Neeson wrote: » I don't think a change of manager would make a massive change.
D'Agger wrote: » I would strongly disagree tbh Donegal didn't look like AI contenders before Jim McGuinness came along, with a system, got his team in the right frame of mind to buy into his system and work hard and implement it. They did and they won an All Ireland. Same can be said for Dublin in 2010, they were always the nearly men, full of running but not quite cute enough, they were a different animal then and even now under Gavin they've improved further due to the tactics he's employing. Counihan has a very strong squad at his disposal, but what has been the undoing of Cork, isn't their ability to kick scores, or take goals, or fitness - it's been what they've done with the ball. Anytime Cork have lost it seems to either be the wrong team is on the field for the opponents being faced or Cork running down blind alleys because they simply can't break down the opposition - Tactics have been their downfall There's a fantastic crop of players there, now, maybe this is the Kerryman but I think they can be slightly overrated, but there's no doubt that if you have some talent, hard work and a tactically astute backroom you can win All Irelands. Cork are missing the final piece of that puzzle. Even if they get it, they still might not win AIs but it'd certainly put them in a stronger position imo
Neeson wrote: » This is true but wouldn't Mayo day the same though? There comes a point where you just take what your given. That's not being a wind upper. Not everyone can win. And in these years even when cork were mighty even if they had Paidi o se with an Alex ferguson watch they still might not have win any all Ireland. Maybe there is always someone better. I don't think a change of manager would make a massive change.
beeroclock wrote: » CC aside, do we have a chance against the dubs? Hard to see the dubs folding like previous years so I dont personally think we have a chance to be honest, but we live in hope!
Thinkstoomuch wrote: » Gavin won't allow Dublin self destruct.Team named Wednesday.It will tell how much we will be beaten by. I heard today,kissane set to start on Kilkenny.
beeroclock wrote: » Aye. We probably will need (and get) a hiding for CC to finally go so long term the dubs might do us a favor
Thinkstoomuch wrote: » Yeah believe that,CC will go or be sacked.
davegrohl48 wrote: » Kelly unsure of his place I find that crazy Think he is maybe the best half forward in the game and a top level in terms of athleticism You just know he was probably 400/800 competitive likely in schools athletics looks like hes cruising even at a fast pace
Thinkstoomuch wrote: » Take what your given,rubbish talk,complete and utter rubbish,with all due respect.If Moyles does not be a success at Man U,they will sack him. They wont take it as what their given.They will change,what they have.
ShamoBuc wrote: » HT Cork 0-11 v 0-06 kk Story of the first half...Cork have been SUPER!!!!!! They rattled kk from the 1st min Kearney and Horgan have been outstanding. Cherry on top....Henry sent off for 2 yellows - both justified!
.E_C_K_S. wrote: » Absolutley delighted!!!!!!! Rebels Abu!!!!!!
Amprodude wrote: » Is this a dream?
ShamoBuc wrote: » Get The Fúck In There...the cats are licked!!!!!
Amprodude wrote: » Hard to believe Cody has never beaten JBM in championship.
beeroclock wrote: » As JBM says Cork teams are like mushrooms they can come up overnight Tis been a satisfying Sunday to say the least
Thinkstoomuch wrote: » Dont spoil the day with that bull me old mate. JBM said many a time,he doesnt believe in that rubbish.
Jamie Cal wrote: » So proud lads, so proud. I knew we were the only team to stand up to the Cats in the all-Ireland we did. Best win in years & years.