There you go moving the goalposts again. I specifically referenced the odd occasion when Limerick got out of Munster and their record against Galway in the AI series. I already conceded that Galway werenât a hurling county in the 60s as we were busy winning football AIs, although Limerick werenât much better.
So, 4 wins each (I assume you got pre 1980 right and couldnât be arsed checking) and a draw, so level as I said earlier.
More importantly, in modern day hurling rather than prehistoric, Galway have an excellent record against the big three in comparison to all the other second tier counties. Since 1980, the cut off you set yourself, we have beaten Tipp, Cork, and Kilkenny combined far more often in the AI series than any other county.
Galway would have had more opportunity to meet them in the AI series in that time frame ⌠anyway, who gives a fuck. Draw a line under it and move on ffs.
Come here. You started off trying to make a case for an overall comparison in which you alleged that in overall terms Limericks record was shite when compared against Galway.
When @anon78624367 gave you some facts and figures you went backwards quicker than an Italian . Now youâre trying to bring up Galways record against the big 3.
Make up your mind will you
No contradiction there, Galway and Limerickâs record is essentially equal, against each other in meaningful championship matches and against other serious hurling counties. No point fighting over a comb.