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Cork GAA Discussion Thread

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


    I reckon 3 or 4 changes in personnel form q/final, mainly in the forwards, including one or two surprises. A few positional switches as well.
    Training has gone extremely well by all accounts with this bunch being the best prepared minor team in several years.
    Serious talent within the forwards despite Kingstons possible absence. Word is he could yet play some part. Even if he dosent, I think there is just too much fire power for Limerick to contain if Cork perform on the night.

    Hugely unlikely he'll play any part with the serious nature of he's injury

    It's not about fire power also
    Defence wins you games as we learned at senior so defence has to have a balance of leadership pace hurling but also a presence in some one who will hold he's line and only interest is to protect the goal and is strong in the air


    This will be a game from what I hear dictated by sweeper so Cork have to be ready and forget about the ist game as that like I said then had no real relevance to this game and you'll see two very different teams

    Saich hopefully will make the panel as he played well for Kilworth in the intermediate the other night, Dunne and Dalton senior for iklollly and looney thank fully came through the football okay and Chris o leary back with club after the leaving cert so all the cork lads are playing at the high level of their club

    Huge huge game and limerick will be tough considering how hard it's to beat the same team twice your missing your captain and away from home


    Well coached cork team and a fine side but circumstances have not helped them but these fine lads will give it their all and that's all you can ask for as they have trained well and done all that was asked all year


    It's totally unfair the pressure their on but I said this before this is unfortunate going to be the case for any Cork minor team until one wins a game and the years neglect under age caused this just like kerry minor football had huge pressure last year
    Even in the Sunday times yesterday the minors were mentioned as good team


    If cork win they will get better and better as they will play with more freedom

    Honestly I don't think Cork lads could done more in the lead up to the game and their a credit to the county the way they trained and prepared all year so far
    Hopefully they will get luck as last year they had no luck with a lot playing the weekend of the game and the Monday night also etc and lost two starting players so early so with Kingston injury and the unlucky draw cork minor hurling deserves some luck


    Hopefully cork will bring a huge crowd to limerick as limerick will after the senior game bring big support to limerick
    If cork had Kingston I'd been sure of the win
    This is now a very close game


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


    Orizio wrote: »
    Gunning, Saich, Bourke, McCarthy, Keanneally, Murphy, O'Leary, Healy and Josh Beasuang underage for next year afaik.

    Chris o leary is overage but niall is eligible and is a terrific prospect at half back not corner though
    Saich will be unbelievable in time
    I mentioned him a year ago here
    He has everything you want in a hurler


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 786 ✭✭✭TheNap


    Doesnt look all doom and gloom for Cork.

    Would be good if they could win an AI this year or next year with this current crop of youngsters.


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


    TheNap wrote: »
    Doesnt look all doom and gloom for Cork.

    Would be good if they could win an AI this year or next year with this current crop of youngsters.

    What code you reference to? please


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 786 ✭✭✭TheNap


    What code you reference to? please


    Minor hurling. I'd like if they do well this year or next . I mean no harm . I like way Cork play the game :D


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 66 ✭✭pluszap


    Doubt surrounding mark ellis after injury at training sat morning.


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


    Tickets got for Wexford sat. Night. Busy week ahead , minor match Thursday night, Wexford Saturday and Killarney Sunday. Hopefully 3 wins to keep us happy. Costly week but we love it.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15 North by Northwest


    Busy week for sure. Gonna stick with the football side of things myself for Wednesday & Sunday although I'd love to go to Wexford. And yes, in spite of everything, I love it too.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,775 ✭✭✭The White Feather


    Is the Cork V Wexford game on tv?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15 North by Northwest


    Wexford game on Sky afaik


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


    pluszap wrote:
    Doubt surrounding mark ellis after injury at training sat morning.


    Yes, heard that today. And a suggestion that SON will not be available for rest of championship if Cork progress. Not at all confident now about beating Wexford now.


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


    http://www.the42.ie/cork-kerry-munster-junior-football-final-2015-2187378-Jun2015/
    It's a strong kerry team with the full forward line very strong with hickey and Cox and midfield very good but Cork have a strong side but this is the best kerry side in the last five years so it should be a good game and hopefully home advantage will stand to cork But kerry have put a huge emphasis on this game this year


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 51 ✭✭Dapperdan


    Couldn't believe what I was reading here from John Fogarty of the Examiner today
    http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/columnists/john-fogarty/john-fogarty-managing-cork-and-fickle-fans-can-make-you-cynical-creature-339871.html

    Does he factor in the cost of being a full time Cork supporter? People simply do not have the disposable incomes they used to these days. The National League this year, the footballers faced four trips up north and the hurlers trips to Galway and Dublin, how were supporters going to go to all those games and that's even before the championship trips began and he's on about the lack of Cork supporters in Omagh!?

