A few Limerick chaps ganged up on me going on about Kyle Hayes this and Kyle Hayes that - I warned the Limerick chaps to be careful what they wished for with KH.
Limerick lads continued to get annoyed that their ‘Hall of Famers’ aren’t getting the credit.
Not getting all 15 all stars really seems to have stuck in the craw for the Limerick chaps. Now some posters are saying that there is a possibility that there has been a better CB than Declan Hannon in the history of hurling, the temerity of the cunts.
So the likes of Hubert Rigney, Ollie Baker and John Troy, celebrated far and wide, are modern day hurlers? To be compared equally with the likes of anyone who played in last year’s semifinals?
Save your outrage now and just go with the question and answer part. Good lad.
I just said I didn’t think you should mention him as being on the same tier as canning and Callanan. I also don’t agree with your “passing of a golden generation” wistfulness, because I think there are many players as good or better than many of the ones you mentioned currently playing the game.
Is he not a forward by trade? Tremendous reinvention at corner-back but if he’s the “Hall of Famer” that you’re suggesting should he not have walked onto that Limerick team in the forward line or wing-back? But for the unfortunate injury to Richie English he may still be on the periphery of the team.
Very unfortunate that Maher’s club career also appears to be over. He could have had another 5-6 years hurling senior club and countless more playing junior but for this injury.
But sure his ability to adapt and play anywhere is the very reason he’s going to end up as a Hall of Famer. Not too many players could do what he has. It’s been remarkable.
If Hannon was injured I can garauntee you, you’d see Nash moved into 6 and he’d be superb there.
I’m told Pádraig Maher’s main issue after the neck injury is that he’s suffering from vertigo because of it. An awful fucking thing that yoke. My heart goes out to the lad.