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PostRe: Official GAA Thread, Cork leave it late
by outoftime101 » Mon Aug 23, 2010 12:22 am

Wiggles wrote:We can definitely beat Cork on that showing. Just hope we haven't lost momentum by the Down game next Sunday.


All the talk about Kildare walking it against Down is really premature in my view. If anything Kildare have benefitted from the fact that no one expected much of them after the provincial defeat and so they ended up being highly underestimated by most. That won't happen against Down who I feel, despite having longer odds than Kildare, have the better team man for man. Obviously Kildare's intensity and accuracy has been really impressive in the run in, but they'll be up against a much better footballing side in my view.

Verdict: too close to call.

And thank fudge Dublin are gone. All the talk about us Ulster teams traditionally playing a rough brand of football (mostly bollocks made up by disgruntled ex-Kerry footballers!) is nothing compared to the negativity of that Dublin side today. Cork were almost as bad with an astonishing inability to shoot properly. Quality wise it was the worst all Ireland semi-final for a long time. I'm glad Cork made it though as they have been so close of late only to throw it all away. I still hope that Down go on to beat them in the final again this year! After the small matter of the Kildare game obviously. :shifty:

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread, Cork leave it late
by Dolph Wiggler » Mon Aug 23, 2010 12:28 am

Oh I realise that, i'm just saying that I hope the momentum hasn't died down before the Down game or we could get a bit of a lesson. Fingers crossed for next weekend anyway. Even if we lose though, the buzz around the county since the early backdoor rounds has gotten me back into GAA properly for the first time in around 6 years.

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread, Cork leave it late
by bear » Mon Aug 23, 2010 12:40 am

I haven't seen many media outlets saying kildare will walk it so I'm not sure where you are getting that impression from.


I did laugh at the way Des Cahill started off the analysis of the match by implying the Cork players were diving though. :lol:

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread, Cork leave it late
by outoftime101 » Mon Aug 23, 2010 12:42 am

Wiggles wrote:Oh I realise that, i'm just saying that I hope the momentum hasn't died down before the Down game or we could get a bit of a lesson. Fingers crossed for next weekend anyway. Even if we lose though, the buzz around the county since the early backdoor rounds has gotten me back into GAA properly for the first time in around 6 years.


Yeah, the way things were going for Kildare I'd have wanted to play the week after the quarter final if they were my county! For what it is worth I've loved watching Kildare this year as they have ploughed their phenomenal energy and fitness into a really positive approach rather than being ultra-defensive a la the Dubs. Mind you we (Antrim) should have beat yous down there when it was 15-15. We really took our eyes off the ball and thought we were going to walk it when you lot came up to Belfast and gave us a proper good whalloping! :lol:

Cheering on Down is the closest we'll get to an All-Ireland this year anyway!


Edit@Bear: Well, every Irish man in south Birmingham was opining today that Kildare will walk it. Also Paddy Power has Kildare at 4/5 and Down at 11/8 so most punters clearly fancy Kildare. I mean odds on against this Down side is mental. The latter at 11/8 is great value I reckon.

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread, Cork leave it late
by Photek » Mon Aug 23, 2010 10:49 am

I'd like to say Cork where the better team but they clearly wheren't, they managed to put 4 scores together in 5mins, if it happened with 10mins to go Dublin would have responded. Ah well.

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread, Cork leave it late
by Photek » Mon Aug 23, 2010 10:55 am

chalkitdown wrote:So sad I didn't get to see this game. Seeing all those teary eyes Dubs on the Hill would have made my year.

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I wasn't crying, it happens. I'm more than happy that a relative team of youngsters out played Cork for the majority of the game.

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread, Cork leave it late
by bear » Sun Sep 05, 2010 5:04 pm

Well done Tipp. Brilliant performance.

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread, Cork leave it late
by chalkitdown » Sun Sep 05, 2010 5:06 pm

Been posting in last years thread. :fp:

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread-Tipp triumph over the cats
by bear » Sun Sep 05, 2010 6:01 pm

You'd have to feel sorry for Shefflin going off like that.

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread-Tipp triumph over the cats
by Rax » Sun Sep 05, 2010 6:13 pm

Tipp won me €120, its a good day.

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread-Tipp triumph over the cats
by BizzyBarra » Sun Sep 05, 2010 6:24 pm

Tipp played their socks off today. Well done. Would not have minded seeing Kilkenny winning their 5th All Ireland in a row but thems the breaks.

Roll on the 19th and another GAA All Irleand Football title for Cork.

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PostOfficial GAA Thread-Tipp triumph over the cats
by Argonaut » Sun Sep 05, 2010 7:00 pm

Thank strawberry float Tipp won!

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread-Tipp triumph over the cats
by Photek » Wed Sep 15, 2010 10:54 am

Apologies about posting on other thread bear, I was too busy to look for your one.

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread-Tipp triumph over the cats
by Photek » Wed Sep 15, 2010 10:55 am

Argonaut wrote:Thank **** Tipp won!

This.

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread-Tipp triumph over the cats
by bear » Wed Sep 15, 2010 11:03 am

Photek wrote:
Argonaut wrote:Thank **** Tipp won!

This.


Pfft, it obviously didn't mean much to them. If they reallly cared they'd have celebrated it properly the likes of Noel McGrath wouldn't have been fit to walk by Saturday nevermind play in another all ireland final. :evil:

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread-Tipp triumph over the cats
by chalkitdown » Sun Apr 24, 2011 9:15 pm

New year, same ol' Dublin bottlers :lol:

What a comeback from Cork. :wub:

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread-Tipp triumph over the cats
by Metalgear2k2 » Sun Apr 24, 2011 9:47 pm

My thoughts precisely!

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread-Tipp triumph over the cats
by Dolph Wiggler » Sun Jun 26, 2011 5:57 pm

What an absolute disgrace of a decision that was. Robbed at the end, although the ref was a disgrace to both sides for most of the match.

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread-Tipp triumph over the cats
by Delusibeta » Sun Jun 26, 2011 6:28 pm

Meanwhile, Fermanagh loses to the whipping boys in London. Ho hum.

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PostRe: Official GAA Thread-Tipp hammer Waterford
by bear » Mon Jul 11, 2011 12:29 am

Tipp were awesome but I felt kinda bad for Mullane after the match today. He is a headcase but he's a great player that got bugger all decent service today. Hopefully this will be the end of the cuntbutler Davy Fitz on telly though.

The last Galway point against Cork yesterday was pure class on Cannings part. :wub:


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