Top 5 Scores of the Weekend

5. Kevin McLoughlin goal vs Cork
4. James Kavanagh point vs Donegal
3. Christy Toye equalising point vs Kildare
2. Darren O'Sullivan backheeled goal vs Limerick
1. Kevin Cassidy winning point vs Kildare

Am I being biased here??

Were any of those scores scored this weekend?

The most impressive score last weekend was Donegal's 1-07 which, I'd suggest for the first time in many years in Croke Park, did not result in a defeat for the side that painstakingly accumulated it.

Loyal2TheRoyal wrote:5. Kevin McLoughlin goal vs Cork
4. James Kavanagh point vs Donegal
3. Christy Toye equalising point vs Kildare
2. Darren O'Sullivan backheeled goal vs Limerick
1. Kevin Cassidy winning point vs Kildare

Loyal whilst Kavanaghs score was impressive i think it was case that he didnt really mean it, to me (and i could be wrong) it has more of a pass for want of a better word, there was more than a slice of luck involved in it.

Sorry Loyal misread the thread I say your top 5 is right.

hurlingguru wrote:Sorry Loyal misread the thread I say your top 5 is right.

Disagree totally.....

Donegal kicked 4 mighty points to reel in the Flourbags, pressure kicks facing seasons end......
The build up to and execution of any of Senan Kilbride's efforts or the simple construction and efficient taking of Declan OSullivan's brace complete the tally..

You guys are too easily enthralled....

Football is for purists don't forget..

The young Mayo lad's 'insurance'point deserves a shout. James Kavanagh is a class act - he meant to score that point IMO.

Really enjoyed Daradona O'Sullivan's goal (have done it many times myself! ) but had to laugh when he went off injured - not at his injury - but when (I think) Daragh Moloney said the Kerry medical staff would not say how serious it was! FFS sake the lad was off the pitch 90 seconds and RTE wanted an instant diagnosis! Jesus I know the media is fast but .....

definitely thought kavanagh meant that one and that was the score of the wknd for me. Prob the score of the season

sorry lads no one will ever convince me that Kavanagh meant that - seemed to me he was trying to play the ball across and 'mishit' it!!!

But it went over and thats all that matters!!!!!!