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Cork GAA Discussion Thread

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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 307 ✭✭cantwbr1


    You asked how did Kildare beat cork. Kildare went into that match without fear based on Corks performance since 2010. They've beaten no one of note. Kerry on the other hand have beaten numerous big teams and are a team to be feared


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,861 ✭✭✭keano25


    Well that just shows how down in the dumps Cork football is.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 34,688 ✭✭✭✭The_Kew_Tour


    No team fears Cork, but that's not my point. Seeing Kildare being this poor shows how bad Cork were last week

    If my mother tongue is shaking the foundations of your state, it probably means you built your state on my land.

    EVENFLOW



  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,034 ✭✭✭Amprodude


    Cork football a shambles. Kerry have the All Ireland in the bag.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 120 ✭✭alphasully


    Looking at how Kildare celebrated after beating Cork last week that was their All Ireland for the year. They never really got out of the blocks today.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 307 ✭✭cantwbr1


    No team fears Cork, but that's not my point. Seeing Kildare being this poor shows how bad Cork were last week

    That is my point. Because Kildare didn't fear cork they were happy to attack them and were justified in doing so.
    Until Cork start beating big teams in the championship all division 2 and 3 teams will be happy to play them and believe they'll win


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,034 ✭✭✭Amprodude


    Dublin only team with the resources to challenge Kerry but Kerry would still beat them. Who will Kerry play in the semi?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,861 ✭✭✭keano25


    Amprodude wrote: »
    Dublin only team with the resources to challenge Kerry but Kerry would still beat them. Who will Kerry play in the semi?

    Monaghan or Tyrone. I fancy Mayo to win the AI this year beating Kerry in the final.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 6,428 ✭✭✭Talib Fiasco


    cantwbr1 wrote: »
    You asked how did Kildare beat cork. Kildare went into that match without fear based on Corks performance since 2010. They've beaten no one of note. Kerry on the other hand have beaten numerous big teams and are a team to be feared

    Beat Galway in 2013, beat Kerry in 2012, beat Kildare in 2012...your argument is invalid. Cork simply played sh*t last week, nothing against Kildare, but a Cork team should never lose to a Kildare team ever. They played sh*t that is all. This is intercounty football, this notion of "fear" or "no fear" is bollocks.


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


    cantwbr1 wrote: »
    You asked how did Kildare beat cork. Kildare went into that match without fear based on Corks performance since 2010. They've beaten no one of note. Kerry on the other hand have beaten numerous big teams and are a team to be feared
    Your spot on and your correct Kildare never truth ever thought beat kerry but Cork knew were extremely beatable
    All year long I said it i said after false false dawns drawn kerry team cork were awful and I said Kildare were awful team and today proved that and Cork just bad but Kildare better coach than cork not great

    I said this last week here and kerry thread kerry would destroy Kildare second gear
    It's some laugh hear fitzmaurice saying kerry could loose Kildare two days ago
    In fairness over time you do have to applaud admire the kerry yerra


    Reason kerry beat Kildare was unlikely cork had midfield win possession and had creative kick passing half forward line attacked creative guile fast flowing movement cork haven't done in six years since Tyrone all ireland semi final


    Tommy carr said it kerry didn't have focus cork game and Cork got them cold and kerry today beat awful Kildare but Kildare show poor cork was
    Commentator said ah cork unlucky penalty but carr thankfully brought realism table said yes that true but he said kerry had minds off cork when cork failed push on showed once off

    I said this about cork draw was one off
    Kerry proved how bad Kildare were today and second gear and had another pop cork in saying look what we done team destroyed ye


    Course fitzmaurice if kerry win all ireland will say cork tough team faced draw game should lost cork there just rubbing salt wounds

    Course naive fans would belive this nonsense
    Kerry won't hammer Dublin not Dublin hammer kerry either
    It would be close
    Donegal who look tired team brilliant coached and once not tired should beat mayo over rated
    This year and have not been tested

    Galway for hour yesterday showed lot do but progress made and with curran and flynn have midfield and inexperienced vital times cost them but with young team Galway next year be dangerous
    There is nothing in the top four worry cork outside that next year
    Cork should aim to be top four

    Sullivan is being postive as he wants minor job and it seems he's front runner get it
    Clare game I don't know what he brings up could won when truth dominated two games

