Cork GAA Discussion Thread

kmc25_1 · 23-06-2019 6:19pm

ShamoBuc wrote: »

He was certainly more favourable to Kerry, the free against Cork for a slow kickout could easily have been another against Kerry but wasn't given. Small things can make a big difference.

Examiner said free count was 27-11 in favour of Kerry. Any time we got close he seemed to give them a soft free to get them back on track. Showed his intent straight from the throw in with 2 fifty fifty decisions going Kerry's way to settle them down. Gave one penalty but missed 2 others when hurley and Collins were taken down. When the munster championship is dying from it being so one sided, why do the GAA send these clowns down to tilt the game Kerry's way?

Mahony0509 · 23-06-2019 6:26pm

kmc25_1 wrote: »

Examiner said free count was 27-11 in favour of Kerry. Any time we got close he seemed to give them a soft free to get them back on track. Showed his intent straight from the throw in with 2 fifty fifty decisions going Kerry's way to settle them down. Gave one penalty but missed 2 others when hurley and Collins were taken down. When the munster championship is dying from it being so one sided, why do the GAA send these clowns down to tilt the game Kerry's way?

Noticed in the hurling as well as the football, all these referees are coming from so-called ‘weaker counties’. O’Dwyer from Carlow reffing the hurling and the fella last night from Wicklow. The standard’s just not there.

Mahony0509 · 23-06-2019 11:20pm

Just seen the highlights from last night on RTE. I'd say we could be Super 8s bound with a friendly qualifier draw. I'd take Tyrone, Westmeath, even Mayo honestly.

zetecescort · 25-06-2019 10:12pm

The Cork Junior Football Team to play Kerry on Wednesday in the Munster Final has been announced.

1. Chris Kelly Eire Og
2. Padraig Clancy Fermoy
3. Peter Murphy Bandon
4. Gavin McCarthy St Vincents
5. Kevin Cremin Boherbue
6. John Mullins (Capt.) Eire Og
7. Ger O'Callaghan Gabriel Rangers
8. Brian T O'Sullivan Garnish
9. Paul Walsh Kanturk
10. Fintan O'Connor Knocknagree
11. Anthony O'Connor Knocknagree
12. Shane Aherne Fermoy
13. Gary Murphy Castletownbere
14. Seamus Hickey Rockchapel
15. Eoin O'Shea Eire Og
16. Patrick Doyle Knocknagree
17. Eamonn O'Callaghan Rockchapel
18. Sean Howard Dromtariffe
19. Liam Wall Kilmurry
20. Tadgh Corkery Cill na Martra
21. Sean T O'Sullivan Garnish
22. Gerry Kelleher St Vincents
23. Michael Desmond Cill na Martra
24. Eddie Goggin Gabriel Rangers

zetecescort · 26-06-2019 7:46pm

Munster Junior Football Final

Cork 0-9 Kerry 1-5 HT

The_Kew_Tour · 26-06-2019 8:38pm

Beaten in end. Pity.

ShamoBuc · 26-06-2019 8:57pm

Lost 0-13 v 1-14

Kerry will probably go on to win their 5th All Ireland in 6 years at this grade now.

zetecescort · 26-06-2019 9:02pm

Kerry went from 1 down at HT to 6 up before we scored again after 20 min of the 2nd half.

Pogue eile · 27-06-2019 8:57am

Mahony0509 wrote: »

Noticed in the hurling as well as the football, all these referees are coming from so-called ‘weaker counties’. O’Dwyer from Carlow reffing the hurling and the fella last night from Wicklow. The standard’s just not there.

Surely them the onus is on the 'traditional' counties to start producing more referees, although why would anyone in their right mind want to, given the abuse they routinely receive.

zetecescort · 28-06-2019 7:32am

Tom Kenny added to the hurling backroom team

https://www.echolive.ie/corksport/Cork-hurlers-add-Tom-Kenny-to-the-management-for-All-Ireland-series-4603bc58-33ab-49af-bdf6-62a12603de79-ds

citykat · 28-06-2019 6:19pm

zetecescort wrote: »

Tom Kenny added to the hurling backroom team

https://www.echolive.ie/corksport/Cork-hurlers-add-Tom-Kenny-to-the-management-for-All-Ireland-series-4603bc58-33ab-49af-bdf6-62a12603de79-ds

The players will have to keep their balls covered.

ShamoBuc · 28-06-2019 7:19pm

citykat wrote: »

The players will have to keep their balls covered.

