trust.

He scored something like that in a McGrath cup game against Tipp's second team, which is probably what is being referred to.

0byme75341jo28

Coakley did well in the Fermanagh game I thought, can't remember if he was taken off?

DuffleBag

I dont think Coakley is the reason we're not in an AI final in fairness lads. We have bigger problems, with bigger players not showing up.

zetecescort

Sheehan and Turnbull named to start anyway, hopefully they will. best of luck to all involved.

The Cork Minor Hurling team to play Galway in the All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship Final next Sunday 3rd September in Croke Park @ 1.15pm has been announced as follows.

1. Ger Collins - Ballinhassig

2. Conor O' Callaghan - Dromtarriffe

3. Sean O' Leary Hayes - Midleton - (Captain)

4. Eoin Roche - Bride Rovers

5. Aaron Walsh Barry - Carrigtwohill

6. James Keating - Kildorrery - (Vice Captain)

7. Ger Millerick - Fr. O Neill's

8. Daire Connery - Na Piarsaigh

9. Diarmuid Linehan - Ballyhooly

10. Craig Hanifin - Na Piarsaigh

11. Liam O Shea - Lisgoold

12. Brian Roche - Bride Rovers

13. Evan Sheehan - Na Piarsaigh

14. Robert Downey - Glen Rovers

15. Brian Turnbull - Douglas

Subs

16. Ian Butler - Kildorrery

17. Jack O Callaghan - Charleville

18. Ronan Sheehan - Mallow

19. Ross Howell - Douglas

20. Barry Murphy - Castlelyons

21. Brian Buckley - Dromina

22. David Jones - Dromina

23. Declan Hanlon - Blarney

24. Colin O Brien - LiscarrollChurchtown Gaels

Additional Panels Members
Jack Twomey, Kilshannig
Jordan Murray, Ballìncollig
Conor Power, Blarney
Eoghan O Leary, Ballymartle

Conor Desmond, Ballinhassig

John Geary, Newtownshandrum

Selectors: Denis Ring (Fermoy) - Manager, John Dywer (Ballincollig - Coach), John Mortell (Ballyhea), Liam Martin (Glen Rovers), Fergus Ryan (Mallow)

Stephen Casey - Strength and Conditioning coach:

Brian Hurley - Goalkeeping Coach

ShamoBuc

Hopefully a good weekend in store for Cork with the ladies v Mayo at 4.45 on tg4 and the minors tomorrow, again on tg4 from 12.45, 2 wins please.
I probably watch more tg4 at the weekend than any other channel, although Netflix has something to do with that though!

zetecescort

Cork 4 Mayo 2 after 15min. Very scrappy, most scores from frees. Martina O'Brien after making 2 good saves already

zetecescort

Serious display from Cora Staunton as usual, 1-6 of Mayos 1-7.

Cork 0-8 Mayo 1-7 HT

The White Feather

The Cork ladies goalkeeper is having a very bad day to put it mildly. I would have taken her off at half time

DuffleBag

For all the days out they've given us jeez there were some very bad decision making by some of them. Orlagh Farmer going for a point with 40 secs left and 2 points in it and blazing it wide. Jesus like. The penalty was very poor as well. Cora Staunton is pure class. Single handedly dragged them into a final.

ShamoBuc

Staunton the difference but we left that behind us. Really bad decision making throughout the game. When we had the extra player we certainly did not utilize it properly. When that Mayo sub came on, shes is a known flyer, we should have picked her up with an equally fast marker. We didnt and she ran at us and set up a goal and was fouled a few times as well.
2 fantastic goal chances when we got beyond the goalkeeper....drove one high over the bar, drove the other high and it hit the post, 2 low shots would have been 2 goals. Bad day at the office from a goalkeeping perspective also, not strong enough at all. And to top it off Scally with the pen, taken off, back on, poorly hit, no real power and I think it was actually going wide.

All in all, very disappointing. But this is a team in transition from the glory teams of the past 10 years and they did themselves proud to get this far I think. They will learn from the defeat. It really could have gone either way and they will there or thereabouts again next season.
It would be nice for Staunton to win in the final but I would fancy Dublin.

zetecescort

very hard replace once in a generation players but with our continued underage success we wont be too far away the next few years

zetecescort

Best of luck to the minors today, would be great to add the last u18 to the first u17 win.

ShamoBuc

16 years since we last won the minor, that's just way too long. I think we have 2 fowards that can win a game and the better midfield, let's just hope that's enough.

zetecescort

ShamoBuc wrote: »

16 years since we last won the minor, that's just way too long. I think we have 2 fowards that can win a game and the better midfield, let's just hope that's enough.

hopefully Sheehan and Turnbull are fully fit, big risk playing them if not 100%

Mahony0509

Team will play as named. Cmon Cork.

ShamoBuc

8 seconds! What a start

SeaFields

4 minutes gone and 3 goal chances already.

ShamoBuc

15 gone 2-03 v 0-04

There are plenty of goals there for us as our fowards are well on top.

Mahony0509

Great start. Full forward line is lethal.

zetecescort

Going well but only 3 up. Downey yet to touch the ball?

munsterlegend

zetecescort wrote: »

Going well but only 3 up. Downey yet to touch the ball?

Downey suits the Galway backs who are big and physical.

Missed a good few chances as well. Need to regroup at half time and push on again.

ShamoBuc

Ht and we are up by 3

We are playing quite well. Fowards well on top but Downey at ff touched the ball for the first time in injury time, ne needs to get into the game as he did tbe very same in tne semi. Bad couple of wides for us but very happy so far.

SeaFields

Yeah galway are after settling well after conceding that early goal and credit to them - they have taken good points under pressure.

ShamoBuc

Bad start, level, now.

ShamoBuc

Canning really causing problems, goal down .

munsterlegend

Our backs are being destroyed physically under the high ball while our forwards are not winning the 50/50 balls as easily.