Who are actually eligible and in contention for YHOTY?
Not a hope kid
Limerick 7 max
Youâll probably lose Quaid and WOD out of that.
Reidy well due one. Has been extremely effective in recent years.
Hayes HOTY
21 or younger at the start of the year
Its between Adam Hogan, Mark Rodgers and Cathal OâNeill realistically. Ciaran Joyce would have been in contention if Cork got further.
Gillane just isnât winning hurler of the year is he
22 now I believe. Changed last year.
21 on the 1st of January - so under 22 in essence is the eligibility
Is the criteria purely age? Say a lad had three tremendous senior IC years by the time he was 21, could he win YHOTY 3 times?
Hayes has been brilliant all year but Gillane was by far unbelievable. Has to be Gillane for me
Thereâll be a meltdown everywhere, TK doesnât deserve an All Star this year.
When Limerick weâre going through their dodgy phase and questions were being asked, Gillane was in a different level. Heâs been superb all year.
Always had an answer pulled out big moments.
Yes, Eoin Cody won it twice. Austin Gleeson and Tony Kelly won HOTY and YHOTY in the same year.
Barry nash will lose out. Reidy as well Id say. WOD will get one.
Limerick 7
Kilkenny 5
Clare 2
Galway 1
I donât think get obsession with running down poor Tony Kelly.
After the Munster final he was in contention for hurler of the year and a nailed on all star.
He bagged three goals v Dublin and while he didnât score v Kilkenny he was industrious and made a few key contributions. It wasnât his best game by any means.
It seems very harsh to me for him not to get one. Tom Morrissey had an electric round robin but wasnât great in the last two games but everybody seems to think he should get an all star.
Seems thereâs one rule for Tony Kelly and one rule for everyone else.
And if youâre saying gillane wins the hurler of year for two great performances than surely cian lynch gets an all star for his semi final and final performances.
- Nicky Quaid (Limerick)
- Huw Lawlor (Limerick)
- Dan Morrissey (Kilkenny)
- Barry Nash (Limerick)
- Diarmuid Byrnes (Limerick)
- William o Donghue (limerick)
- Kyle Hayes (Limerick)
- Cian lynch (Limerick )
- Darragh OâDonovan (Limerick)
- Tony Kelly (Clare)
- Shane OâDonnell (Clare)
- Tom Morrissey (Limerick)
- Aaron Gillane (Limerick)
- Conor Whelan (Galway)
- Eoin Cody (Kilkenny)
Cian Lynch was poor in the first half of the semi final until he went centre forward