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GAA 2023

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All over the WhatsApp.

"Not putting in Group and don't want it forwarded but Gallagher took Derry training on Sat morning and the main man at the team breakfast yesterday morning. The Corduff pitch was made available on Saturday morning by Banty for Derry to train and have breakfast after and Gallagher was man in charge !
RoryG took training Sat morning. Was in team hotel yesterday morning and celebrated with team last night in Dormans.
Derry GAA doing absolutely nothing."

Videos doing the rounds of him dancing. 100,% showing he's a narcissistic psycho. Few parents need to let the players know it shows he's no respect for them either. Maybe get away with going and congratulating them, buy a round and leave. But the way he's performing makes it all about him and his ego and shows no real concern for them or anyone else.
 
Hard to understand Harte's tactics watching the first half.

He never has a plan B mate, dont think he was or will be to bothered, Leinster is dead a long time now. From his point of view he will have had a decent year just getting to the groups and rubbing shoulders with the Dublins, Corks Mayo and Kerry's of this world and being as competitive as they were in the league.

Have to say though, Louth supporters were magnificent, 40k for a Leinster final, is a good showing considering.
 
Going to ignore our relegation drama's, and the related thread which is as highly strung and stressed out as any thread I've seen !.
Clare v Cork usually is a decent match up, with it being on bog TV, will give that a watch this PM. Up the banner !.
 

The Clare win took all the jeopardy out of the Limerick match yesterday. It became a nothing match for us as we would have still needed to beat Cork (or at least not lose) next week anyway. That's when we can all judge how Limerick will be going - or not - this year.

The idea that Limerick were shoe-ins for another title - let alone six in a row - was always laughable to me as a Limerickman. We're delighted to be written off now. But if we do get past Cork next week, there will be a reckoning. Another Munster final war is not in this team's interests. Let Tipp and Clare murder each other. We'd be delighted to take the back road this year, as we did in 2018. We'd be the creeping dread for the other teams left in this championship...

Mind you, this match with Cork is close to 50-50 now. Cork are very dangerous indeed and if Limerick do not improve dramatically on how we played against Clare (forget yesterday, it had no jeopardy), then we will be out and rightly so. We would have no complaints if we couldn't beat even one of Clare, Tipp, and Cork or win even one of our home matches.

Perhaps this is a year we take off, or perhaps the decline has set in and we're falling away for good. We'll know a lot more on Sunday which is now a bloody awful day, potentially, for me.
 
Clare 2-22 Cork 3-18, Cork were very poor in the first half. We were lucky to be only five points down at half time.

In the second half Clare scored a second goal from a penalty, and they were eight points up at one stage in the second half. Then Cork came back into the game, Declan Dalton scored a goal on the rebound from a missed Hoggie penalty.

Hoggie then scored the equaliser, i thought we might get a point out of it, before Clare hit us with that late sucker punch! I thought Clare were the better team, whenever Cork would draw level Clare would always respond. Cork never really looked in control of the game.

Clare are into the Munster final now. Good luck to them. As for Cork we have to beat Limerick in the gaelic grounds to stay in the championship. That draw with Tipp in Cork could prove to be very costly. Clare have also beaten us in the hurling and football championships this year. It's 1997 all over again!

I'm hopeful that we'll have a right cut off Limerick, but we have to show a lot of improvement from yesterday. Being realistic about it, the u20's team under the great Ben O'Connor will be Corks best hope of a hurling all Ireland this year. Hopefully they do the job now against Offaly in the final.
 
Clare are into the Munster final now. Good luck to them. As for Cork we have to beat Limerick in the gaelic grounds to stay in the championship. That draw with Tipp in Cork could prove to be very costly. Clare have also beaten us in the hurling and football championships this year. It's 1997 all over again!

I'm hopeful that we'll have a right cut off Limerick, but we have to show a lot of improvement from yesterday.
There won't be much in that match on all known form. It'll be nip and tuck. Limerick haven't beaten a side in the championship by more than three points since the Cork match last year. This is why all the hyperbole has been ludicrous. It's very possible Limerick slide out of the championship in a damp squib. There's been nothing to suggest we can go back up through the gears - or that the gears are even still there this season.

We have marginally improved from each game (scoring 19 points, 22 points, and 25 points) - but we need another jump on Sunday. We haven't been conceding goals this year - but Cork have been scoring them. Our big players have, largely, taken a year out it seems. You don't get away with that kind of thing for long...
 

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