    His own county Dublin fill Croker with bandwagoners, fans of every county drink at every game, Kerry supporters are well known not to attend until later in the championship.

    A flawed and ill-informed article.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,372 ✭✭✭zetecescort


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

    Cork U18 Hurling Team v Limerick
    1: Declan Dalton (Fr O'Neills)

    2: Seadnaidh Smyth (Midleton)

    3: David Griffin (Carrigaline)

    4: Conor McCarthy (Blarney)

    5: Mark Coleman (Blarney)

    6. Eoghan Murphy (Sarsfields) Capt.

    7: David Lowney (Clonakilty)

    8: Chris O'Leary (Valley Rovers)

    9: Darragh Fitzgibbon (Charleville)

    10: Liam Healy (Sarsfields)

    11: Michael O'Halloran (Blackrock)

    12: Tim O'Mahony (Shandrum)

    13: Sean Powter (Douglas)

    14: Ciaran Cormack (Blackrock)

    15: John Looney (Aghada)

    Subs:

    16: Barry Kenneally (Cuchulainns)

    17: Niall O'Leary (Castlelyons)

    18: John Cashman (Blackrock)

    19: Conor Cahalane (St Finbarrs)

    20: Billy Hennessy (St Finbarrs)

    21: Donal English (Sarsfields)

    22: Billy Dunne (Fr O’Neills)

    23: Robbie O'Flynn (Erins Own)

    24: Robert Bourke (Ballincollig)

    25: Shane Kingston (Douglas)

    Extended Panel:

    Cian Collins (Charleville)

    Liam Coughlan (Glen Rovers)

    Darragh O’Brien (Killeagh/St Itas)

    Kevin Murphy (Killeagh/St Itas)

    Jeremy Saich (Kilworth)

    Cormac Beausang (Midleton)

    Danny Gunning (Na Piarsaigh)

    Josh Beausang (St. Colemans)

    Stephen Sherlock (St. Finbarrs)



    Selectors: Denis Ring (Fermoy) Manager; John O’Dwyer (Ballincollig) Coach; John Mortell (Ballyhea); Liam Martin (Glen Rovers); Pat Hartnett (Midleton)

    Strength and Conditioning Coach: Richard O’Leary (Ballygarvan)

    Medical Officer: Dr. Paddy Burke

    Physiotherapists: John O’Mahony, John O’Meara, Aishling Tompkins

    Logistics: Derek Connolly

    Stats: Mike Mortell and Mike McGrath

    Video Analysis: Len Browne, John Ring, Sean O’Donnell

    Maor Camann/Uisce: Fergal Condon, John Ring


    Tickets available from usual Centra and SuperValu outlets - check our Store Locator on menu bar for your nearest store and at the Stadium on evening of game.

    Buy Tickets online: gaa.tickets.ie


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


    Very strong forwards and fine individual hurling in the backs but I'm surprised by the six backs in terms balance as a unit


    Very surprised Saich gunning didn't make the bench
    It's not that the lads there instead are not good far from it but these two lads yes young but are exceptional


    Backs worry me in half back line will have a huge test v Mackey and flangan and I just think for this game cashman and Murphy Killeagh be better starting as they have harty cup experience and it's vital

    I'm huge fan of Coleman but imo rather him at midfield and o leary at half back but o leary will play a sweeper and is terrific hurler

    Strong team from midfield up in particular but half back line is the same as the ist day while limerick will be improves at half forward and they caused cork problem the last days and high ball cashman of Kevin Murphy or cahalane would imo be perfect here


    Kingston on the bench is good to see and while it's unlikely he'll get much game time fitness wise he's presence on the panel is a great boost to the team

    I'm huge fan of ring record as manager and he's prepared this team will so I put my faith in him but I'm surprised by the defence picked for this particular game but Cork have a very strong bench so options are there if needed


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 860 ✭✭✭lim4ev


    Very strong forwards and fine individual hurling in the backs but I'm surprised by the six backs in terms balance as a unit


    Very surprised Saich gunning didn't make the bench
    It's not that the lads there instead are not good far from it but these two lads yes young but are exceptional


