Sean Walsh Mitchelstown would be a decent addition in my opinion. Can play Midfeild , half forward line or full forward, strong runner and big man. New rules would suit his style of play also ??
I think he was already drafted into the training panel earlier this year. He is a strong runner.Sean Walsh Mitchelstown would be a decent addition in my opinion. Can play Midfeild , half forward line or full forward, strong runner and big man. New rules would suit his style of play also ??
I’ve seen him play 6/7 times over the passed 3 years. Definitely one of the strongest runners on the ball I’ve ever seen. Always wants to attack and break lines and can get on the end of a score. Would definitely be a nice addition. Glad to hear ??I think he was already drafted into the training panel earlier this year. He is a strong runner.
What do mean playing a lovely brand of football, they been in the relegation final for the 2 years he was in charge by himself. The county board couldn't afford him.I hope Cleary can find a role for Kissane with the senior team next year. Our current team can learn a lot from a man who actually has experience of winning with Cork and not just another ‘yes man’ for the county board. He had Eire og playing a lovely brand of football and they were unlucky to go down this year..![]()
Paudie Kissane leaves role as Éire Óg football boss
Cork's 2010 All-Ireland winner departs the Ovens club after six seasonswww.echolive.ie
Apparently kissane was with millstreet the year just gone aswel and theyve been absolutely abysmal, not sure how much of a role he had there thoMust be a piss take!
Eire Og averaged 10 points a game this year in 4 championship outings just simply trying to get them playing like Cylda Rovers.
Absolutely NO WAY is Kissane an addition for the Cork Senior footballers.
I agree re the Eire Og point, but that’s unfair criticism pointed at milstreet to suggest they don’t work as hard.Eire og were a brilliant side to watch when PK coached them to the PIFC and SAFC a couple of years ago? Not sure what went on with Milstreet this year but I imagine it’s tough for him to get a tune out of a group of junior footballers who don’t match his intensity. I still think he has something to offer Cork football and would be better than some of the bluffers currently involved with our county team…
