2016 All Ireland Hurling Semi Final - Galway v Tipperary - Game, Set & Match to Tipp

[anon7035031]

It’s OK, it’s still important to refute his ignorant bullshit though.

[Mullach_Ide]

@anon7035031

You are starting to sprout complete gibberish now.
If the GAA were interested in “lesser” counties winning AIs, surely they would have favored Limerick over Galway, who had just won the prior year. The slash on PJ Molloy was incredibly dangerous and Foley deserved to walk, regardless of how intentional it was.

No pal, Limerick were a traditional hurling county back then, the GAA were keen on giving Galway a leg up, it was clear that after their disastrous spell in the Munster Championship that they would never be able to win an AI through a provincial championship, indeed their record since entering Leinster bears this out.

[maroonandwhite]

I get what you mean, but his card is well marked

[Mullach_Ide]

@maroonandwhite

don’t engage him, all the other tipp lads on here are sound, this cunt is one sad and bitter individual, the stereotippical scream in your face when winning merchant. last year he refused to discuss hurling with anyone from a county who hadn’t won an all ireland in 25 years. see his ultra original and funny quip above when he said i lived in a bedsit, that’s the intellect you’re dealing with here, a lickarse for the sites blowhards. just forewarning you.

Zing zing

[maroonandwhite]

great comeback

[anon7035031]

Really? A traditional hurling county that hadn’t won an AI in 40 years?

Galway have a better record than Tipperary since entering Leinster pal, as last year’s result between the teams demonstrates. Galway and Kilkenny are at the pinnacle of hurling now pal, and Leinster is the only truly competitive province. While Galway have to play Kilkenny to win a Leinster title, Tipp have to face dross like Clare, Limerick and Waterford.

[Mullach_Ide]

@anon7035031

Really? A traditional hurling county that hadn’t won an AI in 40 years?

Galway have a better record than Tipperary since entering Leinster pal, as last year’s result between the teams demonstrates. Galway and Kilkenny are at the pinnacle of hurling now pal, and Leinster is the only truly competitive province. While Galway have to play Kilkenny to win a Leinster title, Tipp have to face dross like Clare, Limerick and Waterford.

Oh dear, Tipperary have won 5 Munsters and 1 All Ireland to Galway’s 1 Leinster since Galway entered the Leinster Championship in 2009.

[anon7035031]

The only barometer since 2009 or 1999 for that matter is head to head with Kilkenny. The Munster championship is a joke.

[maroonandwhite]

@anon7035031

The Munster championship is a joke.

nail on head, imagine winning something where you can avoid playing the best team in the game, and considering that an achievement. delusion. tipp have played kilkenny 6 times since 2009, and could only beat them when their best two players were injured. we don’t have to imagine how shit tipps record would be in leinster.

[myboyblue]

Bwahahahaha, this is going wonderfully.

[iron_mike]

Do you ever sleep?

[myboyblue]

I’ve been up watching Justice League Legion of Doom since 6:30 pal. The oldest is cracked into it. Having some sourdough toasted now. I’ll take a shit in about half an hour.

Anything else you need to know?

[iron_mike]

Are you going g to mass today?

[myboyblue]

Obviously.

[iron_mike]

Grand I’ll see you there so.
What are you having for Sunday dinner?

[myboyblue]

Here would you ever fuck off and not me interrupting the lads meltdowns on here. Jesus fucking Christ.

[iron_mike]

Oki doke. We’ll leave it there so

[iron_mike]

@anon7035031

The slash on PJ Molloy was incredibly dangerous and Foley deserved to walk, regardless of how intentional it was.

I was at the match and I don’t care what any other Limerick person says, Sean Foley was lucky he wasn’t arrested for assault that day. It was the worst I’ve ever witnessed

[ironmoth]

Oooft. Clamptastic.

[ironmoth]

The tussles between galway and limerick were always fairly tasty back then. PJ Molloy was assaulted on his way to goal in 1980. The limerick lads were waiting for the ref’s whistle. But, that’s hurling pal. If we wanted to watch some tippy tappy sport, we’d be down at the cricket club with @Little_Lord_Fauntleroy shouting on the guys from behind the crease.