The Hurling Thread

[yellowsliotar]

Limerick got 9 goals in last year's championship

 

[Pooman]

Limerick got 9 goals in last year's championship

8 in their first three games and 1 in their last three games. Not sure what that means but looks like they might have reverted to type when the pressure was on.

 

[imigrant]

Kyle Hayes gone off holding his hamstring

edit: Tipp with a cracking goal, first time pull off a handpass, Dowling barely saw it

Dowling got a touch on it.

 

[hurley68]

Dowling got a touch on it.

He didn't see it

 

[knockfiarna]

Barry murphy impressive for limerick at corner back,that's twice now playing in a position I didn't see him playing .interesting option going forward ,could mean looking at barry nash moving out to play wing back with license to go forward as he does anyway from the corner.

 

[yellowsliotar]

Barry murphy impressive for limerick at corner back,that's twice now playing in a position I didn't see him playing .interesting option going forward ,could mean looking at barry nash moving out to play wing back with license to go forward as he does anyway from the corner.

How would Nash move out to wing back. Would you move Hayes further up to accommodate
You've already go Byrnes and Hannon

 

[knockfiarna]

How would Nash move out to wing back. Would you move Hayes further up to accommodate
You've already go Byrnes and Hannon

It's a possible move if Hannon selected at CB. think myself there may be different emphasis on who plays where dependant on opposition.

 

[greengrass]

He didn't see it

Maybe not but he got a touch on it.

 

[hurlingben]

Barry murphy impressive for limerick at corner back,that's twice now playing in a position I didn't see him playing .interesting option going forward ,could mean looking at barry nash moving out to play wing back with license to go forward as he does anyway from the corner.

Nash out to half back, even centre back and leave K Hayes to continue bombing forward from wing back.

I think you are half negating Hayes forward runs by playing him centre back

 

[yellowsliotar]

McGrath: Flanagan punishment a lesson for everyone

Limerick's decision to leave Séamus Flanagan out of their match-day panel at the weekend will serve as a reminder to everyone the importance of discipline, according to Shane McGrath.

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