Cork Hurlers - Part 2

[JimmyBarrySmurph]

Lohan cut from the same cloth as Davy Fitz: in the officials' faces. And he wandered 15 metres onto the pitch in the later part of the match with the linesman running on to bring him off. Probably gees up his players as much as intimidating the officials. The Cork sideline were very quiet by comparison.

I will say Pat Ryan is his own man with his own style.
I’ve been saying in here the last couple of years that it’s the Cork lads who are in the media should be sowing the seeds.
Last week there should also have been a couple of our legends in the media worried about it all

 

[Matlock]

He is finished - look back at the game when it was in the melting pot and he wasn’t able to keep it in there. The legs are gone. Ryan knows this but is too nice to drop him. He should have been used as a finisher off the bench this year.

Some amount of whinging still about the ref. Obviously lads who wouldn’t know one end of a Hurley from the other.
We got 10 points from frees and they only got 3. Is it a charity all Ireland we are looking for now?

"He's got the geansaí and the jean shorts
Wouldn't be the kind of man that's handy at sports..."

 

[comred]

Hoggie knew he couldn’t sprint after 5 mins. Did his hammy the week before. Anyone here try sprinting with a pulled hammy? If he did it last week surely tests were done on his ability to sprint? Why would you play someone for 100 mins?

If he did it the week before I'm surprised he could run at all. Poor from the management and player really if he was playing with a hamstring injury.

 

[Vladimir The Bear]

Still haven't had the heart to watch it back.
Will do so later in the week. Untill I do I just want to add to my post from last night that for the last 15 years we've been crying out for a team with steel, that won't die easily, that fights to the bitter end.
We have that now.
As gutted and all as I am today I still take immense pride in that Cork team, they died in their boots and were carried out on their shields. In terms of effort you can't ask for more then that.
Tim O Mahoney, Sean O Donaghue, Rob Downey and a few more could barely walk off the field when their time came, phenomenonal effort.

Long road ahead again come November but with the character shown yesterday and indeed all summer I fully expect this panel and management to come back better.

 

[JimmyBarrySmurph]

They give the same amount for a free then from play

No rucks here just friendly debate.

??Ok, let’s break it down
I’ve teenage grandsons that would point any free inside 50, almost everything inside 65, and a few inside 80.
Take those out.. as any free taker gets those.. what did he score..
Anyway, look let’s not go far with this one tonight.. for another day.
He wouldn’t be on my starting 15 and not for a few years now but I’m thrilled to see him still going. A popular folk hero on Leeside and his interview last week will only cement him even further as a true icon in Cork hurling for me

 

[Crusty Ring]

So, saying a fella that is no longer a starter going on 37 means he's finished? You obviously no nothing about hurling, sport and the English language. Good luck and good night.

Good man Greg run and hide as usual when your point is challenged

Night, night!

 

[TexasRed]

If he did it the week before I'm surprised he could run at all. Poor from the management and player really if he was playing with a hamstring injury.

Think the same, that’s what Hoggy said in his interview.

 

[Gregory_Mike]

Good man Greg run and hide as usual when your point is challenged

Night, night!

What is there to debate? A referee who it was well known, wasn't fit for purpose, made several awful decisions, which cost us up to 8 points. We lost by a point and and these are the facts.

Better team my hole. Better at what? Shitting the course against Limerick? Hitting brainless wides against us? Having Johnny Murphy in their back pockets?

 

[TheRebelRoar]

 

[TonyCork80]

People in Cork will be talking about Patrick Horgan in 50 years time, regardless of whether or not he wins an All-Ireland. In the same way that someone like Ciaran Carey will be remembered in Limerick long after some of even the modern players with multiple medals. Some players transcend their CV. Patrick is one of them.

He’s worked unbelievably hard his whole life and we are so lucky to get to share in his gift. His goal against Clare in Munster this year was one of the highlights of the year.