What’s your point? He couldn’t hurl. He ran out with the ball in the second half and tried to hit if off his right hand side unchallenged and fresh aired it.
You’d see more sublety with a farmer cutting thistles with a slashhook . He was effective thought .
He was but he might have been more suited to rugby.
He was the exact same as P.J O’Connell of Clare
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In that they both had long hair and moustaches?
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Lookalike ok but PJOC a far better stickman .
He had a serious stomach for the battle, which is half the battle, and got man of the match in the toughest AIF I’ve ever seen. He’s exactly what you need on a hurling field.
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He couldn’t hit the ball out of his way.
Pa Fitzell was making them in 1993. He hardly thought it up himself so I reckon it was a Justin thing.
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Look it, the man could hurl spuds to a duck. We’ll leave it at that.
He could handpass a spud to a duck. That was the limit of his talent
He could also smash a duck, spud and all.
Gerry Macs was outstanding. Place for him on any team
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Stop spreading slurry
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Stick to the bogball mate. He might have been the least natural hurler of that HB line but was a supreme athlete for that era, and played for years after Keady and Finnerty were gone. Tough as nails and only interested in the ball, unlike your shower of hatchet men.
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Supporting the Kilkenny minors? Were you in Thurles for the replay?
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I see you don’t even have the balls to.post that under your normal user name.
Yellow cunt.
In my lifetime he was the only fella I’ve ever seen fresh air a shot when under no pressure, in an All Ireland.
It was a genuine question. I follow the forum regularly but seldom post.
The only one with any shade of yellow in them is yourself.