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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Cork team being picked on mayo game last year with eleven starters

    I looked statistic from excellent don't foul site

    Few stand out

    Istly mayo dominated possession with 50 possession
    Cork had thirty four

    Mayo from fifty had 39 shots over fifty per cent success cork better forwards less possession had 28 from thirty four so had over sixty per cent successful
    Sheer volume mayo attacks meant had more score despite imo just one forward would wall on cork team

    Turnover was crucial cork had lost possession thirty times and mayo had converted them to 21 shots so seventy per cent rate cork forced mayo twenty six turnovers has fourteen shots and twenty six per cent ratio shots

    Cork won twenty five own kick-outs so that was seventy six per cent
    Mayo won just eight cork kick outs so twenty four per cent

    Crucial is mayo allowed cork won ball own kick out in their own half close goal didn't contest so they had blanket back from half way so cork attacks had build up slowly so mayo were ready and waiting
    Cork were so predictable


    When cork tried inject pace and go long couldn't

    Mayo turned cork over nine times in their sixty five got one five
    What will Dublin do??!!

    Mayo went long won 77 per cent their own kick-outs only went short three times

    Cork won fifty six kick outs beyond forty five but mayo had seventy four per cent


    The key here was mayo dominated magior possession high up field areas but cork only got possession by going shorty suited mayo
    Dublin destroy cork midfield last April and cork midfield has it improved???

    Maguire will no doubt improve it but conaghaile and McCauley are just awesome
    Dublin have subs bring on
    Who cork bring on if needed


    I have no doubt cork could bear Dublin scoring wise six forwards we have most score and some awesome but problem like mayo game imo be cork won't have possession to score and Dublin will have more possession but unlike mayo have forwards punish cork
    And Dublin blanket to ab extent will allow cork poession from kick outs but their high pressure cork huge problems


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    http://www.the42.ie/ucc-ul-fitzgibbon-cup-1910122-Jan2015/
    Great see cadogan lehane getting goals

    All cork forwards this year getting goals good sign

    Murphy must be injured hopefully will not be too serious
    Cit won also good for cork hurling


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 355 ✭✭sean mac


    http://t.co/168HJgu8az Cuthbert interview on red fm


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,223 ✭✭✭Canyon86


    anybody fancy rochestown to beat ard scoil on the 31st lads?

    be good to see a cork school still in the loop


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 92 ✭✭solwhit12


    CORK V DUBLIN - ALLIANZ FOOTBALL LEAGUE OPENING NEXT SUN 1ST FEB 29/01/2015
    Cork Senior Footballers play Dublin in the opening round of the Allianz Football League on Sunday.

    Game: Cork v Dublin
    Date: Sunday 1st February 2015 at 2:00 p.m.
    Venue: Páirc Uí Rinn.
    Referee: Rory Hickey (Clare).

    We'll have live updates from the game here on the website and on our Twitter page, @OfficialCorkGAA.

    The Cork Senior Football Team to play Dublin on Sunday lines out as follows:
    1. Ken O’Halloran, Bishopstown
    2. Tomás Clancy, Fermoy
    3. Tom Clancy, Clonakilty
    4. James Loughrey, Mallow
    5. Jamie O’Sullivan, Bishopstown
    6. Eoin Cadogan, Douglas
    7. Brian O’Driscoll, Tadhg MacCarthaigh
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    9. Ian Maguire, St. Finbarr’s
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    Team is as good as what is available full back line is inexperienced alright.goalie is shocking IMO he's kick outs are causing a lot of the midfield problems the hardly reach the half back line don't mind midfield.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 417 ✭✭CORKDOUBLE


    Lads where has Mark Sugrue gone is he not with U.C.C. this year ? Luke Connolly is a sub on sunday but I think Sugrue is a better player ...they might be small in stature but Alan and Stephen Cronin are brilliant intelligent footballers and ideal corner backs ....interesting I did not see there names on the U.C.C. team in the Sigerson ?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8 Folers23


    solwhit12 wrote: »
    Team is as good as what is available full back line is inexperienced alright.goalie is shocking IMO he's kick outs are causing a lot of the midfield problems the hardly reach the half back line don't mind midfield.

    I think the team is okay except the 6 backs are lined out in the complete wrong order. Surely lining up like below makes more sense?