    He says cork cusp greatness is following on not be negative weeks ago
    He's comments come timings job available so let's keep it in perspective

    Rock superb player but done nothing with under sixteen or any success coaching and worry is he goes in bring Ronan dwayne who while commitment and good intermediate this year over all coaching not great record you would have to wonder are they the best men for the minor

    If ring goes part Hartnett would be better having won county under twenty one midelton
    A very valid point was raised for all ring success minor in should beat limerick two years results still not winning so while I rate ring i understand some questions him on results
    It's valid
    The football next year is going to be kerry Dublin
    Donegal every year more mileage club
    Mayo you feel when loose this year will be transition
    Galway should be top four
    There's golden opportunity for cork football next year to be top four
    As regards Walsh article it was a good piece in the times
    He rightly so praised cuthbhertt for great work development squads
    As I said cuthbhertt should be involved administration and he should be over cork under age development squads or involved in structure cork gaa
    Cuthbhertt has good skills just coaching wasn't one of them
    He should not be lost to cork gaa
    He's ideal over see a project over time period


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


    how can clubs pay for coaches when they'll be paying for PUC?

    That's it exactly he's only putting onus clubs to take pressure off board as clubs say we can't pay it as don't have it so then won't want more gdo

    He's wanting cork job so he's making all right noises

    Now compare him to kavanagh who had honesty say cork county board have money and need invest pitches cork to train and more is needed
    Sullivan is just singing a different tune and when one does you always say why he suddenly changing
    Minor job up for grabs


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


    Rightwing wrote: »
    But weren't you the man telling us on the Limerick thread that JBM was going to achieve 3 in a row. When I saw that I said this post is either genius or half-wit stuff. I knew the answer when Cork failed to beat a very average Clare team in '13.

    I wouldn't like to see JBM go out in this fashion, a drubbing by Galway who luckily shot 23 wides on the day. I agree with you about TJ Ryan, like JBM, a very nice chap but tactically not the best.

    As for the your footballers, they were very unlucky this year, could easily have got to the AI. And I don't think the hurlers are nowhere near as bad as last week, so certainly not all doom and gloom. If every county had a Donal og Cusack complaining on Rte we'd get no match analysis, just attacks on county boards.
    Three in row in what

    Show me the post please
    How could jbm do three row all ireland or munster even when only had one
    I never once mentioned three rows
    I don't rate munster hurling championship as main prize and all ireland felt doing one great never once not once say cork three row


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


    sean mac wrote: »
    I think diarmuid is being optimistic but he has my full respect for putting the effort he is into the underage scene, like so many of the 2010 footballers who are also putting in the effort with the underage groups. In fairness to diarmuid he highlights the absence of full time coaches and he is right to do so. The man is looking at what is being done and his opinion should be respected, even donal o grady thinks 2020 is possible!!
    He does and he doesn't

    He says it as he knows it can't be denied but puts onus back clubs when some barely have funds run themselves and unfair ask ask them more

    Kavanagh called board invest more as have money
    Rock didn't really
    Cork has the money in fairness
    He's commitment and passion can't be questioned
    But as proven other managers you need more manage

    Were now in nearly four years of the twenty
    At best we win all ireland three years but need right manager

    Cusp greatness is not realistic but rock you see wants be one speaking out against this doom gloom cork hurling as be seen leading voice
    No one likes being negative but kk with minors coming up and cody still there kk miles ahead cork absoultey miles ahead
    Saving grace is other counties different reasons next few years may not drive on Cork good manager could be on the same level
    But to beat kk we have no logic to even think about that at present


    You see the rock instead saying cusp greatness could done cork huge favour by using he's articles paper say cork club scene hurling needs change and referee standard in particular and should backed meyler comments on referring cork


    Meyler who was pro board strikes you have admire he's coaching record but fair play he said needed said Cork club scene to be changed
    The rock seems attuide things are not bad as they seem when yes might get credit some people but truth is lot problem cork hurling still

    Cusack isn't liked by many and no denying that he's not always right and has own agendas
    However what he said last week was right and certainly by talk two board members close resign in paper shows some now maybe challenge executive way dealing cork gaa no bad thing in itself
    We all want cork gaa be better but saying things fine then when there not won't change things


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,861 ✭✭✭keano25


    You should change your user name to ramblesontoomuch.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 8,101 ✭✭✭Rightwing


    keano25 wrote: »
    Monaghan or Tyrone. I fancy Mayo to win the AI this year beating Kerry in the final.

