yep. and they might not be be that bothered about having to play in it either. The relegation play off didnât prevent Clare and Cork getting to the AIF last year
Fennelly with a rocket
Btw herrity let in a howler
Cats on fire now 2-1 without reply and sheff just introduced
Some start to the second half by the cats, only 3 points in it now.
Itâs looking like. Dublin Tipp relegation playoff to me
Dublin weather the storm to win by 3 points. 1-22 to 3-13.
Hard game. Kilkenny will improve for it but conceded way too much again this week
Score ?
will there be a big fuss in the morning? TJ Reid must thrown that ball forward as far as Anthony Nash does striking that penalty
Real atmosphere in Parnell Park. Real people, real sport.
Why would the fuss be in the morning?
There will be no fuss. It just seems that the only time the infringement of the rule for striking penalties only get highlighted when Anthony Nash does it or it seems to generate more hulabuloo when he does it.
yeah sid - great venue for league games. Dublin hurlers v good there in the 2 league games but shite in the away games
Fair play Dublin. Kk are not easily beaten anytime. Cody will not have wanted that feather in the cap of the dubs thatâs for sure. The Cody way isnât to lull the enemies into a false sense of security, it is to crush them at any and every opportunity. The league is great this year.
Parnell Park about 10m narrower than Croke park from dimensions I read. Same length. Does that narrow pitch make a difference in League Games? Always said that the âtightâ pitch suits Dublinâs physicality.
10 M each side or overall?
Definitely affects it. Would be interested to see scoring averages though, Parnell compared to cp for league. Tight pitch should mean easier defending, thus less scores.
Hardly 20m narrower?
The sight of a cow inside in a field scares the shit out of them
[QUOTE=âcaoimhaoin, post: 917196, member: 273â]10 M each side or overall?
Definitely affects it. Would be interested to see scoring averages though, Parnell compared to cp for league. Tight pitch should mean easier defending, thus less scores.[/QUOTE]
Could also mean more frees due to lack of space etc thus scoring remains roughly the same so youâd also need to closely analyse scores from frees v scores from play where Dublin are concerned. Iâve given you a big hint here Kevin , I expect you to build on it and come back with further analysis