    Backs worry me in half back line will have a huge test v Mackey and flangan and I just think for this game cashman and Murphy Killeagh be better starting as they have harty cup experience and it's vital

    I'm huge fan of Coleman but imo rather him at midfield and o leary at half back but o leary will play a sweeper and is terrific hurler

    Strong team from midfield up in particular but half back line is the same as the ist day while limerick will be improves at half forward and they caused cork problem the last days and high ball cashman of Kevin Murphy or cahalane would imo be perfect here


    Kingston on the bench is good to see and while it's unlikely he'll get much game time fitness wise he's presence on the panel is a great boost to the team

    I'm huge fan of ring record as manager and he's prepared this team will so I put my faith in him but I'm surprised by the defence picked for this particular game but Cork have a very strong bench so options are there if needed

    They may need those options TTM i haven't a clue about cork but that's a decent Limerick forward unit but like you i'd be nervous of our backs


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


    Limerick

    1. Eoghan McNamama (captain)(Doon)

    2. Thomas Hayes (Doon)

    3. Conor McSweeney (South Liberties)

    4. Jack O Grady (Knockainey)

    5. Conor Byrnes (Murroe Boher)

    6. Paddy O Loughlin (Kilmallock)

    7. Conor Houlihan (Na Piarsaigh)

    8. Darragh Carroll (Kilteely Dromkeen)

    9. Thomas Grimes (Na Piarsaigh)

    10. Kyle Hayes (Kildimo Pallaskenry)

    11. Seamus Flanagan (Feohanagh Castlemahon)

    12. Brian Ryan (South Liberties)

    13. Peter Casey (Na Piarsaigh)

    14. Mickey Mackey (Adare)

    15. Barry Murphy (Doon).

    Subs:

    16. Adam O Brien (Ahane)

    17. Colum Carroll (Ahane)

    18. Conor Boylan (Na Piarsaigh)

    19. Willie O Meara (Askeaton)

    20. Ciaran O Connor (Kilmallock,)

    21. Oisin O Reilly (Kilmallock)

    22. Eoin Ryan (Adare)

    23. Paudie Ahern (Kileedy)

    24. Cian Flynn Magner (Kileedy).



    Very strong limerick team and changed from the ist day and flangan won't be boxed in full forward so he'll be a huge threat ball winning out the field and he drifts in to space so him and Ryan at half forward who playing senior for liberties and is fine hurler brother senior last year tom can win ball and Murphy or Mackey likely drop back from full forward so a two man full forward line inside with likely Murphy drop out half forward and he's played senior doon last two years and as showed doon v ag in harty cup where he gave awesome display long distance scoring they have forwards to score

    Mackey is outstanding also as five points around for ard scoil v Hamilton from play so he can play half forward also
    Some fans wanted Paddy louhghin full forward but he's played senior for kilmsllock there but imo much better back and he's full back or centre and limerick have plenty of forwards

    That limerick team has a strong central core in centre back and midfield with grimes both experience from last year and Carol who is outstanding and likely play sweeper between half back and midfield like o leary for Cork and flangan is experienced from last year with casey also and Murphy would been on last year panel so limerick are extremely strong and I wouldn't buy in to ist game Cork ten points better

    This game is a totally different kettle of fish and limerick while naturally not as strong as last year to be fair to daly etc picked a strong team on paper

    Cork full back and centre back is strong and half forward and full is good and with Dalton and griffin and leary and o mahony and cormack and looney cork have leaders like limerick

    Cork will have a sweeper in the full back line with limerick having two forwards so smith could very well be that man but I hope he isn't and he's a man marker on casey and Coleman etc is the sweeper as Coleman from playing midfield with the club would be suited to such a game
    It will be interesting to see how cork set up in defence and who is the sweeper.


