[QUOTE=âcarryharry, post: 1014280, member: 1517â]Competition?
B Hogan, M Ellis, W McNamara? No outstanding No 6 on show this year.
It will be Brendan or Brian Hogan.[/QUOTE]
Ellis the most consistent by a mile. Hogan was destroyed in last 2 games. Maher hasnât always played in the centre either.
[QUOTE=âBartosz Bereszynskiego, post: 1014232, member: 9â]The selectors will acknowledge that Wexford only lost to Limerick because of their hectic schedule.
Cathal Barrett is an absolute shoe-in for YHOTY. I think everybody realises that bar the odd deluded Limerick poster like @glasagusban.
I couldnât have the Tipp keeper - he was shit on Sunday.[/QUOTE]
Limerick hurling fans are mental.
Enough to realise you donât
If you were picking the best centre back in the country and not who you think will get an all star then maybe Kevin Moran is worth a shout. I do think Ellis has it, and is probably the best CB of the teams that played in the semis, but he wonât get one this year. Not with Brian Hogan probably retiring and Brendan Maher involved in a final, whoever wins the replay, their man will get the CB All-Star. In my opinion
I think Ellis might get the nod because no one has been outstanding at 6 and they couldnât leave the Munster champions without one.
Very difficult for Cork to get one based on the second half domination of the Tipp forwards in the AI semi.
People forget that Tipp won the Munster championship in 2012 & won not a single All Star award.
[QUOTE=âcarryharry, post: 1014294, member: 1517â]Very difficult for Cork to get one based on the second half domination of the Tipp forwards in the AI semi.
People forget that Tipp won the Munster championship in 2012 & won not a single All Star award.[/QUOTE]
Limerick got one last year, Richie.
Cork played in 2 AI finals last year and only got three, I think. Same as the Dubs, who surely wonât get any this year. Clare might go from having 8 on it to having none. 
[QUOTE=âEsteban de la Sexface, post: 1014296, member: 2695â]Limerick got one last year, Richie.
Cork played in 2 AI finals last year and only got three, I think. Same as the Dubs, who surely wonât get any this year. Clare might go from having 8 on it to having none. :D[/QUOTE]o_O
If anyone is to get one from Cork, itâll probably be Alan Cadogan. If KK win the replay, Brian Hogan is a banker for it, more than likely retiring, great service, etc, etc
Pointless picking them now until after the replay. Conor McGrath won one with his outstanding performance in the replayed final while Shane OâNeill would have probably been given one up until the replay.
[QUOTE=âcarryharry, post: 1014294, member: 1517â]Very difficult for Cork to get one based on the second half domination of the Tipp forwards in the AI semi.
People forget that Tipp won the Munster championship in 2012 & won not a single All Star award.[/QUOTE]
Agree. And youâre right, because I also forgot that. In that case none for Cork.
he has played the forum like a small concertina
Kevin Moran isnât the best centre back in his own club on this years form
Anthony Nash was nailed on for HOTY until halftime in the replay and then fell asunder. I had him @66/1. My greatest gambling loss.
otherwise known as a concertina
Indeed, the result of the final will have as big an impact as anything else on the makeup of the team with the winners getting 7 or 8 of the spots and the losrers 3 or 4. The likes of Bugler and Donnelllan wouldnât gotten All Stars last year if Cork had won the replay
[QUOTE=âcarryharry, post: 1014280, member: 1517â]Competition?
B Hogan, M Ellis, W McNamara? No outstanding No 6 on show this year.
It will be Brendan or Brian Hogan.[/QUOTE]
Murphy
Barrett
JJ
Hickey
Murphy
Paudie
Buckley
Hogan HOTY
Chin
Lehane
Bonner
Bubbles
Dowling
Callinan
TJ
Cork will have to get one. So will Wexford
thats why you know fuck all about it
