Retiring GAA Stars tribute thread - May cause brain/neck damage

[Mullach_Ide]

Live televised games.[/QUOTE]

He kicked 9 points v Donegal in an AI qualifier in 2003 live on tv.
7 points v kerry 1998 Munster Final live on tv.

[maroonandwhite]

@Sidney

People using a Tommy Murphy Cup match to try and big up Browne

Probably his only game in croke park? And he took some great scores, why not mention it. What county are you from by the way?

[Il_Bomber_Destro]

[QUOTE=“Mullach Ide, post: 1061656, member: 141”]He kicked 9 points v Donegal in an AI qualifier in 2003 live on tv.
7 points v kerry 1998 Munster Final live on tv.[/QUOTE]

That’s it?

The only thing I remember about that match against Donegal was that it was played with the same intensity as an exhibition match.

[Mullach_Ide]

[QUOTE=“Il Bomber Destro, post: 1061658, member: 2533”]That’s it?

The only thing I remember about that match against Donegal was that it was played with the same intensity as an exhibition match.[/QUOTE]

:rolleyes:
Of course it was.

[Little_Lord_Fauntleroy]

@maroonandwhite

I might be wrong (manuel?) but wexford with forde played tipp with browne in the. Tommy Murphy final before the 05 armagh tyrone semi final. I was at the game and the nordies were talking beforehand about seeing forde as he had been well hyped. He did nothing, Wexford didnt seem too pushed but browne was majestic long range points from both feet, one of the sweetest kickers ive ever seen of a ball, beat wexford on his own. The nordies around me couldn’t get over him.

i havent played bogball since my sigerson days, im nearly 40 now and i8 havent run for about 2 months,ive no doubt i could beat wexford on my own in the tommy murphy cup if it ws played tonight

[Little_Lord_Fauntleroy]

@Colin Montgomerie

I was at that Tommy Murphy final and I remember absolutely nothing about it.

forse stood on some guys head

[Il_Bomber_Destro]

Of course it was.[/QUOTE]

Yes, it was.

Donegal won it pulling up, how many of those scores Browne got from play?

[Mullach_Ide]

[QUOTE=“Il Bomber Destro, post: 1061662, member: 2533”]Yes, it was.

Donegal won it pulling up, how many of those scores Browne got from play?[/QUOTE]

You tell me, know it all.

[Mullach_Ide]

http://m.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-football/donegal-deny-super-browne-25937748.html

You might have a read of Brian McEniff’s comments.

[Il_Bomber_Destro]

@Mullach Ide

You tell me, know it all.

Don’t know. Browne never really had to do it against top opposition in a pressure situation, the likes of O’Hara, Dolan and Forde did. Paddy Bradley certainly did. The lauding on Browne is based so much on subjective viewpoints of the nature of what he would have done with a better county. The fact is there remains too much unknown about him and he achieved fuck all in his county career.

[maroonandwhite]

@The Selfish Giant

i havent played bogball since my sigerson days, im nearly 40 now and i8 havent run for about 2 months,ive no doubt i could beat wexford on my own in the tommy murphy cup if it ws played tonight

Sure you did pal, sure you did

[Mullach_Ide]

@Il Bomber Destro

Don’t know. Browne never really had to do it against top opposition in a pressure situation, the likes of O’Hara, Dolan and Forde did. Paddy Bradley certainly did. The lauding on Browne is based so much on subjective viewpoints of the nature of what he would have done with a better county. The fact is there remains too much unknown about him and he achieved fuck all in his county career.

He scored 0-05 from play in that match.
In the 1998 munster final Seamus Moynihan couldn’t handle him so Kerry double marked him. I’ve seen him win plenty of matches for Tipperary.
Your ignorance does not make an argument.

All your spoofing about Totti, please list the honours Roma have won with him in the team.

[Il_Bomber_Destro]

[QUOTE=“Mullach Ide, post: 1061671, member: 141”]http://m.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-football/donegal-deny-super-browne-25937748.html

You might have a read of Brian McEniff’s comments.[/QUOTE]

I’m not arguing that he’s not a good player. I’m debating the fact he is so highly regarded, more than players who have a lot more to back such a standing in the game. Paddy Bradley is a prime example.

[Mullach_Ide]

@Il Bomber Destro

I’m not arguing that he’s not a good player. I’m debating the fact he is so highly regarded, more than players who have a lot more to back such a standing in the game. Paddy Bradley is a prime example.

Why, what has Paddy Bradley won with Derry?

[Sidney]

@Colin Montgomerie

I was at that Tommy Murphy final and I remember absolutely nothing about it.

I was at the Tyrone-Armagh match that followed it as well as the Dublin-Armagh match that followed the Donegal v Tipperary match referenced. I didn’t bother my hole to get in for any of either of the matches involving Tipperary because I have a condescending attitude towards Tipperary football, which I consider to be shite, and stayed in the pub to drink instead.

[Mullach_Ide]

@Sidney

I was at the Tyrone-Armagh match that followed it as well as the Dublin-Armagh match that followed the Donegal v Tipperary match referenced. I didn’t bother my hole to get in for any of either of the matches involving Tipperary because I have a condescending attitude towards Tipperary football, which I consider to be shite, and stayed in the pub to drink instead.

Along with the other 40 odd thousand jackeens.

[Il_Bomber_Destro]

@Mullach Ide

Why, what has Paddy Bradley won with Derry?

2 National League Titles
Reached an All Ireland semi in 2004
Third all time top scorer in Ulster

[Sidney]

@Mullach Ide

Along with the other 40 odd thousand jackeens.

40 thousand people weren’t wrong.

[Bandage]

Joe Higgins was a splendid player.

[Il_Bomber_Destro]

[QUOTE=“Mullach Ide, post: 1061681, member: 141”]He scored 0-05 from play in that match.
In the 1998 munster final Seamus Moynihan couldn’t handle him so Kerry double marked him. I’ve seen him win plenty of matches for Tipperary.
Your ignorance does not make an argument.

All your spoofing about Totti, please list the honours Roma have won with him in the team.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, the game was played with zero intensity in a 80% empty stadium. It reminded me of the quarter finals Kerry have been involved with in the last two years against Cavan and Galway, no real intensity to the match at all. How would he do when there is something at stake against good opposition? Which brings me back to what I’ve been saying, there is too much unknowns to back it up, Paddy Bradley has been there and done it, so have the likes of Dolan and Forde.

For a defender that is so highly regarded, Moynihan seems to have taken some roastings over the years.