I don’t know what alternative was put forward. A flick of the hurley maybe.
Canning should learn from Hegarty, give the man a belt of a shoulder first, then take your shot
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Donal O Grady used to say that his teams were coached not to shoulder like that because of the high risk of a yellow or red card.
Donal O’Grady is a bollix in fairness
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Ah now
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that wasn’t supposed to catch a Clare man.
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Only just watching last night back now.
Cusack proposing a bonus point in the league if you lose by three points or less.
Ffs.
4 points for a goal and orange sliothars🤦♂️
Tyrell and Cusack both going on about how the league isn’t important anymore and that teams would be more focused on championship these days. I must have missed those halcyon days of the NHL when the championship was regarded as an irrelevance and winter was king.
Those two quaaresshh are more interested in fashion
Next we’ll have a cup on offer for each championship match played.
like in rugby
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Correct.
Cork and Tipp will fight it out every year for the royal fish monger trophy
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Cusack has some of ye hopping like sausages,
Even when he’s being incredibly complimentary to Limerick. He has a couple of ideas to trial in the league, he mentioned three in about two seconds, what’s the big deal,
Just watched the show now, fair enough really, I don’t know what he wanted Moran to do though, if Canning was knocked off balance by a trip a split second earlier he can’t do anything about it
Here
Anyone got Loghnanes column there? I heard he wasn’t too happy with us
What did he say?
I don’t know. I can’t find it on the line. Twas the father was telling me that someone he met this morning said he tore into us in his column yesterday
Strange. He went soft towards us recently, was hugely complimentary last year
Saying anything other than Limerick are the greatest team since KK and will soon be in that territory is seen as an affront to the sensitive types these days. The need for validation off Tipp, Cork and KK people stinks off them. In Clare we call it as we see it, nobody better than Ger.