    They've got the tough route though, Donegal/Dublin/Kerry. No one would begrudge them if they do it.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 481 ✭✭clerk


    Rightwing wrote: »
    They've got the tough route though, Donegal/Dublin/Kerry. No one would begrudge them if they do it.

    I wouldn't begrudge Mayo the All-Ireland but they've got a brutal draw. I can't see them winning all 3 of those. I can't see them beating Kerry in the final either if it came to that so don't think this Year will be their Year.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,299 ✭✭✭slingerz


    After watching those games today does anyone reckon that a blanket attack is the way to beat the blanket defence. Loading a team with forward minded players to play the game in the opponents half would have to yield benefits. A group of forwards committed to applying intense pressure in the opposition half of the field would overcome this fad in football IMO


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 388 ✭✭Gary Neville


    He does and he doesn't

    He says it as he knows it can't be denied but puts onus back clubs when some barely have funds run themselves and unfair ask ask them more

    Kavanagh called board invest more as have money
    Rock didn't really
    Cork has the money in fairness
    He's commitment and passion can't be questioned
    But as proven other managers you need more manage

    Were now in nearly four years of the twenty
    At best we win all ireland three years but need right manager

    Cusp greatness is not realistic but rock you see wants be one speaking out against this doom gloom cork hurling as be seen leading voice
    No one likes being negative but kk with minors coming up and cody still there kk miles ahead cork absoultey miles ahead
    Saving grace is other counties different reasons next few years may not drive on Cork good manager could be on the same level
    But to beat kk we have no logic to even think about that at present


    You see the rock instead saying cusp greatness could done cork huge favour by using he's articles paper say cork club scene hurling needs change and referee standard in particular and should backed meyler comments on referring cork


    Meyler who was pro board strikes you have admire he's coaching record but fair play he said needed said Cork club scene to be changed
    The rock seems attuide things are not bad as they seem when yes might get credit some people but truth is lot problem cork hurling still

    Cusack isn't liked by many and no denying that he's not always right and has own agendas
    However what he said last week was right and certainly by talk two board members close resign in paper shows some now maybe challenge executive way dealing cork gaa no bad thing in itself
    We all want cork gaa be better but saying things fine then when there not won't change things

    We seemed to produce better players at U21 level than Kerry in the last decade but Kerry seem much better at developing their U21's to Senior Level.

    We had a great U21 side in 2011 but have lost the 2 best players - Walsh and Sheehan. Cahalane is lost to Hurling too and Jamie Wall to such a tragic illness. Clancy, O Rourke, Collins, O Driscoll and Hodnett have made the squad - O Laoire and Alan Cronin didn't quite make the grade.

    8 made the senior squad but only 5 remain.
    Kerry got 9/10 from their 2011 side but it seems that their development has been greater.

    We haven't got things right in coaching or tactics since 2010 - the challenge is even greater now as we have a huge bridge to gap to get to Mayo and Donegals level - Kerry and Dublin look to be at an even slightly higher level again. Donegal, Kerry and Dublin seem to have it pretty right in terms of preparation - we don't know yet whether Mayo's management is good enough but a solid foundation was in place.

    It'll be very interesting to see what information, if any, we get on the discord at CB executive level. Lane and Kennedy seem to be progressive but can they swim against the tide of stooges and yes men ? Frank won't be pleased by Kennedy's tweets and may well have asked a stooge to express this. He's probably oblivious to the fact that most informed opinion holds him accountable for the shameful neglect of underage development.


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


    We seemed to produce better players at U21 level than Kerry in the last decade but Kerry seem much better at developing their U21's to Senior Level.

    We had a great U21 side in 2011 but have lost the 2 best players - Walsh and Sheehan. Cahalane is lost to Hurling too and Jamie Wall to such a tragic illness. Clancy, O Rourke, Collins, O Driscoll and Hodnett have made the squad - O Laoire and Alan Cronin didn't quite make the grade.

    8 made the senior squad but only 5 remain.
    Kerry got 9/10 from their 2011 side but it seems that their development has been greater.

