Cork Footballers

[greengrass]

Iniskeen Road of a July Evening for those of us of a certain L:eaving Certificate age

Iniskeen Road of a July Evening for those of us of a certain L:eaving Certificate age

Wow imigrant,well done. Wonderful poem.
" the wink and elbow language of delight".

 

[ThatFella]

Yeah, the ref missed it.

Dunno wtf the Saturday Game lads were saying. 'Yeah it was a foul, it was good defending'.

Oh right, grand so.



Jones can have no complaints it was stupid, that said Morgan made a complete meal of it.

I was behind the goal, there was definitely contact and it looked almost like a leg block to me in real time.

Morgan made a complete meal of it, the panic on his face and Tyrone backroom team when they realised he had to leave the pitch until the next ball dead summed it up how they were being cute.

 

[peopleluas]

Mrgan made a complete meal of it, the panic on his face and Tyrone backroom team when they realised he had to leave the pitch until the next dead summed it up how they were being cute.

With the possible exception of cramp (which can't be blamed on a foul) or loss of assistance devices such as contact lenses, there should be a rule in GAA that if a player cannot return to his feet and satisfy match officials that he's fit to play on within 10 seconds, then that player can take no more part in the match. For his own safety, same as boxing.

 

[Norrback]

I was behind the goal, there was definitely contact and it looked almost like a leg block to me in real time.

Morgan made a complete meal of it, the panic on his face and Tyrone backroom team when they realised he had to leave the pitch until the next ball dead summed it up how they were being cute.

Re the Paul Walsh goal chance..was there saw it..was both a push and a leg block from behind but no so obvious…having said that he took one solo too many and needed to shoot or offload to Sherlock 1 second before that..too bad water under the bridge now. We will need to take goal chances against Louth

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

With the possible exception of cramp (which can't be blamed on a foul) or loss of assistance devices such as contact lenses, there should be a rule in GAA that if a player cannot return to his feet and satisfy match officials that he's fit to play on within 10 seconds, then that player can take no more part in the match. For his own safety, same as boxing.

 

[Bronxrebel]

What’s the rule for the quarterfinals? Is it an open draw or no repeat fixtures? if that’s the case it’s Dublin or Armagh of Cork can beat Louth.

 

[hurley68]

Ugh, was up at a wedding there last month.

Navan is a dose of a drive.

Easier than Inniskeen,Co Monaghan

 

[Cork99]

Best possible draw
Louth have improved the last few years but we should still be well able to beat them and go on and have a crack off whoever it is in qf hopefully Armagh

 

[BillyMorganRuinedMyLife]

Best possible draw
Louth have improved the last few years but we should still be well able to beat them and go on and have a crack off whoever it is in qf hopefully Armagh

We are haunted with the draws the last few years .. got Limerick & Louth two years ago, Roscommon last year, & now Louth. Having said that as someone said earlier Louth wont mind having us visit

 

[junior footballer]

Massive game for Louth, beat cork and they automatically avoid Dublin and Kerry, while underdogs would absolutely fancy themselves vs Armagh it Donegal