Minor Hurling 2022

[Cripwalk]

Douglas a very big physical team. How did they not have anyone on the cork panel this year?

 

[Bana]

Douglas a very big physical team. How did they not have anyone on the cork panel this year?

That's a very good question

 

[cactus jack]

there goes any chance of a comeback, Douglas, 2-12 Midleton 1-1 after 33 min

 

[handsomeNed]

Douglas a very big physical team. How did they not have anyone on the cork panel this year?

Becoz there from the City is the answer. The whole RebelOg set up is ran by the East Cork GDAs and selections and the whole set up is far too insular. A massive clear out of the familiar recycled faces at management level will be a start.

 

[HurlingFan19]

Douglas a very big physical team. How did they not have anyone on the cork panel this year?

Definitely a head scratcher. Savage work rate and tackling from the Douglas lads. Running away with it here

 

[Johnny1]

Quality of P1 this year not the same as other years for some reason. Think there were 2 Douglas lads on the extended panel for cork minor. Douglas far too strong for Midleton , game was over after 10 minutes

 

[HurlingFan19]

Quality of P1 this year not the same as other years for some reason. Think there were 2 Douglas lads on the extended panel for cork minor. Douglas far too strong for Midleton , game was over after 10 minutes

They need to bring minor back to u18.

 

[Red Rebel 1]

Douglas a very big physical team. How did they not have anyone on the cork panel this year?

They did. Cathal Hallahan, who was injured for the Cork Minors.

 

[Johnny1]

1-5 is an awful hurling score line. Goal was a fluke and majority of points were frees. Maybe the nerves got to midleton, can’t understand how they got to a final if this is how they always are.

 

[Johnny1]

They did. Cathal Hallahan, who was injured for the Cork Minors.

Still eligible for next year too!! Along with Dooley and Barry from that Douglas team