Cork u20 Hurling 2024

[Thehighroad]

He was right to go down , those Clare pricks are at it for yrs and getting away with it. Conlan hitting the deck in thurles 2 yrs ago getting Mark keane sent of was as low as it goes.

 

[Corkonian1]

TAN

I'm not trying to be sarcastic but since you are an expert on the rules and now exercising being a stickler for those rules I ask in the scenario of Tobin not pushing Fahy what is the rule for a member of opposition management holding onto the sliotar and deemed to refusing to release the sliotar to get on with the game. I'm no expert on the rules but I understood the linesman has right to retrieve the sliotar immediately per common sense prevailing. By the way this does not address the bigger picture regarding Fahy, as I stated why would he want to stall a game whereby Clare were on the ascendancy throughout?

While we are on rules what is the rule on diving and pulling down the shorts of an opponent. Far more Clare players have engaged in such carry on than William Buckley as the shots and video evidence on this forum already shows.

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

Why do you always resort to personal insults?

I realise that you have strong opinions and you believe that you have a lot of knowledge that I and others don't. You might be right. You may well have forgotten more about hurling than I'll ever know. If you have, fair play and hat's off.

But when you seek to impart your knowledge, why do you feel like you have to belittle other people? You may have seen things on tape that I haven't seen. You may know things that I don't know. You could tell me those things without implying (on a public forum) that I'm an idiot who needs to read things slowly, or that I'm embarrassing myself because I see something you don't.

Even on the net, it is possible to have a civil discussion. We can disagree without being disrespectful.

*yawn*

 

[Dick Holder]

*yawn*

A decent person would apologise for any offence offence caused. But nowadays bad behaviour and rudeness are the new normal.

It doesn't surprise me that you have demonstrated no such decency. Not sure I would either. Sadly, it is the nature of our beast.

But placing your very humourous reply to one side, I will try to avoid rudeness in the future, and you may wish to do the same. I promise, it won't hurt.

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

A decent person would apologise for any offence offence caused. But nowadays bad behaviour and rudeness are the new normal.

It doesn't surprise me that you have demonstrated no such decency. Not sure I would either. Sadly, it is the nature of our beast.

But placing your very humourous reply to one side, I will try to avoid rudeness in the future, and you may wish to do the same. I promise, it won't hurt.

*double yawn*

 

[Dick Holder]

*double yawn*

*double yawn*

As inciteful as you are well-mannered.

 

[Twiceasnice97]

TAN

I'm not trying to be sarcastic but since you are an expert on the rules and now exercising being a stickler for those rules I ask in the scenario of Tobin not pushing Fahy what is the rule for a member of opposition management holding onto the sliotar and deemed to refusing to release the sliotar to get on with the game. I'm no expert on the rules but I understood the linesman has right to retrieve the sliotar immediately per common sense prevailing. By the way this does not address the bigger picture regarding Fahy, as I stated why would he want to stall a game whereby Clare were on the ascendancy throughout?

While we are on rules what is the rule on diving and pulling down the shorts of an opponent. Far more Clare players have engaged in such carry on than William Buckley as the shots and video evidence on this forum already shows.

In the event that any individual holds the ball its up to the official to retrieve it and issue whatever decision required. That changes nothing about the rules
In regard to Fahy hes not confrontational normally. I cant think of an incident with him in his Harty campaigns , managing his club or his 3 years with The 20s.

Anyone who has ever been on a side line knows what happened there. He caught the ball in a reflex. then the opposition player demands it and he doesn't meekly return it. It was seconds. If The player turned to the linesman that's the end of it but instead he hits Fahy twice and all hell breaks loose.

The silly stuff about the shorts and that is nonsense. How long do you think it would take me to find footage of lads diving from other countys, sure there is a famous incident with Gardiner and big dan from 20 years ago.
how any genuine hurling man would support that shit just because it was their team doing it is beyond me

 

[Twiceasnice97]

He was right to go down , those Clare pricks are at it for yrs and getting away with it. Conlan hitting the deck in thurles 2 yrs ago getting Mark keane sent of was as low as it goes.

Is this what cork are reduced to ?

 

[Hurlywurly]

TAN do you think the Clare Limerick game on Sunday might distract you momentarily from dastardly WBs crime of the century?

I predict a riot now they're going to cram 1000 or so more into the hell that is Cusack Park

 

[Corkonian1]

TAN

The sliotar wasn't forthcoming from Terence Fahy but you're now stating the official didn't do his job and that it is also the players job to turn to the linesman. I was involved in teams and I never heard of and don't believe this to be the duty of any player. You previously stated Cillian Tobin pushed Terence Fahy but now you're stating he hit him twice, bull! If red cards were issued for pushes in melees on sidelines we'd hardly be watching 5 a side hurling.

Who cares about Fahy's behaviour in Harty, Club or previous Clare U-20 campaigns? He is not going before a court or a jury. Such long-winded nonsense, you are now sounding like John Kiely defending Kyle Hayes. Yet there is no acknowlegement from you that Fahy jeopardised Clare's chances of getting a result.

The general rules of the game are on some county websites and diving isn't even mentioned. Your take is William Buckley has no right to do it although Clare players are notorious for same. We all know it shouldn't happen but until the GAA do something about it then it's going to continue.