All-Ireland Hurling Championship 2019***

[anon7035031]

So Galway have a 38% win:loss ratio in championship games in history, playing either the Munster or Leinster champions in their first game for much of that history.

What’s the win:loss ration for other second tier counties? Clare, Limerick, Waterford, Wexford?

[maroonandwhite]

@anon78624367

so out of a sample size of 130 AI, you’ve more than halved the population to 60 and out of that you’ve again more than halved it to 18 to try and say something is statistically significant.

Have you read my posts, ive used every all ireland semi final galway and antrim have lost in. Im assessing the strength of opposition, and the outcome when equal teams go past opposition of differing strengths. this is the only impartial way i could do it. I didn’t discount or ignore any years. Still smarting from the schooling labane gave you? You’re not the first, or last

[anon78624367]

@maroonandwhite

Im assessing the strength of opposition, and the outcome when equal teams go past opposition of differing strengths.

Pinnochio

[anon78624367]

Limerick 50%
Waterford 44%
Clare 48%
Wexford 40%

[maroonandwhite]

What, your previous post is pure lies? Saying i halved the championships i used etc for no reason. When i call your bullshit out you put uo a cartoon. Revealing

[maroonandwhite]

Playing against provincial champions?

[anon7035031]

Source?

Galway’s record is clearly much better as they were playing the Munster or Leinster champions in their first game for much of hurling’s history.

[iron_mike]

@anon7035031

Source?

Galway’s record is clearly much better as they were playing the Munster or Leinster champions in their first game for much of hurling’s history.

Spin.

[anon78624367]

Galway	99	1887	2017	153	53	4	95				5	19	Winners
Kilkenny	73	1887	2016	130	82	7	41				36	26	Winners
Cork	64	1890	2017	104	68	6	30	2278	1535	743	30	19	Winners
Tipperary	53	1887	2017	100	68	5	27	2180	1520	660	27	13	Winners
Antrim	44	1900	2010	52	10	0	42	754	1459	−705		2	Runners-up
Dublin	29	1889	2014	43	18	3	22				6	15	Winners
Wexford	31	1887	2017	42	17	3	22	789	884	−95	6	11	Winners
Limerick	27	1897	2014	42	21	2	19	823	654	169	8	9	Winners
Waterford	19	1938	2017	36	16	3	17	768	741	27	2	5	Winners
Clare	18	1887	2017	33	16	4	13	625	600	25	4	3	Winners
Offaly	13	1980	2003	24	13	1	10	482	436	46	4	3	Winners
London	15	1901	1996	17	2	0	15	183	396	−213	1	3	Winners
Laois	5	1914	1979	6	2	0	4	71	117	−46	1	2	Winners
Derry	5	1902	2001	5	0	0	5	69	155	−86			Semi-finals
Down	3	1992	1997	4	1	0	3	61	90	−29			Semi-finals
Glasgow	3	1905	1913	4	1	0	3	69	98	−29			Semi-finals
Kerry	4	1891	1986	4	1	0	3	49	87		1		Winners
Kildare	3	1974	1989	3	0	0	3	43	84	−41			Quarter-finals
Westmeath	3	1975	1991	3	0	0	3	33	81	−48			Quarter-finals
New York	1	1996	1996	3	2	0	1	55	61	−6			Quarter-finals
Lancashire	2	1905	1913	2	0	0	2	11	42	−31			Semi-finals
Roscommon	2	1913	1994	2	0	0	2	13	58	−45			Semi-finals
Carlow	1	1992	1992	1	0	0	1	18	31	−13			Quarter-finals
Cavan	1	1908	1908	1	0	0	1	6	24	−18			Semi-finals
Meath	1	1993	1993	1	0	0	1	22	36	−14			Quarter-finals

this is the record in non provinicial championship games.

[anon7035031]

You said Galway were the “losing most” team based on losing 95 of 153 championship games played. You’re now moving the goalposts to non provincial games, where obviously the likes of Limerick, Wexford, etc. have much fewer games as they were typically battered in their province, so you’re conveniently ignoring the majority of years where Limerick, etc. were useless, but including all Galway’s years.

Post up the totals for total championship games played, wins and losses, for each county like a good lad. Then we’ll see who has a shit record.

[maroonandwhite]

Exactly, galway were ‘out of province’ every year, regardless of how good they were, limerick would have received numerous beatings that are carefully hidden, only playing past provincial when they had proven competitive teams, ie obes that got out of munster, galway were at that level regardless of what the team was like.

[iron_mike]

@anon7035031

You said Galway were the “losing most” team based on losing 95 of 153 championship games played. You’re now moving the goalposts to non provincial games, where obviously the likes of Limerick, Wexford, etc. have much fewer games as they were typically battered in their province, so you’re conveniently ignoring the majority of years where Limerick, etc. were useless, but including all Galway’s years.

Post up the totals for total championship games played, wins and losses, for each county like a good lad. Then we’ll see who has a shit record.

I’m calling bullshit on your post. You’re trying to compare apples with oranges with what your suggesting there. How can you compare Limericks record with Galways when both were playing under two different systems for years. You may as well be trying to compare Dublins football record with Kerrys hurling record.

[anon78624367]

Limerick have 46% in all their games
Clare have 38%
Waterford have 37%
Wexford have 47%

Galway have 44%

[anon7035031]

Your fellow county man is the one comparing apples and oranges.

[iron_mike]

Either way, looks like Limericks record is better.

[anon7035031]

It’s not that statistically different, but Galway have the best record (by far) as they were playing the Munster or Leinster champions in their first game most years, while Limerick were losing to the likes of Clare and Waterford as well as obviously Cork and Tipp. Wexford’s only serious game was Kilkenny most decades.

Either way your argument is destroyed.

[anon7035031]

Nope, Galway have the better record, given the opposition they were playing.

[iron_mike]

Ah here.

[anon78624367]

@anon7035031

, but Galway have the best record (by far) as they were playing the Munster or Leinster champions in their first game most years, while Limerick were losing to the likes of Clare and Waterford as well as obviously Cork and Tipp

except for the years there were quarter finals and played London - or all the years they played a connacht final. Or the one in three where they got antrim.

of course, the 50% chance limerick had of getting Cork or Tipp in their first game is completely irrelevant.

Ye’re a little bit worse than Limerick. History proves it. No matter what the format.

Go way back to making excuses for yerselves. It’s the only thing ye’re good at.

[iron_mike]

@anon78624367

Limerick have 46% in all their games
Clare have 38%
Waterford have 37%
Wexford have 47%

Galway have 44%

You’ve destroyed a few lads here the last few minutes. Their backs are broke from moving goalposts