Cork 3-15 Tipperary 0-14

Eh sorry there lads but Dublin are not in the qualifiers as we speak.

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Eh sorry there lads but Dublin are not in the qualifiers as we speak.

I notice you refrained from using the word 'yet' Jayo!!

As we speak is deemed sufficient. Its noted that the Wexicans and Tipperarians are placing us there ....

Jayo Cluxton wrote:As we speak is deemed sufficient. Its noted that the Wexicans and Tipperarians are placing us there ....

I should think pretty much everyone is to be fair Jayo

Especially those that already populate the qualifiers ....

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Especially those that already populate the qualifiers ....

just taking the scenic route!

Aye ye did plenty of sightseeing last Sunday as well ...

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Aye ye did plenty of sightseeing last Sunday as well ...

did a lot of standing and watching that's for sure!

Quite possibly the worst forum I've encountered yet for serious hurling talk, some of us are making AFR look good. Get with it lads. Pat's after-timing, Boxtys and Jayo's innocense, not to mention the general indifference that represents the greater Mod and poster that we have here, is making the whole GT project a serious hard sell.


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Wed May 26, 2010 2:03 amCan Tipp reach the intensity of last
year? I have my doubts. There's a few who believe they might not have
to to beat Cork. They are wrong. Cork reaching the league final was a
bonus considering this game is all they've had their minds on since the
draw was made. I think Cussen can cut it at this level and Aisake, who
along with his brother has something to prove after the Leagur Final,
might make life uncomfortable for Paudie Maher on whom there is so much
pressure this year. John Gardiner can dictate things here and so long as
Cadogen, Kenny and Niall McArthy are showing no ill effects coming back
from injury Cork, in front of a home crowd, have what it takes to knock
the wind out of Liam Sheedy's sails.


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Perhaps you could inform me where to buy a pair of those maroon-tinted specs so that I can properly engage in a hurling discussion Moss.... maybe when you get down off that ditch ...

Moss you were far from the only one whom called the tipp game.
posting is a two way street if you want serious discussion start it and see the response

Yep Jim - a fair few people tipped Cork to beat Tipp - incl moi!

hag and cheese wrote:

patrique wrote:Corbett is the main reason I didn't rate Tipp. Looks exciting but real challengers for Liam should not be unduly worried by him.

Kilkenny's lack of Cha last year, doing the defensive mid field, meant Corbett even got a lot of loose ball in the final. Watch him closely, and he is limited.

Ahh here come on I'll take the limerick game outside that he was managing 4 points in each game and has been one one of tipp tipps consistant scores for tipp. Also many of his scores last year outside of the limerick game where no tap ins when he is isolated one on one he is at his best and granted needs space, I'm not saying he is the best forward in the county and not in the same class of the shefflin, kellys, o'conor's canning but still is a good forward and saying he is limited is being very harsh he's a pace player just because he's not like joe canning dosen't make him limited.

How come this is the first time I've heard you saying corbett is limited were you saving it for a proformance like that to try and prove you point!!!!

If you can find the thread before and after last years final I had to apologise profusely to Corbett because I had said he was limited.

Actually what I said was that a team with serious ambition of winning Liam should not be unduly worried by Corbett.

Against Limerick he was anonymous for the first 60 minutes.

So a good enough player, but not one to rely on to win all Irelands which Tipp were.