    We haven't got things right in coaching or tactics since 2010 - the challenge is even greater now as we have a huge bridge to gap to get to Mayo and Donegals level - Kerry and Dublin look to be at an even slightly higher level again. Donegal, Kerry and Dublin seem to have it pretty right in terms of preparation - we don't know yet whether Mayo's management is good enough but a solid foundation was in place.

    It'll be very interesting to see what information, if any, we get on the discord at CB executive level. Lane and Kennedy seem to be progressive but can they swim against the tide of stooges and yes men ? Frank won't be pleased by Kennedy's tweets and may well have asked a stooge to express this. He's probably oblivious to the fact that most informed opinion holds him accountable for the shameful neglect of underage development.
    What you say is correct
    But you with the greatest respect tried to convince all just two weeks ago cork were good enough beat any team all ireland bar Dublin and your exact words were huge progress made coaching this year

    Good to see you have observed the logic of last and this weekend games with Kildare and realised coaching was problem last week and as you say since five years ago
    You will hopefully keep in mind coaching and tactics play a huge part in the modern game going forward when you seem to think passion and commitment was good enough
    It's not on its own as admirable as it is

    The next time Cork win a game performance must be looked at than results
    To say leary didn't quite make the grade again your not taking in to effect he never got game time
    You also was of the view deane no pace deserved not start v Kildare which was untrue in deane would been better cork options some cases
    Very hard to dismiss players under last regime when with greatest respect management coaching you would have to question
    The ones you can judge are ones were under previous management didn't make it

    Look at fermanagh today well organised and gave it everything
    There were never going to beat Dublin with the recourses have but McGrath great proven coach got everything out of he's team
    The same can not be said of cork this year imo


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


    slingerz wrote: »
    After watching those games today does anyone reckon that a blanket attack is the way to beat the blanket defence. Loading a team with forward minded players to play the game in the opponents half would have to yield benefits. A group of forwards committed to applying intense pressure in the opposition half of the field would overcome this fad in football IMO
    It's an excellent point
    And v kerry in the under twenty one this year when kerry played a sweeper cork at one stage played seven to force them out
    Its got to be practiced and refined and not just numbers for the sake of it


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,551 ✭✭✭keep going


    Personally I I tjink ye lost the run of yerselves with coaching and are looking at the whole problem back to front.any of you that are involved in coaching underage know the real problem is the lack of a proper structure for playing games at all levells thats the problem, there is a huge push to play a few league games early on that usually are competing with the final stages of a soccer or rugby league for players and then there is long breaks during the summer where the games are switched and changed according to the playing commitment s of a few good players.so enevitably you end up with the summer passing and very few games played.then there is a big rush to get the chamionship played in probably s##t weather in the autumn.not saying for one second coaching is not important but the bottom line is its about playing not training and young lads have other choices now maybe its different in some divisions but how can you see players developing if they are not playing games enough.expecting coaches with inter county teams to coach teams out of nothing when you havent been building from the bottom up is just nuts


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


    We seemed to produce better players at U21 level than Kerry in the last decade but Kerry seem much better at developing their U21's to Senior Level.

    We had a great U21 side in 2011 but have lost the 2 best players - Walsh and Sheehan. Cahalane is lost to Hurling too and Jamie Wall to such a tragic illness. Clancy, O Rourke, Collins, O Driscoll and Hodnett have made the squad - O Laoire and Alan Cronin didn't quite make the grade.

    8 made the senior squad but only 5 remain.
    Kerry got 9/10 from their 2011 side but it seems that their development has been greater.

    We haven't got things right in coaching or tactics since 2010 - the challenge is even greater now as we have a huge bridge to gap to get to Mayo and Donegals level - Kerry and Dublin look to be at an even slightly higher level again. Donegal, Kerry and Dublin seem to have it pretty right in terms of preparation - we don't know yet whether Mayo's management is good enough but a solid foundation was in place.

    It'll be very interesting to see what information, if any, we get on the discord at CB executive level. Lane and Kennedy seem to be progressive but can they swim against the tide of stooges and yes men ? Frank won't be pleased by Kennedy's tweets and may well have asked a stooge to express this. He's probably oblivious to the fact that most informed opinion holds him accountable for the shameful neglect of underage development.


