Nah. You are the one with the long arms and the short memory.
Have you started putting posts from premierview up on your twitter yet mate?
A sad end for that Tipperary ge-ge-generation.
I am fond of the Ye Ye generation:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OC-3v58ZFco&index=2&t=0s&list=PLA68F156337621EBD
They won an All Ireland, won two All Irelands. A better Waterford team during the 2000s did not win an All Ireland.
It wasnāt a better Waterford team, but they contributed more to the game.
Ironically it could be argued that Tipperary contributed more to the game in this particular year than they did in any year since at least 2010.
Kilkenny would have got about 10 in a row only for Tipp. Iād imagine that contributed more to the game than what Waterford did
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True about Tipp in 2018. There was a huge amount to admire about them.
Untrue about Tipp and 2000s Waterford. The reason an āinferiorā (relative term) Tipp team won an All Ireland and a āsuperiorā Waterford team did not was largely because the Tipp forwards would pass to each other. Where Tipp were superior lay in that lack of selfishness. Which might be superiority simpliciter but I do not think so on balance.
Get fucked you sad bastard, go back to posting extracts from premierview on your twitter page.
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I was talking to TF an hour ago and as far as he is concerned Mick Ryan has two more years left.
Nothing more to see here, all media whores can fuck off seems to be the official vibe.
I donāt know why heād want to continue. The Tipp managerās job is a job which you should win one All ireland and fuck off for your own sake
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A poisoned chalice if ever there was one. I think Mick Ryan will leave it.
Two standout candidates though, Nicky and Sheedy. Anyone else will be a gamble or a disaster.
What about Tommy Dunne? A great hurling man
Waterford 2000s had several individuals who wouldnāt have got near the Tipp team from 2009-2017.
A team often lives or dies by the strength of its weakest links and Waterford had too many. There was always at least three or four starting positions they were patching up.
Peak Cork of that era had basically none. Tipp managed it in 2009/10 when they had the blend of two core groups - the 2001 survivors and the 2006/07 minors, and then again in 2014-17 when another younger group came through.
Whatās the point in him fucking off after 1 year of a 3 year term, management was poor this year in my opinion but he should stay on and learn from the mistakes.
A 3 year term doesnāt really mean anything. Itās not a proper contract. Heāll probably keep the job if he wants it due to lack of alternatives more than anything else but another year like this year and not a hope heād get the 3rd year
Tommy, ya, involved with the minors this year, but did come away tarnished from the Declan Ryan regime due to the whole Lar, Tommy Walsh, Pa Bourke, Jackie Tyrell jokeshow.
Id have Tommy in the 2nd tier of candidates if Nicky or Sheedy cant be coaxed back.