he defrauded people out of millions for fake cancer treatment and youâre talking about a score from a match two decades ago?
I donât think that is in anyway contradictory mate.
Someone raising money for charity. Good.
Someone pretending to raise money for Charity for themselves. Bad.
Lance Armstrong. Cunt
Your whatabouttery is a defence
I dond disagree with him saying that, what he said is GAA people are scum. Very different
Iâm not too sure I was overly excited about the score at the time. I think if anybody else did it, no one would remember it.
There were still some savage points from that era that stand up to todayâs standards . Kevin Broderick v Kilkenny in 2001, and the Rock v Limerick in 2001 come to mind.
You must have been fair bad at hurling
Iâd have kicked that over
The Dodger certainly wonât be the first All-Ireland winner to be convicted of fraud if this is as it seems.
Lads wouldnât puck it 30 yards those days off their hand. Why do you think it made the top 20 gaa moments of all time?
Lads have drink on Board here
If a lad from Antrim done it, it wouldnât have been shown again on tv.
I was/am bad at hurling if that helps btw
DJ and Kilkenny were box office at the the time. Had to fit them in somewhere.
Keep posting in the threads of the clubs and organisations you love, under the pretence of hate of course!
Is there games in the Scottish league this week?
I definitely have drink on board. But DJ was an icon. I will be sad if this is true.
for DJ?
The Brian Corcoran point in the 2004 final (ot the year after) was the most unnecessarily praised Irish sporting moment that I can remember.
Wasnât far behind that point, game was won fair enough, but the dance, the slice and the flight of the ball (a laser that didnât waver) made it something else. He only played 2 games too so it was a hat tip to his own year.
Shefflin had his best ever game for Kilkenny in the semi- final and thatâs never mentioned about that year.
All a bit moot now. Sad stuff.
DJ cheated at sport too mate
Heâs underrated.
People think heâs overrated because that point against Clare (which was a lovely score at the perfect angle for the camera) bizarrely became his signature score as far as the media were concerned.
Greatness requires players to produce moments of otherworldiness. Careyâs goals were special. Nobody else could have scored them.
Nobody else could have made that rapier thrust which decided the 2002 All-Ireland semi-final.