    2. O'Sullivan
    3. Cadogan
    4. Loughrey (not ideal)
    5. Clancy
    6. Clancy
    7. O'Driscoll

    I think the kick out problem is a mixture of O'Halloran and the midfield being poor if im brutally honest.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 355 ✭✭sean mac


    Folers agree totally,the balance of the defence is alk over the place;cadogan has to be at 3.If kens kickouts havent improved significantly we are in trouble,cant go short too often vs top teams as they will turn you over


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 355 ✭✭sean mac


    Folers agree totally,the balance of the defence is alk over the place;cadogan has to be at 3.If kens kickouts havent improved significantly we are in trouble,cant go short too often vs top teams as they will turn you over


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Folers23 wrote: »
    I think the team is okay except the 6 backs are lined out in the complete wrong order. Surely lining up like below makes more sense?

    2. O'Sullivan
    3. Cadogan
    4. Loughrey (not ideal)
    5. Clancy
    6. Clancy
    7. O'Driscoll

    I think the kick out problem is a mixture of O'Halloran and the midfield being poor if im brutally honest.
    I'd switch Sullivan will get burned pace and acceleration on turn so can't be corner back


    Full back he's be okay as he stats solid square outstanding league final v mayo
    Cadogan should be corner
    Obviously other corner has problems
    Clancy loughrey much better half back
    At push have Clancy not ucc corner

    You would think back would change but you never know with this crowd

    I mist say be fair Denis hurley give reasoned debate tonight regards cork
    I read some utter rubbish day before another journo in cork fans too eccentric and needed chill and relax so what relegated as wouldn't make matter championship v Kerry total wring imo

    Denis spot on build coherent unit vital for cork

    He said had valid points that winning league not be end all but least agreed to you can't dismiss it totally and more less staying up vital

    He did mention the lack coach and said be interested how things shape with ronan Mccarthy

    And cuthbert you would think does bulk training

    He said pat Flanagan part play likely
    Maybe that's case but anyone I ask cuthbhert doing main part it

    Now he raises valid point keeping information low key cork coaching may be good
    Imo I don't think would affect cork in kerry we all know o Neill coaching, cork under twenty one football we all know gene I's coaching

    I agree with concepts coaching drill kept low key but announced coach is no great advantage opposition as all teams you know who coach is

    He said a defeat could on back Waterford loss pierce moral further and may be difficult to gain momentum

    On other hand he correctly said hasn't happened yet so he said let's not assume all things are doom and gloom and he does say things not perfect by any means but lay off obituaries for a while


    Imo well balanced article which I think my view all you want cork fan

    Fair point nothing happened yet hopefully I hope cork win Sunday
    I hope that if unfortunately cork do loose though that things though are looked at

    Be fair all credit due there was acknowledged things far from perfect cork football and as said be that's all you ask for imo honesty Like you see munster rubgy


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,265 ✭✭✭ciarriaithuaidh


    CORKDOUBLE wrote: »
    Lads where has Mark Sugrue gone is he not with U.C.C. this year ? Luke Connolly is a sub on sunday but I think Sugrue is a better player ...they might be small in stature but Alan and Stephen Cronin are brilliant intelligent footballers and ideal corner backs ....interesting I did not see there names on the U.C.C. team in the Sigerson ?

    Alan was with UCC last year, must have left college I'd say. Stephen Cronin is in 1st year in UCC I'm told and therefore ineligible for Sigerson.

    Sugrue definitely came on in a game earlier in the year for UCC, so not sure is he injured or what. He wasn't on the UCC panel on Tuesday.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Cork minor panel very close been finalised
    Around thirty this week cut it to
    I told this evening cork played challenge other night v cork selection with lord mayor cup

    Cork won
    I know full team but won't say all but main points
    Few lads got recall from panel
    Cian Collins got game goal
    Declan Dalton outfield played
    Bill hennwsy played but told if correct played midfield not corner back where tried earlier games
    Darragh o brien played centre back and with seadna smith meant be very good

    So far no stone left unturned by management and all panel players and they all deserves immense credit for work so far and those not fortunately make cut deserve immense credit in there's huge competition this year and there are some very very hard calls

    April coming soon pretty fast now


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,741 ✭✭✭The White Feather


    TTM, I assume you would know this but what age is Collins the Cork hurling goalkeeper? wasnt he playing Under 21 when he was 18 or something outrageous like that? Just trying to think what age he is now.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    TTM, I assume you would know this but what age is Collins the Cork hurling goalkeeper? wasnt he playing Under 21 when he was 18 or something outrageous like that? Just trying to think what age he is now.

