Olympians/Sports stars You Suspect Are Juiced Up

[Big_Dan_Campbell]

@Fitzy

Maybe not in your eyes dickhead, but all the national league games on a freezing, rainy Sunday, the minor, U21, Junior games, the club games, the U12 training sessions, the long drive to wherever Feile is on, the fund raising nights for the local club, the injuries, the overtime forfeited, attending training sessions and so on and so on, despite fuck all success, means that yes, two successful senior intercounty games as the cream, the reward for everything else that goes into, does make them supporters.

When the fuck did bandwagoners like Marl Renton do any of the shit that you have named above?

[Little_Lord_Fauntleroy]

@chewy louie

When the fuck did bandwagoners like Marl Renton do any of the shit that you have named above?

or that treaty stones dickhead

Peter G is the only genuine Limerick fan on this forum

the rest are your typical Limerick bandwagon cunts- if its not munster its the stickhurlers they follow

[caoimhaoin]

@balbec

Don’t flatter yourself.

Bemused is more accurate.

[Julio_Geordio]

[quote=“caoimhaoin, post: 803204, member: 273”]You highlight part of what I said, yet leave out the last part of the line.

We were taught in school that we were Celtic, with most people coming from Normandy or Gallic lands. Then we got mixed with Normans and Vikings along the way. This is clearly only a little bit of what we are. I showed you one article I found at the top of one search showing reasonings for this, there are many others

The article points out several other races coming from all over Europe as part of our genetic make up. As mentioned we are far closer to the English than De Valera wanted us to think we were.

Now shut up. You are not right, you are wrong. You are wrong mostly because you didn’t know what I was even saying. And you are a stupid prick to justz go after me on such a thiNg just because I pointed out your hurling are decent, not great. The fact that you get support from 4 other limerick lads and Mac shows me all I need to know a out this farce of an argument.[/quote]

1. I took no issue with any of the rest of your statement that we are not Celts etc.
2. You argued we are genetically diversified race. I disagreed. You defended your position quoting an article which disagreed with your position. You are wrong.
3. That last paragraph

[caoimhaoin]

[quote=“Julio Geordio, post: 803265, member: 332”]1. I took no issue with any of the rest of your statement that we are not Celts etc.
2. You argued we are genetically diversified race. I disagreed. You defended your position quoting an article which disagreed with your position. You are wrong.
3. That last paragraph :D[/quote]

Copying something somebody else did, changing it up a bit and trying to pass yourself off as smart.

Are you John Allen?

[Little_Lord_Fauntleroy]

[quote=“caoimhaoin, post: 803266, member: 273”]Copying something somebody else did, changing it up a bit and trying to pass yourself off as smart.

Are you John Allen?[/quote]

:D:clap:

[caoimhaoin]

No matter how many times you refuse to ignore what I actual said and what I actually reference can’t make you anymore wrong than you are already.

[Mark_Renton]

@caoimhaoin

That’s what ye are not getting, the article doesn’t have much more finishing in it. If ye had a host of new players that were not playing the past year or two then I’d say fine, we don’t know what they are capable of. But it’s pretty much the same bunch. They are better coached and believe in themselves. The top 5% & the 5% the coaching brings. So if we agree (and in fairness when you weigh up results in comparison it’s hard not to argue there is only a 10% improvement at the max) that they have improved by 10% then I think we are actually in agreement. History has shown this is probably as far as it goes.

Your calling that yet we haven’t started with near our best team yet, and the Dowlings and Downes’ have only got a handful of minutes. Hannon is not hurling to anywhere near his ability either, and at 19 I’m sure there’s room for more with him and the other young lads.

It’s the backline that’s where I’d agree, they’ve coughed up plenty of chances early in both games, and for all their plaudits I don’t see them taking it to a next level, as they are playing to the height of their powers. We’ve been lucky neither Tipp nor Cork punished us, but this looking to finish with your strongest team is a dangerous game. I think one or two changes from the off would see more from this team.

