Everyone has money except Galway.
All the refs are against Galway.
All the competitions are set up so Galway lose.
They never get a fair draw
The weather never suits them
The wind always changes at half time to go against them
How else would they lose 20 all ireland finals?
Richie Mulrooney was definitely there around 2009/10.
Seems to be there ever since.
Was over the 2010 winning side. Think he was over the 21s in 2012 and 2013 from what I recall.
Echo are saying 20s final moved to Wednesday
Watched this game back.
Both these teams especially Galway are light years ahead of Waterford. Not saying they will beat Cork but it will be close.
Good battle tonight between Gaeroid Dunne (kk) and Michael Power (Galway).
The distance some of these young lads can strike the ball with size 31/32 hurleys at 16/17 years of age is mental.
That last point struck me too. The Galway free taker looked like he could hit it any distance
What size sliothar
Galway keeper had a bigger puck out than any senior keeper Iâve seen. He bombed a few down right on top of the Kilkenny full-back line. Youâd wonder where lads will be scoring regularly from in 10 years time. Scores from inside your own half will probably be common place.
The size 5 I presume. The other ball is only used up to under 13.
Couldnât remember the cut off. Great striking. Damien Hayes used to point them from midfield at minor. But rarely at senior
We are close to reaching crisis point.
If you do a search there was dozens and dozens of posts about how fucked they were financially a few years ago. That PuC had bankrupted em. One intrepid Limerick fan tried to convince me the debt on the stadium was nearly 90m.
Hard to win all irelands and you broke
Whereâs this red tide coming from? Success underage at every single grade and set to dominate for the next 10 years⌠Thatâs all just pot luck I suppose
Who said they were going to dominate for the next 10 years. Your a gullible young lad if youâre believing a bit of hype out of the echo.
Sure it must be pot luck and a good chairman. Making the most out of the small few quid we have. There were loads of experts on the cork gaa finances here not so long ago we might get a run down on where we are from one of them.
And DĂĄire OâLeary.ruled out. Heâll be a big loss.
Ohhhh to beeee a trebbble
I was nodding away in agreement with everything you wrote there. Except for the last line. Inexplicably, the wind, which was in Galwayâs favour in the first half this evening, died away for the second half. Itâs a sign of things to come.
Every time the Galway keeper took a puck out, it sounded like a gunshot.
All weâre missing is a nerd with a whiteboard.
Huge huge loss