    With all due respect gary we don't know this - its clear Cuthbert et al are no judges of palyers and there was no coaching worth its salt in this management squad so whether olaoire and alan Cronin are good enough awaits to be seen.
    Compare to the obvious coaching and development Kerry are putting in and its possibly Cuthberts worst failing. A good coach who develops the likes of Clancy, hodnett, olaoire, Cronin, Cronin, maceoin, Vaughan, Crowley, hurley and others will have cork back as a top 4 team very quickly, after that who knows.
    Unlike the hurling where we have a very limited panel of players, in football there is a very strong panel of good players crying out for direction, coaching and belief........


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,371 ✭✭✭zetecescort


    We seemed to produce better players at U21 level than Kerry in the last decade but Kerry seem much better at developing their U21's to Senior Level.

    We had a great U21 side in 2011 but have lost the 2 best players - Walsh and Sheehan. Cahalane is lost to Hurling too and Jamie Wall to such a tragic illness. Clancy, O Rourke, Collins, O Driscoll and Hodnett have made the squad - O Laoire and Alan Cronin didn't quite make the grade.

    8 made the senior squad but only 5 remain.
    Kerry got 9/10 from their 2011 side but it seems that their development has been greater.

    We haven't got things right in coaching or tactics since 2010 - the challenge is even greater now as we have a huge bridge to gap to get to Mayo and Donegals level - Kerry and Dublin look to be at an even slightly higher level again. Donegal, Kerry and Dublin seem to have it pretty right in terms of preparation - we don't know yet whether Mayo's management is good enough but a solid foundation was in place.

    It'll be very interesting to see what information, if any, we get on the discord at CB executive level. Lane and Kennedy seem to be progressive but can they swim against the tide of stooges and yes men ? Frank won't be pleased by Kennedy's tweets and may well have asked a stooge to express this. He's probably oblivious to the fact that most informed opinion holds him accountable for the shameful neglect of underage development.

    Might be easy with hindsight but Cuthbert made a huge problem for himself by getting rid of Canty, O'Leary, Kissane etc. Hard for young players come in and expect them to lead straight away. Now coaching is an issue too but easier for young players come into a team with leaders already there. Kerry get every last drop from their experienced players, O'Mahoney, Galvin Darran O'Sullivan etc.


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


    keep going wrote: »
    Personally I I tjink ye lost the run of yerselves with coaching and are looking at the whole problem back to front.any of you that are involved in coaching underage know the real problem is the lack of a proper structure for playing games at all levells thats the problem, there is a huge push to play a few league games early on that usually are competing with the final stages of a soccer or rugby league for players and then there is long breaks during the summer where the games are switched and changed according to the playing commitment s of a few good players.so enevitably you end up with the summer passing and very few games played.then there is a big rush to get the chamionship played in probably s##t weather in the autumn.not saying for one second coaching is not important but the bottom line is its about playing not training and young lads have other choices now maybe its different in some divisions but how can you see players developing if they are not playing games enough.expecting coaches with inter county teams to coach teams out of nothing when you havent been building from the bottom up is just nuts
    Of course playing is important but it's absolutely useless now let's be honest if you play hundred games etc quality coaching bad or games etc

    Cork senior football team played challenge and league lots games could played hundred more wouldn't made blind bit of difference in coaching system way off


    Monaghan and fermanagh yes monaghan won ulster three years ago minor and Donegal got minor all ireland final but no huge success more than cork but they had o rourke and McGrath good coaches

    You need to actually realise all team left quality coaches are stand out
    Monaghan have o rourke
    Tyrone had harte
    Mayo still remain be convinced but great donie Buckley there
    Dublin Gavin
    Kerry fitzmaurice and o Neill
    Donegal Gallagher
    All proven good coaches or management
    You hitting a point but your with respect way off in the under estimation of value of training from top quality coaches
    I seen over two years cork senior football train and I said it many times my opinion coaching was way off drill but more importantly the intensity etc
    Watch cork ladies football train nothing hugely scientific but intensity is magnificent and basic worked on

    Coaching is absolutely paramount and the biggest factor any team success in yes you need talent but coaching will get everything out team
    Good coaching gets team over or least achieve what should
    Poor coaching a team under achieves
    That's is essentially the bottom line as you call it in simple terms


