Maybe I’m biased towards that kind of thing, but I always find the ones that yer man McDonnell does quite interesting.
He’s very good at providing the context in which the numbers exist in.
Maybe I’m biased towards that kind of thing, but I always find the ones that yer man McDonnell does quite interesting.
He’s very good at providing the context in which the numbers exist in.
Willie at the back, Joe up top. Unbeatable.
When was this?
Any time they got to the final before 1975?
No thats not accurate
I think Waterford are dangerous, but Clare are a top drawer team and should deal with it.
When was this?
Galway received a bye to the final in 1928, 1955 and 1958.
1928 was a beauty. They lost 6-12 to 1-0 to Cork.
Getting a bye to the final was a lovely little GAA tradition of old. New York had a bye to the NFL final in 1988 and 1989, a revival of a tradition started in the 1960s.
Incredibly, in 1964 Dublin lost the “real” final to New York having beaten Down in the “Home” final at Croke Park. This was the day the era of the Duds truly began.
These fellas put too much emphasis on a pub piss up competition. No one bothered their hole training for it before Joe.
“We were contenders as long as I was there”
I wonder why Joe?
Does anyone seriously think that sleeping in a caravan in a deserted holiday village and being dragged out of bed at 4am to run up a damp ditch makes a team hurl better?
A few of those Waterford players have little to no training down since the cork game. So I am wondering how fit they are? It might be no harm if they are ready to go as they looked leaden footed v cork.
I am hoping Iralaith Daly is ok. He has been out injured for ages and now he is straight back in making the team. If he is up to it he is a great addition.
They’ll be right by year 3 of the cycle. Davy’s got this, the build up to next year starts now
Just filling the tank with dirty diesel before convoluting a way to blow it out.
Was in the car earlier and there was a wonderful bit of punditry from former Tipp manager Michael Ryan on the last word with Matt the Cooper.
Cooper asks him what were his thoughts on Cork and their performance last weekend, Ryan tells him he didn’t see the game at all and then waffles on for 90 seconds or so about the match based on what other people told him about it.
Nice work if you can get it
Another great piece of spoofer punditry from earlier this week
I saw a snippet on twitter last Monday from off the ball with perpetual spoofer Sarah O’Donovan in the studio - she was shitting in about Antrim and started bullshitting away saying she had been watching their Dunloy contingent very closely all autumn/winter in the club championships and she wasn’t surprised to see they are running out of steam as they are on the go six months non stop - she then tried to reel off a few of the Dunloy lads names “you know the likes of Neil McManus, ahhh” long pause “ahh and the rest of the Dunloy lads”
Neil Mcmanus hurls for Cushendall
Who would Sarah O Donovan be?
Former cork camogie player - I enjoy seeing snippets of her musings on hurling. She speaks with great confidence but knows fuck all and makes some baffling comments
She called out the Clare lads for pulling and dragging thelimericks though and said that the referees might not stand for that the next day out.
@Big_Dan_Campbell has it in for her ever since.
More so when she first came to my attention for this beautiful piece of analysis
There was a lady, i assume a former camogie player, on talking about the Cork hurlers on offtheball this morning. Didn’t catch her name but by god did she have some amazing hot takes that the apes interviewing her just nodded along to. In the 45 seconds or so I listened to she maintained the following Scoring 30 points in a game is no good to anyone They should look to score less and conceed less scores Cork should be looking to win games in scorelines of 2-19 to 2-10 by conceding only 2-10 in…
Must have touched a nerve alright
They got a bye in 57 or 58. Not sure of exact year. Only know as I was reading a Tipp/KK program other night and previous meetings stated they were fixed against each other in a semi in one of those years
I’m sure the leinster and Munster champions also got byes in these eras. Only right the connacht champions are treated with the same equality.