All Ireland Senior Hurling (Liam Mccarthy Cup) 2019

Stacksofwacks · 16-06-2019 4:28pm

Final should be a neutral venue, bout time we got a big one in Walsh park

eigrod · 16-06-2019 4:29pm

If Frank was still in power it would be Cork

LuckyGent88 · 16-06-2019 4:30pm

Some joke the final is on in limerick. Either neutral venue or at least the team that wins 4/4 get home advantage. Clearly the deserve it

letsseehere14 · 16-06-2019 4:31pm

I think it's based on the old head to head between us and Tipp.
We played them in Thurles in 2016. Last time before the round robin so this being the next "knockout" Munster tie between the two it's set for Limerick. I would guess next Munster Final between the two will be Thurles regardless of who finished 1st or 2nd or where the round robin tie is played.

puzl · 16-06-2019 4:32pm

Actually wait a minute.. today was home to Tipp because of round robin system and might not count as part of their arrangement. When did Tipp and Limerick last play in munster outside of round robin?

Mac_Lad71 · 16-06-2019 4:32pm

Provincial winners face a 4 week lay-off before AI semi-final while their opponents will only have a two week break.

Wexford would love to win but not so sure about the others.

_blaaz · 16-06-2019 4:33pm

puzl wrote: »

Actually wait a minute.. today was home to Tipp because of round robin system and might not count as part of their arrangement. When did Tipp and Limerick last play in munster outside of round robin?

Round robin is still munster championship?

C__MC · 16-06-2019 4:34pm

puzl wrote: »

Actually wait a minute.. today was home to Tipp because of round robin system and might not count as part of their arrangement. When did Tipp and Limerick last play in munster outside of round robin?

2016 I think

OldMrBrennan83 · 16-06-2019 4:34pm

puzl wrote: »

Actually wait a minute.. today was home to Tipp because of round robin system and might not count as part of their arrangement. When did Tipp and Limerick last play in munster outside of round robin?

It was in Thurles a few years ago.

puzl · 16-06-2019 4:36pm

_blaaz wrote: »

Round robin is still munster championship?

Yes but home/away arrangement doest apply.

The last time they met with arrangement was the 2016 Munster final in Thurles so this final must be in limerick.

_blaaz · 16-06-2019 4:44pm

puzl wrote: »

Yes but home/away arrangement doest apply.

The last time they met with arrangement was the 2016 Munster final in Thurles so this final must be in limerick.

They play home/away arrangement in the round robin ffs.....which is how they played in limerick last year

This is what caused issue for waterford last year,lack of home ground??

Though i do think finals should be in neutral grounds personally

LuckyGent88 · 16-06-2019 4:53pm

So obviously Gerry o Connor will get a ban after his silly carry on today but how will his ban work??

The management team will be stepping down so does it carry to club games or only inter county.

lim4ev · 16-06-2019 5:04pm

LuckyGent88 wrote: »

**** yee limerick yee useless bastards :

Tipp forwards are a joy to watch

What are you on about do you know anything about hurling both teams going through the motions limerick probably even more so today was shadow boxing at its best

lim4ev · 16-06-2019 5:07pm

puzl wrote: »

Yes but home/away arrangement doest apply.

The last time they met with arrangement was the 2016 Munster final in Thurles so this final must be in limerick.

We didn't play in munster final in 2016

puzl · 16-06-2019 5:18pm

lim4ev wrote: »

We didn't play in munster final in 2016

Sorry, I meant to say semi final.

People seem confused about how arrangements work with round robin.

Think of it this way. Lim Tipp played Thurles today and will play Munster final in limerick. Next year in round robin will they play in limerick or tipp?

The answer is, of course, limerick. And should they meet in the finals next year it will be in Tipp.

windy shepard henderson · 16-06-2019 5:18pm

2001 was the last time limerick met tipperary in a munster final , it was on in paric ui chaoimh

Seadin · 16-06-2019 5:35pm

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

2001 was the last time limerick met tipperary in a munster final , it was on in paric ui chaoimh

I thought they met in 2007?

Rasputin11 · 16-06-2019 5:41pm

Seadin wrote: »

I thought they met in 2007?

Not in a final, think Waterford won Munster that year, maybe with a Dan hat trick in the final.

Nic_Col · 16-06-2019 6:16pm

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

Ridiculous that the final is on in limerick, surely the team who finishes top and wins 4 out of 4 should at least have home advantage.

All part of a long standing agreement between the counties. For similar reasons a Tipperary v Cork final would have been in Cork.

