More to the point, teams have a problem coming to our home venue.
We havenât had a home championship match since 2004, in fact that was our only home championship match ever.
Itâs not our fault a county who would have had a home venue against us werenât good enough to earn it.
Weâre disappointed not to be going to the home venue of another east coast county and instead to a neutral venue in a drive-through county.
Weâre passionate about East Coast Footballâ˘.
Was he army at one stage too?
Donât know. Saw him play for garda college team last autumn
yep, I remember him missing games a few years back back because he was on a tour of duty in the Lebanon
As MBB said, wouldnât work to warm himself
Just watched the highlights show there.
Can any of the Cork lads shed some light on what way to pronounce Lehane. The way Canning does it sounds ridiculous, Leeeee Han.
Canning is the only Cark man I hear pronounce it that way .
Li Hane is what id say anyway
Thats what I would have thought too. But then Canning really annoys me anyway. He always says âback once againâ and didnt even cop he said it when Tipp were presented with the Liam McCarthy as well last year. The fucking Renegade Master.
Canning also has a tendency to over-enunciate club names to an absurd degree. If there are 5 or 6 Irish club names involved you might as well mute him.
100%
this Leh-hane bollux is as wrong as lads referring to hurleys as âhurlsâ
Cork City folk pronouncing Coughlan as Caw-lan is bizarre also.
whatâs wrong with that?
âcock lanâ is pure wrong
Ciaran Whelan is some fucking idiot.
Harping on about the black card as well. The only to keep him happy would be to go to The Sunday Game Panel when an incident happens and ask them for a decision.
Hughes black card for Monaghan was as card a black card as youâll see and Whelan was giving out about him training for six months and then being off so early in the game.
Donât fucking pull the man to the ground if you donât want to suffer the consequences so.
In Yankee land it is pronounced âCough (as in I have an awful cough) Lanâ
I think the Football coach is the exception rather than the rule,
Itâs Lee (like the river) haane
So canning is right then?
It rhymes with the last two syllables in Ballyphehane.
Not sure how Canning says it but I donât recall thinking it was wrong.
Iâd say bally phi hane rather than bally pheeeee hane
Iâm a bit confused, not sure what the debate is, I know a family with that name, it would be like saying Lee and the hane would rhyme with James Caan.