We were, you brought up Kyle HayesEra we'll focus on our own lads. Some good guys coming through, might take them a couple of years to adjust to the pace of I-C but definitely Cork in a more positive place than this time last year.
We were, you brought up Kyle HayesEra we'll focus on our own lads. Some good guys coming through, might take them a couple of years to adjust to the pace of I-C but definitely Cork in a more positive place than this time last year.
Seeing as he warmed up with the panel before the Tipp game I’d expect Daire O Leary to be named on the benchAnyone know the scoop with injuries - will any of the lads missing so far this year be back for the LK game?
Is TO’M a long term injury or should he be back soon enough in the league?Se
Seeing as he warmed up with the panel before the Tipp game I’d expect Daire O Leary to be named on the bench
Haven’t heard any info on Tim to be honest. Maybe we have him on some secret project to turn him into Will O DonoghueIs TO’M a long term injury or should he be back soon enough in the league?
Project HayesHaven’t heard any info on Tim to be honest. Maybe we have him on some secret project to turn him into Will O Donoghue
In all seriousness, if Cork don’t get a handle on Limerick and stop looking at them as some kind of superhumans, we are destined to fail. Cork never feared any county, now we’re parading around like prima donnas wilting at the first sign of combat. Next Saturday will be an indication of another collapse or finally playing like men!Haven’t heard any info on Tim to be honest. Maybe we have him on some secret project to turn him into Will O Donoghue
Well said, I’m hoping see a few fellas make a name for themselves next Saturday and show everyone that Cork are going to physical and aggressive this year. No more nice lads pleaseIn all seriousness, if Cork don’t get a handle on Limerick and stop looking at them as some kind of superhumans, we are destined to fail. Cork never feared any county, now we’re parading around like prima donnas wilting at the first sign of combat. Next Saturday will be an indication of another collapse or finally playing like men!
You’re right in a way in that we have to start standing up to them, I’m sick of the fuckers doing as they please with us, but next Saturday won’t define our season either way. We just have to look at last years league game against the same opposition for proof of thatIn all seriousness, if Cork don’t get a handle on Limerick and stop looking at them as some kind of superhumans, we are destined to fail. Cork never feared any county, now we’re parading around like prima donnas wilting at the first sign of combat. Next Saturday will be an indication of another collapse or finally playing like men!