Cork U20 Footballers 2025

[Corkboi15]

Because the rule is hand the ball back not fucking throw it back, could have cost them the game if tipp opted for the 2 pointer instead.

If O Shea handed it back his man was gone inside 30 yards if they took the quick free it was goal. He looked at the ref had the ball in his hand their player retracted 10 yards so he basically gave him the ball. He didn't run to him and hand it to him but he kinda threw it to him . It was very harsh....like I say if he was next to him fair enough.

 

[Redneck]

If O Shea handed it back his man was gone inside 30 yards if they took the quick free it was goal. He looked at the ref had the ball in his hand their player retracted 10 yards so he basically gave him the ball. He didn't run to him and hand it to him but he kinda threw it to him . It was very harsh....like I say if he was next to him fair enough.

Dosent matter. Rule is still to hand the ball not throw it, it’s a stupid rule unfortunately. O Shea has a good future ahead you couldn’t ask for a better full back in molloy next to him they look like a very strong duo. However Cork need to sort out other areas if they need to beat Kerry. Sheedy and Myers would be a fine addition to the young rebels, hope the kid o Neill from carbery rangers is ok.

 

[rebels96]

Haulie o sull and this clown mahony just show kevin donovan has no interest in cork football last few appointments are a disgrace. Look at the hurling side getting the best management teams in place

 

[bluesball]

Have to agree with rebel,its a sad thing to say but for the sake of Cork football in the future it would be better if we were well beaten by kerry again.

 

[cooldude]

Because the rule is hand the ball back not fucking throw it back, could have cost them the game if tipp opted for the 2 pointer instead.

Yes the rule says 'hand it' but O Shea would need a long hand to comply with that silly rule. He didn't throw it either, he rolled it along the ground and just about stretched that ultra stupid rule, facilitated by an equally stupid and silly ref.
No 'hooter' in a stadium costing over €100 million and a game run by a ref who doesn't know the rules and that's the opinion of the Tipperary manager.
We knew there'd be teething problems but sweet Jesus what we saw last night defies logic.

 

[rebels96]

Is the hooter the same as senior for u20 as in could tipp have kicked the ball out of play once 60 was up as I'm sure they has possession at that point ?

 

[intothewest]

Haulie o sull and this clown mahony just show kevin donovan has no interest in cork football last few appointments are a disgrace. Look at the hurling side getting the best management teams in place

I agree with you on O’Mahony, been discussed here before. I was surprised with Haulie minor stint. He has done great work with Clon school and Carbery Rangers. Whether he was out of his depth, players just weak or they underperformed completely I don’t know. I think he has more about him in general than O’Mahony.

 

[JimmyBarrySmurph]

He has done great work with Clon school and Carbery Rangers.

Let’s not get overly personal.
But what exactly did either of those win under his management?

 

[cooldude]

Is the hooter the same as senior for u20 as in could tipp have kicked the ball out of play once 60 was up as I'm sure they has possession at that point ?

A complete roll-out of the public clock-hooter at inter-county level is unlikely for 2025, but the Football Review Committee (FRC) expects the technology to be in play for every televised or streamed championship match.

The hooter system was in place for all Allianz Division 1 games this season, and introduced to Division 2 from Round 3. It was used in Croke Park for all four divisional finals.

FRC chairperson Jim Gavin says the majority of grounds "25-30" will have it in place for championship, and insisted that following Central Council discussions with county boards, any county ground that will broadcast or stream a Sam Maguire or Tailteann Cup game will have to have the technology in place.

"Obviously from an FRC perspective we’d like to see it everywhere," he said. "The harsh reality is that some grounds aren’t ready.

"Central Council are proposing now – voted on by the counties on Monday night – only venues where matches are broadcast or streamed live. That ground will have to be ready."

The CCCC informed Central Council delegates in February that each county board faces a bill of approximately €7,000 for the technology.

YOU COULDN'T MAKE THIS UP IF YOU TRIED HARD.

 

[Corkonian1]

Haulie o sull and this clown mahony just show kevin donovan has no interest in cork football last few appointments are a disgrace. Look at the hurling side getting the best management teams in place

Some of the appointments in hurling have also been a disgrace in recent years, Furlong and Cusack at U-20 level is this years prime example.