Cunt. What did he get that day? 16 scores?
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I took on the runt on the Limerick Gaa thread and got my arse handed to me.
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Doesnât count, no-one boasts about beating mentally challenged individuals.
Henry Shefflin vs Declan Ruth in 2007. Skippyâs worst ever performance in a Wexford Jersey as he was hauled ashore after 26 mins and belted the shite out of the tunnel wall with his hurley on the way to the dressing room
Tbh I was happy enough for the lads to have a big win. Except for you. You are an unmerciful cunt of the highest order.
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14 points. 4 frees & 1 65. 9 wonderful points from play.
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We went 2-1 to one up or something early doorsâŚcunts.
You often hear that cliche that a player won a game on his own floated about. Eoin Kelly put in a performance for the ages that day. Some of his scores were awesome. Was a pleasure to witness regardless of the result IMO.
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What I didnât call him on the way back to the town that day 
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About a week after returning from J1 in New York, not quite in prime condition, we played Mullinahone in an u21 challenge. I was up to the age. After about 25 minutes I was moved out from my usual territory to mark a 17 year old Eoin Kelly who had already scored about 7 points from half forward.
Iâve marked a lot of the top Kilkenny lads at some stage but have never marked anyone before or since that had me so completely bamboozled. He wasnât especially fast but if he got any sort of touch on the ball whatsoever, heâd have it in his hand, do some sort of shimmy and materialise about 3 yards away stroking yet another point.
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Mattie Forde vs Francie Bellew in August 2008. Such a roasting that I think Francie retired afterwards.
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Andrew o shaughnessy. Absolutely every defender he came across at under 21 level.
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Plus Minor and school levels mateâŚhe destroyed teams on his own.
One of the greatest forwards Iâve even seen play the game in his prime.
A class act, on and off the field.
Limerick roasted a heavily fancied Waterford in the 2007 semi-final.
Great timesâŚthe much maligned Donie Ryan - TJâs brother didnât let Croke Park bother him that day, and Andrew OâShaughnessy was outstanding. Best struck penalty Iâve ever seen in Croke Park but I am biased.
That was a roasting particularly after the bating they gave Limerick that year in Thurles in the MF when Dan got some great goals.
Joe Cooneyâs first-half performance against Cork in 1990. Jim Cashman was turning to the line with his arms out, not knowing what to do with Cooney, who ran him ragged. In fairness to Cashman, he upped his game in the second half and the rest is history.
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Not a roasting.
Players roast other players, not teams roasting other teams. Limerick just did what they can do on any given day that day, tear the form book up.
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1-8 or something in the first half and only a point in the 2nd half wasnât it? Was as much to do with Cork managing to expose Galways frail full back line as it was Cashman getting back on top. Great final.
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I met one of that fullback line only yesterday at the coffee shop. Still wont talk about it
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Clear division highlighted between lads who actually played games against the lads who watch games but talk the world of shite about it.
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