Cork Footballers

[CORK4SAM]

I heard Flahive has stepped away from the panel, work commitments. He owes cork nothing, he will be a massive loss. Haven’t heard anything about Powters future

surely cleary wont flog Powter and Meehan in that railway cup game with what they have gone through injury wise.

 

[Horse of Gold]

I heard Flahive has stepped away from the panel, work commitments. He owes cork nothing, he will be a massive loss. Haven’t heard anything about Powters future

surely cleary wont flog Powter and Meehan in that railway cup game with what they have gone through injury wise.

Do you think?

He’s been a useful player in my view but I’m not sure I’d categorises him as a massive loss.

Hopefully Powter stays put but I’m sure he mentioned his keenness to travel.

 

[peopleluas]

Do you think?

He’s been a useful player in my view but I’m not sure I’d categorises him as a massive loss.

Hopefully Powter stays put but I’m sure he mentioned his keenness to travel.

Perhaps it's just differing criteria for category classification. I'd consider Kevin Flahive to be a massive loss. He's been deservedly a nailed-on starter, and has performed against some of the best forwards in the game. He has demonstrated tremendous commitment when playing, and in the long recovery so well from his serious injury. Commitment is contagious. I have no inside insight, so I'm just observing from the stands. If true that he's stepped back then he certainly goes with my understanding that there's more to life than football, and my profound thanks for what he's given to us in Cork football (and I do hope it's temporary). Thanks Kevin, and best of luck (and hope to see you in a red jersey again).

 

[junior footballer]

Perhaps it's just differing criteria for category classification. I'd consider Kevin Flahive to be a massive loss. He's been deservedly a nailed-on starter, and has performed against some of the best forwards in the game. He has demonstrated tremendous commitment when playing, and in the long recovery so well from his serious injury. Commitment is contagious. I have no inside insight, so I'm just observing from the stands. If true that he's stepped back then he certainly goes with my understanding that there's more to life than football, and my profound thanks for what he's given to us in Cork football (and I do hope it's temporary). Thanks Kevin, and best of luck (and hope to see you in a red jersey again).

I’d wait to see if this actually true, every year this poster Cork4sam tells us a player has stepped away, usually it’s powter he refers to and in this case flahive.
However in relation to the tenure of your post I would agree, I think he is a very good player

 

[West Cork Gaol]

He is correct. Off travelling down under.

 

[Dagame]

He is correct. Off travelling down under.

Any other lads in or out of Panel?Hugh O Connor?

 

[West Cork Gaol]

Hugh of what I have seen of him will be nowhere near the panel. Has been very poor past 2 years with Club and u20 with cork. Might have some chance if he does serious gym work over next 12 months . Management are meeting players individually these past few weeks . It will be interesting to see how many of the fringe players will come along as we have seen they are only being used as ball boys and unable to play league games with their clubs .

 

[BossHogg]

With Flahive gone now will this open the door for the Clon boys to return. AFAIK no issue with the other Douglas man Powter

 

[TravisBickle]

With Flahive gone now will this open the door for the Clon boys to return. AFAIK no issue with the other Douglas man Powter

That’s a great point, silver linings and that. Could work out as many of those Clon lads gave powerful performances in the draw against Nemo.

 

[Rebelscorkabu]

That’s a great point, silver linings and that. Could work out as many of those Clon lads gave powerful performances in the draw against Nemo.

Gave powerful performances against one of the worst nemo teams in years and still didn't beat them.