Its @carryharry I feel sorry for, sitting there, fry on the table and no lift to the game.
wont be an issue, sure he wasnt able to get out of the bed for last years game , the watery cunt.
My mother and princess combined won’t stop me from busting a few Tipp heads this Sunday. We are going to win.
@Mark Renton tried this one over on boards and they mugged him right off. Mugged him off good and proper!
Someone finally posted on the thread at least.
Of course if it was a stir fry he’d be over no problem.
I will not be putting a cold stir fry into tinfoil I can assure you.
I’ll have the fry waiting for me in enemy territory on Sunday morning. I’ll be sure to switch the plates around though to make sure there’s no dirty tricks at play.
You need not worry kid, the pints in the Centre will have your arse winking all on their own.
There would be no room then for the sangwidge.
[QUOTE=“The Most Infamous, post: 947504, member: 1783”]You’re right in saying that they’re expecting a serious battle, but underneath it all they’re going to be complacent because they believe Limerick Hurling is inferior to them and they have the better hurlers + the (O’Grady Debacle etc), that is there weakness though and we will exploit it as long as Teege picks the right team. I have full confidence that the players who are picked will leave nothing on the field and would crave a chance at redemption against the banner in the Munster final after last year’s no show in Croke Park.
This is the most talented Limerick senior hurling panel that we’ve had in twenty years and with the underage talent coming we have nothing to fear, There’s nothing like Munster Championship’s and hopefully the Intermediates do the business on the 1st June as well[/QUOTE]
Ye won’t be playing Clare in the munster final.Ye will be playing us.
This Tipp team is soft very soft.In fact i’d describe them as 15 marshmallows and Limerick always rise to the occasion when their underdogs.The only doubt i’d have is whether Limerick can win when their outside the home comforts of the Gaelic Grounds but still though i think Limerick will win this one pretty comfortably.They will soften Tipp up and after that’s done they have the hurlers to damage them.
Have Limerick been favorites traveling to Thurles for the last 30 odd years you Dumb fuck?
That doesn’t make any sense. Rattled.
:rolleyes:
I can’t wait for the long list of excuses you come out with Sunday evening.
I can’t wait for the long list of excuses you come out with Sunday evening.[/QUOTE]
Have you seen the state of us? What more excuses would we need? You’re all over the place this evening pal.
What is Limerick’s half forward line likely to be on Sunday? Breen-Jim Bob-Hannon?
On the ever-knowledgeable Hoganstand forum they are claiming that Hickey will start at 15 and play as an extra midfielder.
Which ever three start at HF for limerick I can’t see them being too rigid in those positions. Still talk of Dodge at CF too.
O’Mahoney & Brendan Maher are very strong in the air, while Barry is a big man as well and a good hurler. Hard to see Limerick getting much joy out of them with puckouts. If they get on top in a big pitch like Thurles it is very hard to see how Limerick would stay with them
It’s a big worry---- I think it will be Jim-bob- Dodge --Hannon and I wouldn’t be surprised to see Hickey named at 15 but played deeper to stop Tipp’s half backs launcing ball. In saying that we more than lived with them for about 60mins in 2012 in Thurles but ran out of steam with little off the bench to come on, at least now there are options. Tipp will be sharper no doubt and while a decent side, they fucked everything at a Kilkenny team who were only going through the motions in the league final and still lost. If Limerick are conditioned right and can live with Tipp first half they have a good chance. Tipp by 8.
That was a side pepared and laid out by John Allen though, this will be side laid out by TJ Ryan who has shown zero to suggest that he is anywhere near capable of managing at I/C level.