You really dont add much with your posts do you. The majority of which seem to be snide remarks than anything else.

zetecescort · 28-06-2019 8:43pm

Ladies football Munster u21 final Cork 4-7 Kerry 0-2 HT. Cork looking for a clean sweep of every Munster title from u14 to senior

zetecescort · 28-06-2019 9:31pm

7-11 to 2-6 FT

The_Kew_Tour · 28-06-2019 9:52pm

The ladies footballers are beating Kerry at all grades and Men cant beat Kerry at any grade

Mahony0509 · 29-06-2019 11:25pm

Hoping for Laois or Clare Monday morning I suppose. I'd nearly take Mayo too after cutting it close last year.

windy shepard henderson · 30-06-2019 12:51am

Mahony0509 wrote: »

Hoping for Laois or Clare Monday morning I suppose. I'd nearly take Mayo too after cutting it close last year.

i would like us to get cork for various reasons also

but in fairness it would be better for cork not to get clare as the last few meetings have been lopsided against cork and pressure would be on , ye are way better then what ye have shown in the league laois would be ideal , i wouldn't rule out ye beating a depleted mayo side ye can raise the game against better teams do ye really want clare again there has been some fairly one sided games in recent past ,

Mahony0509 · 30-06-2019 1:05am

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

i would like us to get cork for various reasons also but in fairness it would be better for cork not to get clare as the last few meetings have been lopsided against cork and pressure would be on , ye are way better then what ye have shown in the league laois would be ideal , i wouldn't rule out ye beating a depleted mayo side ye can raise the game against better teams do ye really want clare again there has been some fairly one sided games in recent past ,

Our early league performances were a disaster. I'd be confident in the lads keeping it close this year.

sportsfan90 · 30-06-2019 1:16am

It's possible that we'll be playing Laois in hurling and football next weekend. I think the football matches are supposed to be neutral venue but if it happened what would be the chances of a double header in Portlaoise?

Mahony0509 · 30-06-2019 1:19am

sportsfan90 wrote: »

It's possible that we'll be playing Laois in hurling and football next weekend. I think the football matches are supposed to be neutral venue but if it happened what would be the chances of a double header in Portlaoise?

That'd be an interesting day out and no doubt a sell out

windy shepard henderson · 30-06-2019 1:36am

Mahony0509 wrote: »

Our early league performances were a disaster. I'd be confident in the lads keeping it close this year.

ye probably would have enough in fairness ,

look dont mind us we are like a bunch of teenagers wandering around a shopping mall with no money looking for something to do with the last two weeks since our exit form the hurling championship

munsterlegend · 30-06-2019 10:47am

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

i would like us to get cork for various reasons also but in fairness it would be better for cork not to get clare as the last few meetings have been lopsided against cork and pressure would be on , ye are way better then what ye have shown in the league laois would be ideal , i wouldn't rule out ye beating a depleted mayo side ye can raise the game against better teams do ye really want clare again there has been some fairly one sided games in recent past ,

I would want Laois first and then Clare. League and championship completely different beasts and ye haven’t beaten us in championship though probably would have if we met the last 2/3 years. We are better structured this year and go into a qualifier without the baggage of a destruction by Kerry.

Pos087 · 30-06-2019 10:48am

Anyone have any thoughts on this. I’m hoping west Meath win as portlaoise is easier to get to. After that I hope Wexford win Leinster. I would fancy us against Kilkenny. On the other side I think who ever loses Munster final will beat Dublin in qualifier and thinking we will win our two games would give us a semi against winners of Munster. With that in mind I wouldn’t fear Tipp so hoping they win Munster. I probably getting ahead of myself here but roll on the next few weeks.

BloodyBill · 30-06-2019 11:21am

Pos087 wrote: »

Anyone have any thoughts on this. I’m hoping west Meath win as portlaoise is easier to get to. After that I hope Wexford win Leinster. I would fancy us against Kilkenny. On the other side I think who ever loses Munster final will beat Dublin in qualifier and thinking we will win our two games would give us a semi against winners of Munster. With that in mind I wouldn’t fear Tipp so hoping they win Munster. I probably getting ahead of myself here but roll on the next few weeks.

I think your talking sense. Completely agree that Cork should fancy their chances against Kilkenny. Too much speed and could give them a good hiding. I think meeting Tipp again would have a motivation factor which cant be quantified. Again a fully loaded Cork have nothing to fear there.

Road-Hog · 30-06-2019 12:48pm

BloodyBill wrote: »

I think your talking sense. Completely agree that Cork should fancy their chances against Kilkenny. Too much speed and could give them a good hiding. I think meeting Tipp again would have a motivation factor which cant be quantified. Again a fully loaded Cork have nothing to fear there.

Cork over rated.

ShamoBuc · 30-06-2019 12:51pm

Road-Hog wrote: »

Cork over rated.

By who?

You?

Ok.

Road-Hog · 30-06-2019 12:54pm

ShamoBuc wrote: »

By who?

You?

Ok.

Yes me.