Don’t underestimate the nerves of the occasion the other day also, all players touched on it post game. Hopefully winning injects more belief and confidence.

[Mark_Renton]

I haven’t been following kev and Julio’s spat, what’s all this about genetics and Celts?

[Little_Lord_Fauntleroy]

@Mark Renton

I haven’t been following kev and Julio’s spat, what’s all this about genetics and Celts?

Julio said Celts were a pure race that havent intermingled with other races through the ages and thats why we have relatively low crime rate and few social problems compared to countries with a history of immigration

Kev called him a racist

[Big_Dan_Campbell]

@Mark Renton

Hannon is not hurling to anywhere near his ability either, and at 19 I’m sure there’s room for more with him

Hannon isn’t 19, he is in his last year of under 21s

[caoimhaoin]

[quote=“Mark Renton, post: 803270, member: 1796”]Your calling that yet we haven’t started with near our best team yet, and the Dowlings and Downes’ have only got a handful of minutes. Hannon is not hurling to anywhere near his ability either, and at 19 I’m sure there’s room more with him and the other young lads.

It’s the backline that’s where I’d agree, they’ve coughed up plenty of chances early in both games, and for all their plaudits I don’t see them taking it to a next level, as they are playing to the height of their powers. We’ve been lucky neither Tipp nor Cork punished us, bit this looking to finish with your strongest team is a dangerous game. I think one or two changes from the off would see more from this team.

Don’t underestimate the nerves of the occasion the other day also, all players touched on it post game. Hopefully winning injects more belief and confidence.[/quote]

Fair point on Hannon, you would certainly expect him to be at another level in time. Will it happen this year?

There are actually a few lads who could really blossom in CP. But as you allude to, there are a few defenders who could get a real opening. There are elements of Limerick Cork could do with and visa versa. They really have opposite problems.

[Mark_Renton]

@chewy louie

Hannon isn’t 19, he is in his last year of under 21s

Apologies, he’s 20. But the point stands.

[Julio_Geordio]

@caoimhaoin

No matter how many times you refuse to ignore what I actual said and what I actually reference can’t make you anymore wrong than you are already.

Are we a genetically diversified race. Yes or no?

[Julio_Geordio]

@Mark Renton

Apologies, he’s 20. But the point stands.

This thread is about Irish Genetics fuck off with your hurling talk

[Big_Dan_Campbell]

@Mark Renton

Apologies, he’s 20. But the point stands.

Not really. His skills and his body size are already developed, where exactly do you see him improving?

Maybe experience wise but I wouldn’t say that the likes of Joe Canning and Padraig Maher for arguements sake are superior hurlers now at 24 than they were at 20

[caoimhaoin]

[quote=“chewy louie, post: 803283, member: 1137”]Not really. His skills and his body size are already developed, where exactly do you see him improving?

Maybe experience wise but I wouldn’t say that the likes of Joe Canning and Padraig Maher for arguements sake are superior hurlers now at 24 than they were at 20[/quote]

Yes they are. Experience makes a world if difference. You develop consistency, Canning is still not consistent enough, but he’s way better than he was.

[caoimhaoin]

@Julio Geordio

Are we a genetically diversified race. Yes or no?

Yes.

[Mark_Renton]

[quote=“chewy louie, post: 803283, member: 1137”]Not really. His skills and his body size are already developed, where exactly do you see him improving?

Maybe experience wise but I wouldn’t say that the likes of Joe Canning and Padraig Maher for arguements sake are superior hurlers now at 24 than they were at 20[/quote]

My point was that he hasn’t performed this championship and there is more to come from him. Overall, yes predominately experience, but he still has a bit more development to do. From what I heard, diet was his biggest enemy.

[Mark_Renton]

@caoimhaoin

Yes.

We are one of the least diversified races in Europe, if not the wider world. I only read a report on this the other day that I’ll try dig out when I get to a computer.