A lot of fuck ups righted in the last 3 years.
Not the same sadly but obviously wonderful to have achieved.
Ah well. Put it this way. At least I can put away the old video recorder now and frame my vhs tape of the 73 final.
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I was chatting to a Muldoon one time and he said he and his mates used to practice shoulders against a concrete wallâŚdid you ever hear of such a practice ? I found it utterly bizarre
Was he from Kerry? They can tell Dubs anything and theyâll believe it
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No , out west âŚreckoned it perfected his technique 
Fail to prepare.
Albeit a bullock is much better
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They must have had some set of forwards with the 3 Dooleyâs, John Troy and Pilkington. Great scoring potential in that 5.
In fairness the two goals that got them back into game in final in 1998 were as agricultural as youâd see âŚerrity ploughing through , then his drop shot attempt that literally trickled into whelehans path âŚ
What position did Errity play? You wouldnât see too many inter-county players of that build these days!
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Anywhere he fucking wanted
As long as there was a parallelogram closeby
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Am I right in thinking that Brian mcevoy had two great opening halves in both 98 and 99 finals ?
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Think he was originally a full back and then fcuked in full forward
Didnt Whelehan have a dose of the flu before the 98 final and thatâs why they put him up front?
Kinnahan was a great full back wasnât he? They had some lad I hadnât previously heard of who pilfered a late goal after the Dooley free in the 94â All-Ireland judging by Laochra Gael.
Wexford did well to beat them in 96â and 97â. Nearly managed it in 98â too I think.
I donât know ,thought they said the other night it was because Brian mcevoy was doing well on him
Pat O Connor. In and out like a flash. Effective as a battering ram when Errity got tired
Nah, Whelehan was sick as a small plane going to Lourdes
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Kinahan was great ,hands like shovels but dog slow