THFC wrote: » 1)Again, what Donegal have done in the past is of no relevance to the Cork supporters. And again, it is very inconvenient to the supporters. The question is why is the game at 7pm? 2)I'm sure when it comes to games you would be very well able to travel the country and you're just that cool that you don't really care what time the game is on at, but the reality is that most people do care. The GAA should be making the game an attractive day out, but for one county they have made it as difficult as they could. And it's not just the 'sunshine' supporters they're inconveniencing, any loyal Cork fan, a lot of whom are coming from west Cork, are being inconvenienced by this time also. Many won't arrive home that night until 1 or 2 a.m., which leaves a lot of folk pondering the extra expense of staying a night in Dublin. There's no need for the patronising comments either, if you're not capable of having a discussion on the matter don't bother replying. 3)And I don't see how giving an example of the inconvenience that we're discussing is a cliché, if you'd like more specifics I'd be more than happy to provide them.
harpsman wrote: » [/U] 1) Well you did ask what kind of crowd Donegal would bring on a Sat eve. 2) Dont make a patronising comment and then get all sniffy about someone making a patronising comment to you. 3) Go ahead then,provide the details-I find it hard to believe that someone whos travelled the length and breadth of the country supporting his team wouldnt go to a quarter final against Dublin cos the games at 7 on Saturday eve.
THFC wrote: » 1) It was a throwaway comment, I even said in that post that what other counties do have no bearing on Cork. 2) I can only apologise. 3) I'll send a PM if it means that much to you. And instead picking and choosing what detail you'd like to reply to, why not actually address my whole post?
Frankie Lee wrote: » Peter Canavan and McStay have both been tipping Kerry for a while. I'm sure I heard a few more experts say the same over the course of the season.
DDC1990 wrote: » Yeah, we're shocking this year. Even if we do get past Cavan I can't see us getting near the Dubs. It'll be a horrific score in the Semi-Final /cute hoorism
DoctaDee wrote: » There's a few youngsters comin thru too, which is good to see
DDC1990 wrote: » They took the team photo for the Cavan game.
Smartly Dressed wrote: » http://youtu.be/WEWo-JKgqWs?t=34m8s Follow Lacey and watch the hit Vaughan puts in. I'm not suggesting that Vaughan had any intention of inflicting any harm on Lacey, and the same is true of Gollogly with his challenge on Mark McHugh in the Ulster final. But you have to be either blind or extremely naive to simply say that Gaelic football is just a physical game and these things happen. Lacey and McHugh were routinely hit last season whenever the opportunity was there. The point McGuinness is making is that we have to curb the ''one eye on the ball and one eye on the man'' type of tackles because sooner or later, something serious will happen.
DDC1990 wrote: » Donegal are one the main offenders when it comes to the off the ball stuff so its a bit rich of McGuinness to be making an issue of this, and insinuating that an accidental challenge proves that Donegal are being targeted.
dog_pig wrote: » People keep mentioning this but where are all the concussions being caused by Donegal's physicality?
Neeson wrote: » Upper Hogan Stand now on Sale for Sunday.
