Worst 15 Ever to win an All-Ireland

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Most threads tend to have a tard element running through them @caoimhaoin .

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John Troy had lovely hands

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indeed he did…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ur-QbUMjf0

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[quote=“Sidney, post: 832147, member: 183”]Football

Since 1987 - starters in winning All-Ireland final teams

  1. Paul Durcan (Donegal)
  2. Brendan McKernan (Down)
  3. Justin McNulty (Armagh)
  4. Padraig Reidy (Kerry)
  5. John Kelly (Down)
  6. Gavin Devlin (Tyrone)
  7. Hank Traynor (Meath)
  8. John Toal (Armagh)
  9. Brian Murray (Donegal)
  10. Ryan Bradley (Donegal)
  11. Leo McLoone (Donegal)
  12. Shay Walsh (Galway)
  13. Colm Brady (Meath)
  14. Peter Withnall (Down)
  15. Tommie Joyce (Galway)[/quote]

Shay walsh was the luckiest man alive that year but tommie joyce was a seriously skilful player, lots worse than him with all irelands. Barry cahill for one.

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Joe Bergin

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Take your beating like a man

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Mayo players were quoted in the book “House of Pain” as saying they quite enjoyed pushing the cars around.

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Cork players judged O’Neill’s act to be so successful that they decided to repeat the trick in their next All-Ireland final in 1993. That wasn’t so successful.

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Not an All Ireland winner thankfully, but Paul Casey has 5 Leinster Football medals.

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[quote=“myboyblue, post: 832587, member: 180”]Not an All Ireland winner thankfully, but Paul Casey has 5 Leinster Football medals.

5.[/quote]
7 actually. What a servant. And he does indeed have an All-Ireland medal.

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AND an All Ireland. Sidney, thank you for clearing that up and ensuring he qualifies for this thread. I doubt he dragged his hole onto the field for the final mind you, but still, 1 more All Ireland medal than Whelan.

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[quote=“myboyblue, post: 832590, member: 180”]7.

AND an All Ireland. Sidney, thank you for clearing that up and ensuring he qualifies for this thread. I doubt he dragged his hole onto the field for the final mind you, but still, 1 more All Ireland medal than Whelan.[/quote]
And one more than any Laois person.

Don’t bother, I’ve already anticipated your next post containing the name Denis Bastick.

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[quote=“Sidney, post: 832592, member: 183”]And one more than any Laois person.

Don’t bother, I’ve already anticipated your next post containing the name Denis Bastick.[/quote]
Huh? Laois have a skipload of All Ireland medals mate.

Re Din, he’ll be delighted with todays result from O Moore Park no doubt, the stripey men are back :clap:

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And in that skip with them lies the wreckage of the inevitable golden future for Laois football.

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Good times were had filling that skip mate, dreams were lived out, entire careers played out and enjoyed over many nights at the bottom of pints. As it should be. When the end comes, these were lives lived.

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Great to see that the philosophy of living, not existing in Laois is not just confined to the Electric Picnic.

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That’s poor by your standards Sidney, unlike you.

Anyway, not everyone can be a Canice mate.

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[quote=“myboyblue, post: 832601, member: 180”]That’s poor by your standards Sidney, unlike you.

Anyway, not everyone can be a Canice mate.[/quote]
Anyone can be a mate of Canice. Salt of the earth, so he is. Fucking animal on the pitch, though.

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[quote=“mickee321, post: 832226, member: 367”]actually i personally attended a number of shit all ireland semi finals

1990 - cork 0-17 Roscommon 0-11 - " the shot from Tony Macmanus and the point by Tony Macmanus"
Roscommon were a joke team, Gay Shearin was in goals with Paul Earley also involved

1993- cork 5-15 Mayo 0-11 - this was the era of Jacko getting Mayo to lift cars around parking lots… enough said[/quote]
No offence Mickee. It wasn’t Jack O’Shea that had them lifting cars. It was a man by the name of Brian McDonald.

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Pushing, not lifting.

It was quite an advanced training drill by the standards of the day in GAA.