ShamoBuc · 30-06-2019 1:22pm

Road-Hog wrote: »

Yes me.

Pardon me if I dont give a fiddlers about what you think.

Road-Hog wrote: »

Will be happy so long as the langers end up with out the Celtic crosses......14 years for a ‘big three’ to be without a big one sounds great

Road-Hog · 30-06-2019 1:26pm

ShamoBuc wrote: »

Pardon me if I dont give a fiddlers about what you think.

No problem you’re entitled to your views

Mahony0509 · 30-06-2019 2:11pm

I’d take Laois here, Westmeath would be a disaster to get to. Could double header if the footballers get Laois too!

Mahony0509 · 30-06-2019 3:26pm

Westmeath it is in Mullingar next weekend.

ShamoBuc · 30-06-2019 3:28pm

Happy enough with that.

zetecescort · 30-06-2019 5:32pm

Is it Tipp or Kilkenny on our side of the draw now?

The White Feather · 30-06-2019 5:38pm

zetecescort wrote: »

Is it Tipp or Kilkenny on our side of the draw now?

Kilkenny

Seadin · 30-06-2019 5:43pm

The White Feather wrote: »

Kilkenny

We shouldnt fear Kilkenny. We can take them once we get past Westmeath first obviously. Interesting to see how will Limerick handle the time off now. Last two years it went against Cork.

eigrod · 30-06-2019 6:26pm

Will have to beat Westmeath, Kilkenny & Limerick to get to AI final. No bother.

Brian017 · 30-06-2019 6:46pm

eigrod wrote: »

Will have to beat Westmeath, Kilkenny & Limerick to get to AI final. No bother.

and Tipp to win. If Cork or Kilkenny win it it will arguably be their best AI

rebelyell99 · 30-06-2019 7:05pm

we have the hurling to beat kilkenny.They will look to physically bully us and just generally outworked us .As long as we dont get involved in a physical type of game we shud be ok

Seadin · 30-06-2019 7:21pm

The last 2 years suggest we arent far off an All Ireland. We need to get few things right this year for us tohave any chance of winning an All Ireland. To beat Kilkenny Limerixk and Tipp in one year to win AI is a huge ask.

Straight Talker · 30-06-2019 9:05pm

citykat wrote: »

The players will have to keep their balls covered.

I really do fancy our chances against ye.Of course you always have to respect Kilkenny, but teams don't fear them anymore.Kilkenny Limerick and possibly Tipp.That's a tough route to the all Ireland, but sure i see no reason why we can't pull it off.After all we are Cork.;):)

puzl · 30-06-2019 9:18pm

I'd favour the rebels against the cats going on recent form, but it's a bit like a derby game so anything can happen.

Rocko · 30-06-2019 9:42pm

Cork New Board doing themselves no favours

https://www.echolive.ie/corksport/Ballincollig-and-Eire-Og-fume-as-U21-football-semi-final-is-called-off-after-the-referee-doesnt-show-30d45914-0bf9-4cd9-b23b-ea670de59c04-ds

Road-Hog · 30-06-2019 9:46pm

Seadin wrote: »

The last 2 years suggest we arent far off an All Ireland. We need to get few things right this year for us tohave any chance of winning an All Ireland. To beat Kilkenny Limerixk and Tipp in one year to win AI is a huge ask.

There is no way cork supporters of old would be making statements like the last line above. The success famine is taking its toll

Shedite27 · 30-06-2019 10:00pm

Both QF's would be at neutral venues. I'd assume Cork/Kilkenny would be in Thurlas?

Tipp/Dublin in Nowlan Park?

Straight Talker · 30-06-2019 10:01pm

Road-Hog wrote: »

There is no way cork supporters of old would be making statements like the last line above. The success famine is taking its toll

And tell me when was the last time your own county won the all Ireland?;)

Seadin · 30-06-2019 10:42pm

Road-Hog wrote: »

There is no way cork supporters of old would be making statements like the last line above. The success famine is taking its toll

All good teams there. Sometimes its only a puc of a ball that can seperate them.

Brian017 · 30-06-2019 10:48pm

Seadin wrote: »

All good teams there. Sometimes its only a puc of a ball that can seperate them.

Exactly. The other 2 of the Big 3 and the reigning AI champions. Doesn’t get tougher than that.

Shedite27 · 01-07-2019 9:48am

Beat Limerick and Laois and get to Super 8's

BobBobBobBob · 01-07-2019 12:14pm

Aidan Walsh lost the top of one of his fingers while working with a planer, had surgery yesterday.

ShamoBuc · 01-07-2019 12:27pm

BobBobBobBob wrote: »

Aidan Walsh lost the top of one of his fingers while working with a planer, had surgery yesterday.

I presume surgery was to re-attach?

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