    Lowney is a terrific player as is Coleman but I for this game would have had cashman in the half back line as none Coleman Lowney due no fault their own played harty cup and I just feel in game like this at half back harty cup experience would be vital and cashman has that with Kevin Murphy who while young had outstanding year with youghal and would faced and over came top quality forwards all year long in the harty cup. Fitzgibbon is a good hurler at midfield


    These are difficult calls to be fair for management as Lowney etc could very well have outstanding games but imo harty cup experience is vital here



    Looking at the gunning and coughlan playing senior hurling for the glen recently as a sub, young Saich playing intermediate for Kilworth and outstanding for colmans v Castleroy harty cup and Darragh o brien who excellent player and Kevin Murphy who is l already mentioned while I think they are unlucky in some cases they not in the match day panel the lads ahead them be fair have been good all year and are very good players and it shows the strength in cork hurling this year at minor that as I said in January there's a huge pick this year

    John sullivan eligible next year outstanding for Rochestown at under sixteen b winning team this year and harty cup and outstanding senior bride Rovers Shane Walsh and dan landers Killeagh who played some senior with them are not on the panel and that shows imo huge strength in depth cork have this year

    This will be close and limerick are munster championship last two years and should been all Ireland final the year before last for hawk eye and course would as many limerick fans say won all Ireland last year no disrespect Kilkenny but for some poor decision lead up to the all ireland final so limerick can't be underestimated at all


    Cork are terribly unlucky that they the last year years have to play limerick the Munster champion's away from home in a knock out game and like last year with injuries this year Kingston is a huge loss
    Hopefully cork get a bit of luck as ring and Co have been unlucky with the draw and injuries the last two Years


    This panel has came through the system the last few years and with a proven competent manager in a well proven ring from Cork minors, colmans fermoy and Hartnett with midelton under twenty one team winning county and dwyer and the amount involved in the back room team this set up has had the preparation and balance of playing talent and good management that imo other teams of the past may not have had

    Cork have a strong bench with cahalane a fine hurler, Hennessy from old Christian who had fine run in the Munster b competition, Collins intermediate charville keeper, Dunne who played senior Imokilly last week, and Robbie flynn who played for Christians also and senior games this year with eirnns own cork have options

    Nobody wants to put pressure on any young lads but most in cork know due to the famine at senior and under age with under twenty one now again beaten there's a lot of expectation on this set up in this game but Cork have good set up within to help these lads

    To beat limerick twice in the one season would be a phenomenon achievement
    It will be a huge ask but certainly if things go well on the night it's achievable but this is a tough game imo to call a winner
    Hopefully there's a huge cork crowd at it as these young panel and coaches have done all that's been asked of this year and deserve huge support for the game and I expect a big crowd at this game
    Best of luck to them.


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


    Limerick

    1. Eoghan McNamama (captain)(Doon)

    2. Thomas Hayes (Doon)

    3. Conor McSweeney (South Liberties)

    4. Jack O Grady (Knockainey)

    5. Conor Byrnes (Murroe Boher)

    6. Paddy O Loughlin (Kilmallock)

    7. Conor Houlihan (Na Piarsaigh)

    8. Darragh Carroll (Kilteely Dromkeen)

    9. Thomas Grimes (Na Piarsaigh)

    10. Kyle Hayes (Kildimo Pallaskenry)

    11. Seamus Flanagan (Feohanagh Castlemahon)

    12. Brian Ryan (South Liberties)

    13. Peter Casey (Na Piarsaigh)

    14. Mickey Mackey (Adare)

    15. Barry Murphy (Doon).

    Subs:

    16. Adam O Brien (Ahane)

    17. Colum Carroll (Ahane)

    18. Conor Boylan (Na Piarsaigh)

    19. Willie O Meara (Askeaton)

    20. Ciaran O Connor (Kilmallock,)

    21. Oisin O Reilly (Kilmallock)

    22. Eoin Ryan (Adare)

    23. Paudie Ahern (Kileedy)

    24. Cian Flynn Magner (Kileedy).



    Very strong limerick team and changed from the ist day and flangan won't be boxed in full forward so he'll be a huge threat ball winning out the field and he drifts in to space so him and Ryan at half forward who playing senior for liberties and is fine hurler brother senior last year tom can win ball and Murphy or Mackey likely drop back from full forward so a two man full forward line inside with likely Murphy drop out half forward and he's played senior doon last two years and as showed doon v ag in harty cup where he gave awesome display long distance scoring they have forwards to score

    Mackey is outstanding also as five points around for ard scoil v Hamilton from play so he can play half forward also
    Some fans wanted Paddy louhghin full forward but he's played senior for kilmsllock there but imo much better back and he's full back or centre and limerick have plenty of forwards

    That limerick team has a strong central core in centre back and midfield with grimes both experience from last year and Carol who is outstanding and likely play sweeper between half back and midfield like o leary for Cork and flangan is experienced from last year with casey also and Murphy would been on last year panel so limerick are extremely strong and I wouldn't buy in to ist game Cork ten points better

    This game is a totally different kettle of fish and limerick while naturally not as strong as last year to be fair to daly etc picked a strong team on paper

    Cork full back and centre back is strong and half forward and full is good and with Dalton and griffin and leary and o mahony and cormack and looney cork have leaders like limerick

    Cork will have a sweeper in the full back line with limerick having two forwards so smith could very well be that man but I hope he isn't and he's a man marker on casey and Coleman etc is the sweeper as Coleman from playing midfield with the club would be suited to such a game
    It will be interesting to see how cork set up in defence and who is the sweeper.


