It’s the sideways Examiner mate, the paper of choice for those with severe cricks in the neck.
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The paper of choice for lighting the fire by the looks of it
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Cillian Buckley was a good bit above a 7 ffs, he was superb. As was Walter Walsh. Joe Lyng was not a 9. Hannon was excellent, arguably a 9. Dan Morrissey better than a 6 and they’re being kind to Mick Fennelly with the 7 in truth
Fennelly was MOTM mate
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All over the shop really. O’Donovan was better than Dempsey. Aylward the same rating as Dan Morrissey and only one behind Buckley? 
He was a bit of a passenger bar one or two moments. A solid 6.
Take it up with the Sky Sports pundits
Richie was rated a 9.
OHHHH …
Fuck do they know. MOTM was a toss up between Murphy and Buckley with big Walter in 3rd place.
Fuck do you know?
Fennelly had more possessions than any other player on the pitch on Saturday night
Cillian Buckley lorded it at centre back, but he also hit some absolutely awful ball up to their forwards
That’s a clamping.
More than you by the sounds of it if you think Mick Fennelly was the best player on the pitch the last night. He was behind Murphy, Buckley, Walsh, Reid, Lyng and Fogarty on the Kilkenny team and behind McCarthy, Hannon, Finn, both Caseys and Hayes on the Limerick team. “Possessions” ffs sake 
Ah don’t be cross now that you were made a show of a while ago with your stupid fucking point regarding coaching. Stop being a fanny.
Those ratings are funny as fuck. But it’s lovely to see people getting so much enjoyment out of something they know nothing about.
Lads fuck up about ratings. Twould be one thing if we were out again next Saturday but we’re not.
How many quality points did he earn?
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Where did I say that?
You literally couldn’t make this shit up. He seems to be getting a lot of credit for getting himself fit and through the game as opposed to actually playing well.
By making reference to his “Possessions” you inferred that you agreed with the sky sports pundits.