    Patrick is nineteenth

    Played minor and under twenty one last two years

    Three years left st under twenty one


    Awesmoric sensation absolutely gem of talent goalie haa it all and so so so much more


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1




  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 169 ✭✭Hurleratheart


    Alan was with UCC last year, must have left college I'd say. Stephen Cronin is in 1st year in UCC I'm told and therefore ineligible for Sigerson.

    Sugrue definitely came on in a game earlier in the year for UCC, so not sure is he injured or what. He wasn't on the UCC panel on Tuesday.

    was wondering as well why no mention of those Cronins from Nemo - they've ben unlucky with injuries - Steven had shoulder op im sure after 21s last year

    thanks for update


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 169 ✭✭Hurleratheart


    Canyon86 wrote: »
    anybody fancy rochestown to beat ard scoil on the 31st lads?

    be good to see a cork school still in the loop

    if there right they have fantastic chance

    i hope they have enough hurling done


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Every great great team is beaten on a day and I think ard scoil if there going beaten will loose team like cork side


    I fancy them to win
    Hsmmies pushed them all the way but richestown are much better balanced at full back and I think they will win this

    If they do there at least guaranteed two more games

    No injuries and hear meaney likely start they have huge chance


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 467 ✭✭Richmond Ultra


    http://www.the42.ie/ucc-ul-fitzgibbon-cup-1910122-Jan2015/
    Great see cadogan lehane getting goals

    All cork forwards this year getting goals good sign

    Murphy must be injured hopefully will not be too serious
    Cit won also good for cork hurling

    Murphy was dropped in place of tom Devine with Dan Roche going back. Its just Cunningham trying his dummy teams as well. Why do GAA teams bother with this stupid tradition.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 303 ✭✭Smith614


    Every great great team is beaten on a day and I think ard scoil if there going beaten will loose team like cork side


    I fancy them to win
    Hsmmies pushed them all the way but richestown are much better balanced at full back and I think they will win this

    If they do there at least guaranteed two more games

    No injuries and hear meaney likely start they have huge chance

    TTM... I was not overly impressed with ASR V Hammies and think Rocco have a huge chance but still a player like Ronan Lynch can dictate this game unless ball is kept away from him with puckouts etc. Hammies played well but couldn't seem to get past the ASR half back line. If Rocco can get on top at 3 & 6 its going to be a massive advantage. This should be a cracker . Rocco for me.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Murphy was dropped in place of tom fevine with Dan Roche going back. Its just Cunningham trying his dummy teams as well. Why do GAA teams bother with this stupid tradition.
    thanks that

    Yeah was wondering that alright

    Daniel roche good tapping fast hurler but lacks aggressive bite in he's hurling imo

    Murphy is much better than him

    I agree dummy teams annoy me and this joke waiting last minute name team

    Like limerick in fairness wait til the day probably to name team Waterford Crystal, very hard journalist people preview the game

    Dublin football same no team yet for Sunday

    They have bring in rule by Thursday or Friday latest imo


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Smith614 wrote: »
    TTM... I was not overly impressed with ASR V Hammies and think Rocco have a huge chance but still a player like Ronan Lynch can dictate this game unless ball is kept away from him with puckouts etc. Hammies played well but couldn't seem to get past the ASR half back line. If Rocco can get on top at 3 & 6 its going to be a massive advantage. This should be a cracker . Rocco for me.

    Yeah the key as well was best man markers Joe o mahogany went half back when should started corner back eoin o brien went corner to half and had be sunbed as both had tough days from opponents


    Mickey mickey will take watching but Douglas have men ti mark him
    Lynch is heartbeat the team I agree




    Grimes and hoinhsn are very good but cormac and Kingston more than able for them


    That full back hogan is good but can as eoin reilly proved with three points be taken for scores


    Would you drop Kingston in on him to get a goal?? Or keep him half forward floating??

    Tough call imo


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 467 ✭✭Richmond Ultra


    thanks that

    Yeah was wondering that alright

    Daniel roche good tapping fast hurler but lacks aggressive bite in he's hurling imo

    Murphy is much better than him

    I agree dummy teams annoy me and this joke waiting last minute name team

    Like limerick in fairness wait til the day probably to name team Waterford Crystal, very hard journalist people preview the game

    Dublin football same no team yet for Sunday

    They have bring in rule by Thursday or Friday latest imo

    I was covering the game yesterday and its nearly a running joke for UCC games that you need to find John Grainger so as to get the correct team. Then GMIT made 7 changes to the squad with midfielders being put corner forward etc so I suppose UCC wasn't that bad.