    Lowney is a terrific player as is Coleman but I for this game would have had cashman in the half back line as none Coleman Lowney due no fault their own played harty cup and I just feel in game like this at half back harty cup experience would be vital and cashman has that with Kevin Murphy who while young had outstanding year with youghal and would faced and over came top quality forwards all year long in the harty cup. Fitzgibbon is a good hurler at midfield


    These are difficult calls to be fair for management as Lowney etc could very well have outstanding games but imo harty cup experience is vital here



    Looking at the gunning and coughlan playing senior hurling for the glen recently as a sub, young Saich playing intermediate for Kilworth and outstanding for colmans v Castleroy harty cup and Darragh o brien who excellent player and Kevin Murphy who is l already mentioned while I think they are unlucky in some cases they not in the match day panel the lads ahead them be fair have been good all year and are very good players and it shows the strength in cork hurling this year at minor that as I said in January there's a huge pick this year

    John sullivan eligible next year outstanding for Rochestown at under sixteen b winning team this year and harty cup and outstanding senior bride Rovers Shane Walsh and dan landers Killeagh who played some senior with them are not on the panel and that shows imo huge strength in depth cork have this year

    This will be close and limerick are munster championship last two years and should been all Ireland final the year before last for hawk eye and course would as many limerick fans say won all Ireland last year no disrespect Kilkenny but for some poor decision lead up to the all ireland final so limerick can't be underestimated at all


    Cork are terribly unlucky that they the last year years have to play limerick the Munster champion's away from home in a knock out game and like last year with injuries this year Kingston is a huge loss
    Hopefully cork get a bit of luck as ring and Co have been unlucky with the draw and injuries the last two Years


    This panel has came through the system the last few years and with a proven competent manager in a well proven ring from Cork minors, colmans fermoy and Hartnett with midelton under twenty one team winning county and dwyer and the amount involved in the back room team this set up has had the preparation and balance of playing talent and good management that imo other teams of the past may not have had

    Cork have a strong bench with cahalane a fine hurler, Hennessy from old Christian who had fine run in the Munster b competition, Collins intermediate charville keeper, Dunne who played senior Imokilly last week, and Robbie flynn who played for Christians also and senior games this year with eirnns own cork have options

    Nobody wants to put pressure on any young lads but most in cork know due to the famine at senior and under age with under twenty one now again beaten there's a lot of expectation on this set up in this game but Cork have good set up within to help these lads

    To beat limerick twice in the one season would be a phenomenon achievement
    It will be a huge ask but certainly if things go well on the night it's achievable but this is a tough game imo to call a winner
    Hopefully there's a huge cork crowd at it as these young panel and coaches have done all that's been asked of this year and deserve huge support for the game and I expect a big crowd at this game
    Best of luck to them.

    i agree with a lot said here
    Cahsman in hard luck but will be waiting in wings
    delited for powter

    mccarthy is nephew of tomas mulcahy so has hurling in his blood
    ill be in Limerick to support team and hope we have gud support
    if cokr play potential they will win

    didnt those lads looney murphy play harty with midelton this year?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 135 ✭✭Cu Baire


    Limerick



    To beat limerick twice in the one season would be a phenomenon achievement
    It will be a huge ask but certainly if things go well on the night it's achievable but this is a tough game imo to call a winner

    Best of luck to them.

    I disagree and am surprised that someone who is rarely wrong does not see that this Limerick team is well off the standard of last years team and of this cork team.
    I will predict that cork will win this game by a similar margin to their first meeting, if note more.
    I hope nobody comes on here after the game talking up one set of management and tactics and blaming the other. cork have the better players, the better team and the better panel and for these reasons will win this match comfortably.


