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[Bluerover]

Get in Deano - I can't remember a team hitting the crossbar three times in one match

 

[dublinbluenose]

Still a beautiful team to watch in full flight all the same.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Girls would of been frustrated after the end of the Kerry game last time out.
Think it was the end of the soccer league in the north today so BBCni would of understandable been focusing on that rather than a dead rubber involving Down?

Honestly couldn’t tell you anything about the soccer in NI, never had an interest in it.

I would be a liar if I didn’t say I’m enjoying Down’s demise ?

 

[Bluerover]

Well, not going to get carried away but that is the first convincing performance since Jim Gavin stepped down. Hopefully we have recovered our mojo

 

[Cork Evertonian]

Honestly couldn’t tell you anything about the soccer in NI, never had an interest in it.

I would be a liar if I didn’t say I’m enjoying Down’s demise ?

They still have the 5 all Irelands though.?

 

[Cork Evertonian]

I'm not very confident about the Clare game tomorrow at all, lose that and i doubt that Cork will even make it out of Munster.

I would hope that we see some response from Cork though, after both the league final and the Limerick game.

 

[Cork Evertonian]

Waterford in hurling and Down in football, would of course be my second favourite counties after Cork.

 

[Cork Evertonian]

Well, not going to get carried away but that is the first convincing performance since Jim Gavin stepped down. Hopefully we have recovered our mojo

Too much class and winning experience in that Dublin team, to just die away easily. You may possibly not be the force of old, but still either Kerry Dublin or Tyrone will win the all Ireland.

 

[Cork Evertonian]

Only just seen the Down result, and it's the Tailtean Cup for them now. They did win an u20 Ulster football title last year, so there is something to work with there.

Perhaps bringing Wee James back was a mistake? Paddy Tally is one of the best coaches in Ireland and they got rid of him. Down have a great history, and likewise so do Cork in hurling.

History guarantees you nothing in the modern game though, you either stay up to speed with your competitors or get left behind.

 

[Bluerover]

Only just seen the Down result, and it's the Tailtean Cup for them now. They did win an u20 Ulster football title last year, so there is something to work with there.

Perhaps bringing Wee James back was a mistake? Paddy Tally is one of the best coaches in Ireland and they got rid of him. Down have a great history, and likewise so do Cork in hurling.

History guarantees you nothing in the modern game though, you either stay up to speed with your competitors or get left behind.

One of the many disappointments I had over the years was losing the All Ireland in 95 to Down. Great fans though

 

[Cork Evertonian]

One of the many disappointments I had over the years was losing the All Ireland in 95 to Down. Great fans though

Some stayed in Ulster for four successive years, in the years from 1991 to 1994. The all Ireland final in 1993 was disappointing, but i couldn't begrudge Derry that win.

 

[Bluerover]

One of the many disappointments I had over the years was losing the All Ireland in 95 to Down. Great fans though

Mea culpa - 1994. We scarped through against Tyrone in 95. Too early in the morning

 

[Bluerover]

Some stayed in Ulster for four successive years, in the years from 1991 to 1994. The all Ireland final in 1993 was disappointing, but i couldn't begrudge Derry that win.

Joe Brolly singlehandedly destroyed us in the second half of the semifinal. We were coasting in the first half

 

[Cork Evertonian]

Mea culpa - 1994. We scarped through against Tyrone in 95. Too early in the morning

I remember the semi final against Cork that year. Jason Sherlocks mother i think, comes from a small village called Ballyhea in North Cork.

 

[Bluerover]

I remember the semi final against Cork that year. Jason Sherlocks mother i think, comes from a small village called Ballyhea in North Cork.

O Muircheartaigh about O hAilpin - "his mother his from Fiji, his father from Fermanagh - neither of them known as strongholds of hurling"