Cork Footballers

[junior footballer]

Presume there will be changes to that team, simply couldn’t possibly be going with the same team would defy logic. Hard to believe that this management took over 3 years ago with the bones of 2 all Ireland underage winning teams available to them and they is where we are

 

[Rt1001]

Sadly but its kinda the usual the amount of injurys on the panel would question what kind of training they are doing ....players who are are injured at the moment have not even played a game
Kevin O Donovan, Maurice Shanley , Luke Fahy, Sean Meehan, Dano Dineen, David Buckley, Eanna O Hanlon, Conor Corbett, Brian Hurley, and now it looks like Tommy Walsh is injured as well .

Eanna o hanlon played 2 weeks ago for his club. Played full game. Must not making the 26

 

[ThatFella]

Can't get my head around that team, even some positional listings?
On the same token he's trying to balance the starting team and bench but this is shit or bust, time for balance is gone.
As is the age old question of the echo article where are our winning minor and 21 players?

Sad day for Cork GAA if we're relegated but maybe it might take that to give our county board the kick up the hole they need to get the football side of the house in order.

 

[CORK1990]

Cleary did say that none of the injured players would be ready so they have missed the whole Leauge campaign ....Powter came on the last night but is injured again...Brian Hurley and Tommy Walsh rated 50/50 ......this is a championship match against a team at our level.

 

[CORK1990]

Eanna o hanlon played 2 weeks ago for his club. Played full game. Must not making the 26

Yeah your right about that .

 

[yellowsliotar]

Rebel Og stopped using divisions years ago.
It’s been Regional for a long time.
And as far as I understand if there aren’t enough teams at a particular grade in a region then those teams join up with another Region. It happens a lot.

I’m sure rebelog east is huge seems to have no consideration at all

 

[diggerman]

I’m sure rebelog east is huge seems to have no consideration at all

Imagine hurling training 2 days before a juvenile foorball.league game. It Happened and it wasn't u12 or u14

 

[yellowsliotar]

Imagine hurling training 2 days before a juvenile foorball.league game. It Happened and it wasn't u12 or u14

I currently watching a rebel Og panel
Have a nephew invilved it hilarious
Nephew is well secusre
But lads showing up in the last few weeks that havent been seen in months because the panel is being cut

 

[fruice]

Lads soccer teams travel all over the county to play teams in their division and it’s not localised.

You just get on with it.

We live in cork it’s a big county we are blessed to have some many teams it’s gives young players loads of opportunities to play different teams week in week out.

 

[random2404]

Lads soccer teams travel all over the county to play teams in their division and it’s not localised.

You just get on with it.

We live in cork it’s a big county we are blessed to have some many teams it’s gives young players loads of opportunities to play different teams week in week out.

Personally i’ve no problem with teams travelling all over the county, i did it myself

but that’s a bit of an unfair comparison, Obviously for soccer, rugby etc you will have to travel further distances when there’s little clubs compared to the GAA