I had been thinking it was the case. He had the fucking freedom of the park in the second half.
Your contention is that it was Colemanâs attitude or work rate that allowed Fitzgerald the freedom of the park, that Coleman decided not to mark him. That just doesnât stand up to any serious examination. I donât think it even makes sense. Youâre basically suggesting Coleman should have followed Fitzgerald everywhere regardless of what management told him, or, youâre saying cork management told him to follow Fitzgerald and he simply didnât, and they didnât bother doing anything about it. Itâs obviously nonsense.
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You are belligerent in your opinions. You are wrong, even what Dan said there, Fitz won a ball after juggling it and brushed Coleman aside, he was his marker and he did not do his job in any sense. His man should have put up a cricket score. If you knew the Cork plan was to sit back and let Clare do as they wanted fair enough but you donât and unless you do the most common sense view is that his man had a field day in the second half.
Very strange Cork didnt target Tim Oâ Mahonyâs huge height advantage on Tony Kelly on the puck outs. How management could not see that mismatch is beyond me.
Youâre the one cursing and questioning a playerâs character Iâd say youâre the one being belligerent. Iâve looked at it rationally and I donât think what youâre saying makes sense.
Would you say the cork management didnât instruct him to follow Fitzgerald or they did and he ignored them? It has to be one or the other going by what youâre saying. Neither make sense to me.
Youâve picked out one incident of catching a ball and getting brushed aside as evidence. Sure that could happen most defenders.
Fact is Fitzgerald has the capacity to catch fire and has huge scoring power, I pointed it out before the game, I compared him to Hegarty. He has the ability to go to town on most anyone.
Youâre saying he should have been followed all over the field and the fact that he wasnât is Colemanâs fault specifically. That doesnât make sense, thatâs a management decision.
And in the end, Coleman scored as much as Fitzgerald.
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No doubt about it, Fitzgerald was the winning of the game. He obliterated Coleman.
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I heard heâs a 3rd cousin of Graeme Mulcahy
@thelimericks making it all about themselves
God love them some of them have been in hiding for a couple of weeks.
The neediness & the seething is delicious
Up there with the Limerick 5 in a row jerseys and flags from 2 weeks ago.
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Aboy the kid.
Hard luck bud⌠Weâll see you next year in the Gaelic Grounds and we go again 
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Jesus wept, the irony
Ive seen larger crowds at tractor runs
https://twitter.com/OfficialCorkGAA/status/1815464281384906876?t=9Lez9PHjbNoJwGJUcj_iNg&s=19
Ah jesus the heavy breathing
The Gaa really need to get a social media expert in to train these PROs. Some of the county accounts are embarrassing
Tweet deleted now. Your man after bating into a few portions of Lennoxes with the handy 4 euros collected.
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A Jackie deluxe amd chips cheese and garlic
Fair play to the genuine Cork fans that turned up in the Pairc tonight. Players deserve huge credit for the year they gave the fans. Homecomings of the defeated team always tough, players never want to be there obviously.
They deserve the support of their county every year though and fuck the bandwagoners who are happy to be there in good times.
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