LuckyGent88 · 16-06-2019 8:09pm

lim4ev wrote: »

What are you on about do you know anything about hurling both teams going through the motions limerick probably even more so today was shadow boxing at its best

Well I realised that!! It was more in jest as we(Clare) needed limerick to win today. Was clearly evident with the selection that it wasn’t too much of a worry to limerick today. Still, plenty of supporters made the journey today so it’s surely disappointing to them not to be in a munster final.

And I can assure you, I know plenty about hurling.

lim4ev · 16-06-2019 8:32pm

LuckyGent88 wrote: »

Well I realised that!! It was more in jest as we(Clare) needed limerick to win today. Was clearly evident with the selection that it wasn’t too much of a worry to limerick today. Still, plenty of supporters made the journey today so it’s surely disappointing to them not to be in a munster final.

And I can assure you, I know plenty about hurling.

Fair play for what it's worth I'd always prefer to see clare go thru than cork

Mac_Lad71 · 16-06-2019 8:39pm

lim4ev wrote: »

Fair play for what it's worth I'd always prefer to see clare go thru than cork

Suck it up then.

Pyrrhic victory for Clare.

At least they'll have some momentum to take into the Munster Hurling League next winter.

lim4ev · 16-06-2019 9:27pm

Mac_Lad71 wrote: »

Suck it up then.

Pyrrhic victory for Clare.

At least they'll have some momentum to take into the Munster Hurling League next winter.

Classy

STB. · 16-06-2019 10:18pm

Eddie Brennan, Sonny Crockett wants his shirt back.

C__MC · 16-06-2019 10:24pm

You won't see two better scores all year then Alan nolan's and Padraig Walsh's. Top class

TheRiverman · 16-06-2019 10:30pm

Ursula is a bit hard on the ears.

mystic86 · 16-06-2019 10:30pm

Jaysus your ones voice is brutal to be listening to.

C__MC · 16-06-2019 10:34pm

mystic86 wrote: »

Jaysus your ones voice is brutal to be listening to.

I'm suprised RTE didn't go for Anna Geary

TheRiverman · 16-06-2019 10:37pm

Matdew and dish year.

feargale · 16-06-2019 10:40pm

lim4ev wrote: »

What are you on about do you know anything about hurling both teams going through the motions limerick probably even more so today was shadow boxing at its best

If you want to know what LuckyGent knows about hurling go into the Hurling Championship Pools thread and see if you can outwit him.

threeball · 16-06-2019 10:41pm

mystic86 wrote: »

Jaysus your ones voice is brutal to be listening to.

Imagine living with it

windy shepard henderson · 16-06-2019 10:42pm

Mac_Lad71 wrote: »

At least they'll have some momentum to take into the Munster Hurling League next winter.

whats not to like about a shiny piece of crystal , even the december like weather conditions in the second half has whetted the appetite of this clare poster for what should be a cracking winter hurling campaign

TheRiverman · 16-06-2019 10:56pm

I don't have ear muffs to hand,but just reached for the noise cancelling headphones when Ursula started analysing Shane O'Donnell's goal.

citykat · 16-06-2019 10:56pm

Two footed lunge by Callanan for the dubs first goal...

threeball · 16-06-2019 10:59pm

citykat wrote: »

Two footed lunge by Callanan for the dubs first goal...

You said last night that 2 footed lunges weren't fouls at all

mountgomery burns · 16-06-2019 10:59pm

citykat wrote: »

Two footed lunge by Callanan for the dubs first goal...

For a man that loves to snipe, it's gas how wound up you got about the commentary on Murphy's tackle

STB. · 16-06-2019 11:07pm

Looks like Gerry O'Connor is in for a long ban.

windy shepard henderson · 16-06-2019 11:40pm

STB. wrote: »

Looks like Gerry O'Connor is in for a long ban.

word on the street is there could be a change of management before next season , so i am not sure how that might work

he was the genius behind steeling anthony nash's bag of sliotars and throwing them into the stand to slow down his puck outs , he got his son i believe to do it :rolleyes:

TheRiverman · 17-06-2019 12:06am

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

word on the street is there could be a change of management before next season , so i am not sure how that might work

he was the genius behind steeling anthony nash's bag of sliotars and throwing them into the stand to slow down his puck outs , he got his son i believe to do it :rolleyes:

That's really showing good example :eek::eek::rolleyes::rolleyes:

gmurphy70 · 17-06-2019 12:48am

citykat wrote: »

Two footed lunge by Callanan for the dubs first goal...

Thought you said there was no penalty for a 2 foot lunge? Galway weren’t up to much last night-looked very lethargic in fairness,KK must of taken lots out of them but Dublin were the better team anyway.Galways full back line was destroyed especially Daithí Burke,he was involved in all 3 goals.