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 214 ✭✭Pos087


    keep going wrote: »
    Personally I I tjink ye lost the run of yerselves with coaching and are looking at the whole problem back to front.any of you that are involved in coaching underage know the real problem is the lack of a proper structure for playing games at all levells thats the problem, there is a huge push to play a few league games early on that usually are competing with the final stages of a soccer or rugby league for players and then there is long breaks during the summer where the games are switched and changed according to the playing commitment s of a few good players.so enevitably you end up with the summer passing and very few games played.then there is a big rush to get the chamionship played in probably s##t weather in the autumn.not saying for one second coaching is not important but the bottom line is its about playing not training and young lads have other choices now maybe its different in some divisions but how can you see players developing if they are not playing games enough.expecting coaches with inter county teams to coach teams out of nothing when you havent been building from the bottom up is just nuts

    Your spot on with a lot of what your saying. Hurling I would recon is no longer the most played sport or pass time in cork. Society is after changing kids want to be play soccer or sitting in front of I computer screen now a days. We had 10 players a few weeks ago for an under 16s league game. I hear this is happening all over the county, teams are for fitting matches every week because of numbers. Imo this is due to losing played during the winter to soccer and rugby. Clubs need to keep a connection with kids during the winter (if possible indoor training) before we can talk about inter county problems due to underage we must first look at getting underage playing and keeping them playing. Then we can talk about coaching them.


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


    sean mac wrote: »
    With all due respect gary we don't know this - its clear Cuthbert et al are no judges of palyers and there was no coaching worth its salt in this management squad so whether olaoire and alan Cronin are good enough awaits to be seen.
    Compare to the obvious coaching and development Kerry are putting in and its possibly Cuthberts worst failing. A good coach who develops the likes of Clancy, hodnett, olaoire, Cronin, Cronin, maceoin, Vaughan, Crowley, hurley and others will have cork back as a top 4 team very quickly, after that who knows.
    Unlike the hurling where we have a very limited panel of players, in football there is a very strong panel of good players crying out for direction, coaching and belief........

    Outstanding post sean outstanding logic as always
    Sean what would you make of cleary English combination

    Anyone read the independent yesterday regards Sweeney in he's words were cuthbhertt cork under him put up more ugly landmarks than Dublin corporation

    Words are bit harsh to be fair bit sweeny was right
    He also be fair said from day one this wouldn't work
    He's headline was just admit you got it wrong
    In the board made wrong appointment
    He correctly said clearly of not offered job means board are appointed anyone bar clearly and won't admit got wrong last time
    Sweeny was right and honest say cork should won more under twenty one but least cleary over time got best out him


    One problem I wrote time Cork all ireland final v Galway was cork no full back and cahalane wasn't one but cleary no other option
    He cleaned out by varley for the goal from Galway but he played well but Cork senior full back options

    Clearly day one I was against dualism despite nonsense absoultey nononenss some here cuthbhertt had to try dualism he had to review it etc etc sweeny was right once he allowed dualism showed he lacked ruthless edge to success management

    He's right talks misguided management are wrong bring outside man when only two in 50 years won all ireland title

    He mentioned all the huge losses in great detail
    Yes it not nice to read and people will probably say he's being harsh but that's he's job in he's sport writer and you look results everything he said hard to disagree with him


    One point he's wrong he said no cork hurler long future team
    Ellis Harnedy lehane etc do

    Denis Walsh made great point in paper also and he's right cuthbhertt brilliant development squads
    Problem was in cork fella get job they want not job skill set are good for
    Cuthbhertt has be involved administration as he's good development squads but management inter county no
    If he wants to reinvent himself coaching he needs to go to a club and prove himself over the next five years as be fair he hasn't proven himself as a coach

    Diarmuid Donovan sweeny said put down hurling famine bad luck
    He's great gaa man and father before him but this is typical typical Donovan
    He's consistent views
    He's same fella minor were poorly coached yet cleary had same bunch under twenty one winners all ireland
    He same fella wrote article echo I posted serval times here that getting around two players win senior all ireland every twelve years so from minor team should be really judge of minor success
    With respect this is nononenss absoultey nononenss
    Always any team will produce senior players but it's develop core them in successful environment is key imo
    Donovan is great football man and when cork played Dublin all ireland hurling semi final he be fair travelling team cork junior football team away lime light to London as played all ireland junior football semi final
    He's heart is in right place and deserves be in cork gaa but Cork board need surrounding people with ruthless attuide winning and none this ah bad luck, we will be good next year Cork football no given right winning all ireland every twenty years etc