    Their is also a little rumour on the grapevine that both Queens and IT Sligo fielded ineligible players in their game so UCC could get a walkover but as one would say watch this space.
    The players are supposed to fall under the Aidan Walsh rule by swapping colleges etc too often even though UUJ get through with lads doing bouncer courses in college. Like who goes to college on a scholarship to be a bouncer.:P.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    I was covering the game yesterday and its nearly a running joke for UCC games that you need to find John Grainger so as to get the correct team. Then GMIT made 7 changes to the squad with midfielders being put corner forward etc so I suppose UCC wasn't that bad.

    Their is also a little rumour on the grapevine that both Queens and IT Sligo fielded ineligible players in their game so UCC could get a walkover but as one would say watch this space.
    The players are supposed to fall under the Aidan Walsh rule by swapping colleges etc too often even though UUJ get through with lads doing bouncer courses in college. Like who goes to college on a scholarship to be a bouncer.:P.


    Jesus should be interesting

    In a way though would ucc be hindered with no game would be better with game

    Would not matter though if gap between semi and quatre was small enough

    Ucc football team will take some team beat them imo


    Yeah it joke for ye guys I'd say trying get names alright those matches


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 303 ✭✭Smith614


    Kingston roaming I think is the best and most effective way for him. He seems to have the full package. Would let him at 14 for a while but a waste if they cant get the ball to him. Is Meaney going to start? Peter Casey is a good corner forward for ASR with senior Na Piarsaigh experience. In these conditins goals are going to be vital and I think Rocco have the better full back line.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Smith614 wrote: »
    Kingston roaming I think is the best and most effective way for him. He seems to have the full package. Would let him at 14 for a while but a waste if they cant get the ball to him. Is Meaney going to start? Peter Casey is a good corner forward for ASR with senior Na Piarsaigh experience. In these conditins goals are going to be vital and I think Rocco have the better full back line.

    I think he will word is he is
    If not at half time but they know you can't let ard scoil get lead chase them

    There normal control games but I think that once on back foot unfamiliar territory and they could struggle


    Yeah fair point bout Kingston

    Interesting if Kingston has good game si lynch put him
    If so fine as they will limit each other and Kingston well able him last year but lynch has hand injury then be fair

    Casey is dangerous alright
    Mickey maxkey also


    Gillwne centre forward cashnsn has long day ahead but I have no fear cashman he'll be fine


    Griffin should be fine inside

    They have soild spine team excellent coaches and full package to beat ard scoil

    This will be like a game of chess as moran as proved v Hammies is tactically good as move Gullane at centre forward was a surprise but a mastee stroke

    Goals be crucial tomorrow jusr one could do but I think there's goal for richestown there


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 571 ✭✭✭Figsy32


    With Powter and Cormack inside and Lynch and Kingston coming from deeper there's goals in that forward line. Winning ball from puck outs will have to be a lot better than against Nenagh, both in the air and on the ground from breaks. In fairness, they're a team with a lot of fight and leadership so I wouldn't put it past then but it's a big ask.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 347 ✭✭commonsense.


    Smith614 wrote:
    TTM... I was not overly impressed with ASR V Hammies and think Rocco have a huge chance but still a player like Ronan Lynch can dictate this game unless ball is kept away from him with puckouts etc. Hammies played well but couldn't seem to get past the ASR half back line. If Rocco can get on top at 3 & 6 its going to be a massive advantage. This should be a cracker . Rocco for me.


    Word is Rochestown have 1 major injury concern. Intensive physio and rehab during the week. Hopefully dosen't come down to injuries working against them again for the second sucessive year.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 252 ✭✭rughug


    Patrick is nineteenth

    Played minor and under twenty one last two years

    Three years left st under twenty one


    Awesmoric sensation absolutely gem of talent goalie haa it all and so so so much more


    I hope to god he is after working on the flight / trajectory of his puckouts. I watched him in the minor hurling cship v waterford in pairc ui rinn was it 2 years ago and i wouldnt like to have been half forward. They took too long to drop thus giving the physical backs all the advantage. He needs to perfect a lower zippy ball flight and give his forwards a chance. Other than that great shot stopper.Big future.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 169 ✭✭Hurleratheart


    Rohestown V Ard Scoil put back to 3pm

    Charleville 3pm tomorrow


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