Rebel norrie wrote: » O Donoghue not up to Intercounty std.
thinkstoomuch1 wrote: » What you make effin new management this year Will they be strong in limerick Do you think limerick be strong next week
pluszap wrote: » Cork beat Ballyhale in a competitive game.A point up at ht against the wind and pushed on in the second half.Best for Cork were Cahalane(scored a brilliant point in the 1st half), Cronin,Harnedy and Horgan.Horgan especially looking razor sharp.Paudie Sull and Harnedy with the goals.Ballyhale were missing cha and TJ Reid though shefflin gave Ellis problems especially in the first half.Good to see Conor Lehane get his first run out.Team Nash Kearney Joyce Barry Walsh Ellis Cahalane Cronin Kearney Harnedy Cooper Lee D McCarthy P.Sull Hoggie Subs Lehane,McLoughlin,Conor Sull ,Cian Mac, Moylan
Orizio wrote: » ...he is just out of Minor and being played out of position, give the lad a chance.
Rebel norrie wrote: » On another point heard Shane o Neill after walking from panel any one else hear this.
Smith614 wrote: » Effin will always struggle , they don't have the numbers. It's all about retaining their senior status. Fergus Ryan will do a good job but doesn't have the material. My nephew has trained under Fergus and seems to rate him highly. Well organised and goes back to basics. Limerick wil play as strong as possible team In final. They are down a lot of players tho because of colleges commitments and kilmallocks AllIreland club involvement. It will be decent work out but JBM might stick to trying out players. Would like to see him pick a strong team especially as big KK test will be only 2 weeks away.
Smith614 wrote: » Rochestown V Asr is in Charleville Saturday. Harty cup semi final.
Corkmansam2 wrote: » Rochestown seriously have potential to win the quadruple. They have strong forwards with Kingston,Cormack and Powter posing a serious threat. Daniel Meaney is now fit to play. The mid-field duo of O Brien and O Sullivan works very well. The backs are extremely solid with David Griffin and John Cashman driving them on. On top of that Rochestown have a decent bench to pick from! They have the likes of Matthew McCauliffe for the forwards (a young lad from douglas I think, shows good potential) and for the backs they have Ryan Cantwell ( Blackrock Minor, apparently was on the cork 17 panel last year, seen him play a couple of times and is a fantastic player). There's many other young talents on the bench as well so choice is no problem for the Lee side school. On the other hand Ard Scoil have the licks of Ronan Lynch and Casey , who are Limerick intercounty stars , and will trouble Rochestown without a doubt. They are a very skilful side and have very established and talented plays no doubt. But, I might be bias here being a cork man, I think Rochestown will win this game, not because of there hurling ability alone but the combination of there talent and there incredible work rate! They have an amazing work ethic and ,although they do have strong individuals, they play collectively and as a unit while Arsd Scoil are more dependent on there star players. Verdict: Rochestown
Hurleratheart wrote: » Is that confirmed smith ?, i been keeping an eye out but hadn't seen it. Have you a time?
Deco99 wrote: » Hey Lads, Cork GAA specific question. A player who has played intermediate championship in 2014 is after handing in a transfer request (motives are IMO, silly U21 football unavailable and apparently better chance of success at junior level). You'd like to say off with you but small clubs cant afford to allow players leave or else there would be a potential run on the banks to use an analogy. Plus a player seeking the reverse transfer has been forced to sit out for two years I think due to objections from his club. So what options does a club have to prevent this type of poaching? I wouldnt like to see any young player miss out on two years but I cant see any other option if they dont change their mind.
thinkstoomuch1 wrote: » All you can do is make it as hard as possible to prevent a soccer a scenario and treat every case on it'd own merits If geuine case like lads leaving county like Brian Murphy and Karl o dwyer going to kildare as work there etc than it'd fine but not like Seanie Johnston affairs James loughrey another valid reason in girl friend works in mallow so he got job in cork There fine as was Larry Tompkins when he worked construction in haven as couldn't find no work Clubs scenario obviously is different and should not be allowed and case like bud hartnett and Denis Mccarthy two cork players who wanted move small club like Russell rovers and bakkinsxarthy to mideton and clonakityl but had sit out two years and there careers actually suffered on field for it There classic examples where time out affected their game If player does that wants leave still nothing more you can do but wish him the best and thank him for the service up to that date Some cases are geuine Like durrant living in cork so dingle long trip for him so play club here Qigley martin sarsfields are similar Jack o Connor sons both or one them playing with kildare cause teaching there which is imo fair enough If work or geuine you can look at it but just he wants change win another big club,then not right as then free for all will prevail The two year delay can stop not all but most such cases imo
thinkstoomuch1 wrote: » What people view for football Sunday???? What team do they think cuthbhert will pick Has he learned lessons finally on players????
KrustyUCC wrote: » the date of his last match with the club is he over minor?
wackokid wrote: » Denis O Sullivan TTM and his reasons for leaving Bal were and are power struggle within the club. Just unfortunate and a decent half back lost to Cork for now anyway.