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


    Cu Baire wrote: »
    I disagree and am surprised that someone who is rarely wrong does not see that this Limerick team is well off the standard of last years team and of this cork team.
    I will predict that cork will win this game by a similar margin to their first meeting, if note more.
    I hope nobody comes on here after the game talking up one set of management and tactics and blaming the other. cork have the better players, the better team and the better panel and for these reasons will win this match comfortably.

    your asking for it now Cu Baire
    I hope your right


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 135 ✭✭Cu Baire


    your asking for it now Cu Baire
    I hope your right
    And I hope I am wrong.
    Not asking for anything just giving a straightforward prediction with no hiding behind half page posts that I can pull a line or two out of to show I am right even if I am wrong everywhere else.
    There are plenty of people on here who know their hurling and football. Quantity is no indicator of quality.


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


    Cu Baire wrote: »
    I disagree and am surprised that someone who is rarely wrong does not see that this Limerick team is well off the standard of last years team and of this cork team.
    I will predict that cork will win this game by a similar margin to their first meeting, if note more.
    I hope nobody comes on here after the game talking up one set of management and tactics and blaming the other. cork have the better players, the better team and the better panel and for these reasons will win this match comfortably.
    I would disagree totally
    This is a good limerick side with a lot of the lads like Ryan carol Hayes etc ran cork to point in under seventh last year or so when limerick despite playing second game in half hour and had legislate goal disallowed and fact nothing between them at harty cup in cork and limerick school both won some games and McNamama Hayes carol with Murphy flangan Hayes Brian Ryan and casey and Loughlin this is a very good limerick side


    People compare them to the exception of lynch boys la touch Cosgrove and course Barry Nash etc and say there not as good and yes that's true as last year were a except team but that doesn't mean this team isn't good

    Yes both teams are even and no one I talk to from limerick believes limerick will loose by that margin
    Yes tactics will have a major bearing as sweeper will be evident and this will be tactical



    Just to clear up I'm not always right and never proclaim to be and am wrong but you and a few other try give that perception


    The forwards on both teams are very strong and limerick have a good half back unit
    The ten points win the ist day means absolutely nothing and this talk cork have turn up and game over fools no one
    This is a close game and limerick have huge hunger from the ist day and won't just give up in limerick and don't forget had a big early lead the last day
    This limerick team is much stronger than the last day


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


    Cu Baire wrote: »
    And I hope I am wrong.
    Not asking for anything just giving a straightforward prediction with no hiding behind half page posts that I can pull a line or two out of to show I am right even if I am wrong everywhere else.
    There are plenty of people on here who know their hurling and football. Quantity is no indicator of quality.
    Shane Kingston is huge huge loss also as he turned game the last day and was excellent goal against them last year and likely be senior panel next year so he's loss can't be underestimated imo


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 786 ✭✭✭TheNap


    When is the minor match on and is it on tv ?


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


    TheNap wrote: »
    When is the minor match on and is it on tv ?

    Thursday night and it isn't unfortunately!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,277 ✭✭✭danganabu


    TheNap wrote: »
    When is the minor match on and is it on tv ?

    Will be highlights on TG4 the following Monday night.


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


    danganabu wrote: »
    Will be highlights on TG4 the following Monday night.

    What time please


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,277 ✭✭✭danganabu


    What time please

    8:30 to 9:30 every Monday night is a highlights programme featuring all the games over the previous 7 days.


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


    Cu Baire wrote:
    ........this Limerick team is well off the standard of last years team and of this cork team. I will predict that cork will win this game by a similar margin to their first meeting, if note more..........cork have the better players, the better team and the better panel and for these reasons will win this match comfortably.


    I agree with some of this. Limerick def not as good as last year as they just don't have the marquee players that last years team had. Don't think they are necessarily way off the standard though.
    Yes, Cork have the better players and panel overall but that dosen't guarantee a Cork win.
    But if they perform to their potential and get it tactically right they will win. Can't see Cork setting themselves up to allow Limerick get a 10 point jump on them like they did first day out.
    And despite Kingstons absence there are 3 other changes that significantly strengthen the team.
    If lady luck remains relatively neutral on the night, Cork by 3 to 6 points.


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


    i agree with a lot said here
    Cahsman in hard luck but will be waiting in wings
    delited for powter

    mccarthy is nephew of tomas mulcahy so has hurling in his blood
    ill be in Limerick to support team and hope we have gud support
    if cokr play potential they will win

    didnt those lads looney murphy play harty with midelton this year?

    hurleratheart is it Conor McCarthy of Blarney that's Tomas Mulcahys nephew ??


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