The_Kew_Tour wrote: » When has he ever played a good game for Cork?
ShamoBuc wrote: » Ladies Football U14 All Ireland Platnum winners today v Galway, 7-15 v 2-04 A few stars of the future no doubt.
The White Feather wrote: » Maybe today??!!! l
The White Feather wrote: » Maybe today??!!! The U14, U16, U18, and Seniors have now won Munster Championships, the seniors have also won the NFL Div 1. The U16s & U18s have yet to play All Ireland Semi Finals and the U21 are in Munster Final. There seems to be a load of talent on the conveyor belt in Cork Ladies Football/QUOTE] There really is. The established ladies clubs are thriving while newish clubs like Glamire ladies, winning the all Ireland junior club last year, have serious numbers at underage coming through. The future looks good.
Seadin wrote: » I don't like moral victories. But this was a game we left after us. We havent beaten Kerry since 2012. So gutted we were close maybe lacked a bit of composure with some of our shot selections in front of the posts and the ref didn't help matters at all. Nice to see Cork playing competitive football again its been too long a miss. Hopefully we can make the super 8s.
ShamoBuc wrote: » There really is. The established ladies clubs are thriving while newish clubs like Glamire ladies, winning the all Ireland junior club last year, have serious numbers at underage coming through. The future looks good.
Edgware wrote: » When you look around at whats there Cork are as good as any of them that are mentioned as last 8 bar Dublin Donegal and those shower back the road. Its important that they dont rest on a moral victory now but kick on through the qualifiers with aim of getting to a semi final at least.
ShamoBuc wrote: » He was certainly more favourable to Kerry, the free against Cork for a slow kickout could easily have been another against Kerry but wasn't given. Small things can make a big difference.
kmc25_1 wrote: » Examiner said free count was 27-11 in favour of Kerry. Any time we got close he seemed to give them a soft free to get them back on track. Showed his intent straight from the throw in with 2 fifty fifty decisions going Kerry's way to settle them down. Gave one penalty but missed 2 others when hurley and Collins were taken down. When the munster championship is dying from it being so one sided, why do the GAA send these clowns down to tilt the game Kerry's way?
Mahony0509 wrote: » Noticed in the hurling as well as the football, all these referees are coming from so-called ‘weaker counties’. O’Dwyer from Carlow reffing the hurling and the fella last night from Wicklow. The standard’s just not there.
zetecescort wrote: » Tom Kenny added to the hurling backroom teamhttps://www.echolive.ie/corksport/Cork-hurlers-add-Tom-Kenny-to-the-management-for-All-Ireland-series-4603bc58-33ab-49af-bdf6-62a12603de79-ds
citykat wrote: » The players will have to keep their balls covered.
Mahony0509 wrote: » Hoping for Laois or Clare Monday morning I suppose. I'd nearly take Mayo too after cutting it close last year.
windy shepard henderson wrote: » i would like us to get cork for various reasons also but in fairness it would be better for cork not to get clare as the last few meetings have been lopsided against cork and pressure would be on , ye are way better then what ye have shown in the league laois would be ideal , i wouldn't rule out ye beating a depleted mayo side ye can raise the game against better teams do ye really want clare again there has been some fairly one sided games in recent past ,
sportsfan90 wrote: » It's possible that we'll be playing Laois in hurling and football next weekend. I think the football matches are supposed to be neutral venue but if it happened what would be the chances of a double header in Portlaoise?
