His brother playing for London.
Correct. London best Galway in the 1973 Quarter Final. That should be a source of solace to Galway supporters this morning, how much they’ve improved since 1973.
Get behind the footballers. We love misery
@Big_Dan_Campbell is one of the most bring people on the internet and usually calls things wrong but i do not appreciate this type of revenge posting that we see here…
this is the start of it now you see, by tuesday afternoon this will get right nasty, all sorts of posts and skeletons will be dragged out
Fuck it that was nearly the biggest bottle job in the history of bottle jobs. I don’t think I’d ever have gone to another match again if we managed to fuck that away. Canning brought Galway back into it but after every one of his scores I’d we squandered a chance afterwards. Delighted it was Mulcahy who eventually stopped the rot, he covered a savage amount of ground yesterday. I’d love to see the stats on Mul, Flanagan and Hayes.
Everyone on here was delighted for Galway on the Sunday & Monday last year. By Tuesday they were hated. Hopefully something similar happens this year.
We’ve one year, maybe less to be smug cunts. I’m not wasting a minute of it
Chalk it down pal.
We will be insufferable now. Well, more insufferable
there are no better people to launch into it either than west limerick folk, the bile will be unreal, attacking all and sundry who wrote them off and trod on them over the years.
it has started already in other places with fellas marching thru charleville-
There will be an absolute deluge of them. Has @glasagusban posted the one where he said Limerick would win an AI before Cork and half the forum laughed at him yet?
Continuing the discussion from Limerick GAA - Box Office:
The new man will need time to bed in/fall out with everyone. 2018 will be our year
Fuck it that was nearly the biggest bottle job in the history of bottle jobs. I don’t think I’d ever have gone to another match again if we managed to fuck that away. Canning brought Galway back into it but after every one of his scores I’d we squandered a chance afterwards. Delighted it was Mulcahy who eventually stopped the rot, he covered a savage amount of ground yesterday. I’d love to see the stats on Mul, Flanagan and Hayes.
Would have been worse than ‘94. A draw would have felt like a defeat too.
As children you and I spent endless days of fun
its going to be a long 24 hours now on the internet waiting for the whole thing to open up, it will be well worth it though