4Ad · 17-06-2019 12:50am

STB. wrote: »

Looks like Gerry O'Connor is in for a long ban.

I only saw it earlier, he was so wrong and caused the Clare player to get injured..
As they said on the Sunday Game the Cork players showed great restraint..
If that was Davy Fitz involved it would be headline news...

Mehapoy · 17-06-2019 2:14am

4Ad wrote: »

I only saw it earlier, he was so wrong and caused the Clare player to get injured..
As they said on the Sunday Game the Cork players showed great restraint..
If that was Davy Fitz involved it would be headline news...

He was lucky a player didn't come in and take his head off, disgraceful...anyone else getting sick of this Clare thing of trying to make cusack park into some sort of galatasaray place to go, Daly was just short of advocating hooliganism inside the line a few weeks ago in order to get an advantage, a few with short fuses in the crowd get influenced by that and we'd have nasty scenes, just play the game and quit the chip on your shoulders crap about players laughing at you and whippung boys etc.

windy shepard henderson · 17-06-2019 2:25am

Mehapoy wrote: »

, just play the game and quit the chip on your shoulders crap about players laughing at you and whippung boys etc.

i will put this part of your post down to a few beers talking

lets just say its a tad inaccurate :rolleyes:

windy shepard henderson · 17-06-2019 2:55am

TheRiverman wrote: »

That's really showing good example :eek::eek::rolleyes::rolleyes:

well it wasn't his 12 year old son it was more like his 22 year old son so i imagine he was old enough to know how stupid the whole idea was ........and still carried it out it was embarrassing to say the least :rolleyes:

Mehapoy · 17-06-2019 3:00am

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

i will put this part of your post down to a few beers talking

lets just say its a tad inaccurate :rolleyes:

Yes, everytime someone has a different viewpoint it must be alcohol!
The point stands this riling up and making every game into a battle is actually not good in the long term as you can't be in a constant state of emotional frenzy, better for the Clare players to rely on their skills and process, they're individually among the best in ireland and they dont need to be psyched up like madmen, that went out 20 years ago.

windy shepard henderson · 17-06-2019 3:24am

Mehapoy wrote: »

Yes, everytime someone has a different viewpoint it must be alcohol!
The point stands this riling up and making every game into a battle is actually not good in the long term as you can't be in a constant state of emotional frenzy, better for the Clare players to rely on their skills and process, they're individually among the best in ireland and they dont need to be psyched up like madmen, that went out 20 years ago.

its not a different view point , its an infraction , nobody was arguing anything everyone was in total agreement that o'connor was wrong

then you came in with this nonsense that we have a chip on our shoulder in clare and that we are always whinging about the past

nobody was whinging about anything it was a straight forward conversation about manager getting involved with a player which we all agreed was stupid
and only that you normally dont troll on here i assume you must have had a few beers because you are way off the mark on this instance

Grats · 17-06-2019 7:53am

4Ad wrote: »

I only saw it earlier, he was so wrong and caused the Clare player to get injured..
As they said on the Sunday Game the Cork players showed great restraint..
If that was Davy Fitz involved it would be headline news...

O'Connor was stupid to carry on like that but it is totally out of character and he'll regret it. Davy Fitz is a different animal. He's continuously at it on the sideline so nobody should be surprised when he gets a ban. He fully deserves any punishment he gets. Even his former colleague Brian Lohan questioned his "passion" suggesting it wasn't genuine.

LuckyGent88 · 17-06-2019 8:16am

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

word on the street is there could be a change of management before next season , so i am not sure how that might work

he was the genius behind steeling anthony nash's bag of sliotars and throwing them into the stand to slow down his puck outs , he got his son i believe to do it :rolleyes:

Nah, that was just something his son took upon himself. Hence the video that was recorded from the stands as he had clearly told someone

Grats · 17-06-2019 8:29am

LuckyGent88 wrote: »

Nah, that was just something his son took upon himself. Hence the video that was recorded from the stands as he had clearly told someone

Ironically, Donal Og Cusack was part of the management team at that time. Cusack himself boasted in his book about interfering with sliotars during his time as Cork goalkeeper. It seems some "sportsmen" dont mind cheating to gain an advantage.

SirGerryAdams · 17-06-2019 8:40am

Not surprised to see Galway out or think they'd have contributed much to the championship anyways as I think their hunger for now is gone. They've been on the go for a while now and I think in crunch games the like of Tipp or even Wexford would beat them.

The worst thing about Tipp doing well is we're likely going to see those two gob****es the two Jonnys re-emerge. Sickeners.

All Ireland Senior Hurling (Liam Mccarthy Cup) 2019

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