    I said this time and time again in all my posting time here attuide is single biggest thing has changed cork gaa
    When it does and Cork demands expect more everything else will fall in to place as attuide sets the standard
    Sweeney was right now no fans cares who right or wrong strikes in all want do is forget past move on
    The senior and minors appointment will with the board events in the forthcoming weeks tells us indeed if we are changing in cork gaa


    The board can't just jump ship either and to please fans give sean og and rock etc big appointment just please pro strike fans
    If that happens all you doing is replicating the same failed attuide of the ex ninety men in kennelling Fitzgerald Walsh etc in appointment ex great players no coaching record


    Halpin deane etc need be involved from under fourteen up and at camps but should have work way up before they get big jobs


    Rock shouldn't be put in Minor cause he's the rock
    Should get it if proven in coaching to say he can progress to the next level
    My great fear is in cork gaa board are still underestimated the true value great coaching brings a team

    As sean said Cork senior football had no direction coaching or leader ship from the line

    No point in going in to it now but what happened after drawn game with three players being dropped and one from the panel for discipline reason means no structure within either and things never that great as if we're beating kerry things should been crest wave but they weren't
    Kerry were given a huge head start on Cork by two lost years but Sean right no reason none at all say cork can't be top four

    Word has it cleary will be offered job
    Only negations is cleary want he's terms
    Cork board are and I said this before are in a weak position due topairc development
    It can I'll afford another drama


    Cleary if he wants it and isn't offered it whatever reason should run to the paper and bring it public if he's over looked and force board members ask why he's over looked at board level
    He remained grace full and quiet last time when he didn't agree with the interview process


    Just my opinion but if he's over looked I think he'll talk this time
    What we need now is few ex pundits say he's the man
    Board are as I said in very weak position and seen by the reluctant nature accept resignation as don't want a drama
    People resigning can now demand certain things or they walk
    The pairc at least had a good positivity in board need pairc but now club want their own things


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


    Might be easy with hindsight but Cuthbert made a huge problem for himself by getting rid of Canty, O'Leary, Kissane etc. Hard for young players come in and expect them to lead straight away. Now coaching is an issue too but easier for young players come into a team with leaders already there. Kerry get every last drop from their experienced players, O'Mahoney, Galvin Darran O'Sullivan etc.
    Kerry were forced in one sense as little options
    Cuthbhertt was right and I fully supported him time getting kissane o leary and Canty go in there great players but game had moved on


    Problem was though in when he let them go brought back john Hayes Andrew sullivan cussen colm Driscoll and many more failed perform consistently under other managers and various times bar cussen rest rest were practice un droppsble


    The management failure to judge players for inter county standard was clearly evident
    Once clearly goes in cork will make dramatic changes fortune


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


    Cleary deserves the job imo - whatever people think about him the bottom line is he has been successful at every level he has played at. For those saying he should have won more u21 all Irelands - look at the comparative results for those players as minors........it is so important to get the right team in with him, from what Ii hear james McCarthy also haven seems to be a well regarded coach, as for English maybe, definitely a drven winner again with a RECORD which needs to be considered.
    As for diarmuid o Donovan, unfortunately a nice man but this week he has come across very poorly, talking about CUL CAMP numbers ffs as some example of cork on the way back, and as for mentioning 'luck' funny how winners seem to have all the luck???
    Minor managers are vital, Ii would hope derek Kavanagh and pat mulcahy are involved in some role, both had the balls to have a cut off the board this week and they were right. I also think there is great credit to Kavanagh for getting so many of the 2010 winning all rieland footballers involved with the development squads, shows these mens ongoing commitment to cork football.
    Ii also believe the sponsorship for cork is up this year so big pressure on the ccb to sell a stale product subsumed with negativivty...........I also understand the 'great' pearse murphy has been talking to clubs about the club draw which isn't doing anywhere near as well as people think, hard times for cork gaa ahead, cost overruns already with the white elephant down by the marina.........cleary must insist on everything a proper intercounty panel gets - including training camps abroad if required and staying in propoer hotels on trips away as required, no compromises now unlike the last set up which was the poorest in my memory and I include larrys famous running up and down hills in macroom set up in which players didn't see a football for months


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




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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,348 ✭✭✭Horse84


    Read this for a heap of ****
    http://gaacork.ie/news/363765/statement_issued_by_cork_county_g_a_a_board-brian_cuthbert
    I have absolutely no confidence that anything will change


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