Originally posted by mochuda:
Should Cork enter the Christy Ring?

Originally posted by redlead:


you are some dope

Originally posted by mochuda:


Says the guy who only ever saw the inside of a changing room on Sky Sports!

This message has been edited - 09-jul-2011 @ 18:05

Originally posted by redlead:


I have played for many a team in various sports but even if I hadn`t, how would that deflect from the fact that you are one of the biggest fools on here? Where are you even from?

Originally posted by mochuda:
Should Cork enter the Christy Ring?

This message has been edited - 09-jul-2011 @ 18:14

Originally posted by mochuda:


I`m afraid your plethora of imbecilic and inane comments on hurling here means that you have virtually cornered the market here as the biggest fool.

You might have played any amount of sports but you obviously never even caught a hurley in your life.

Judging by your clueless comments you are one of these sunshine supporters who only started taking an interest in hurling in 1998 when Waterford came back to prominence.

This message has been edited - 09-jul-2011 @ 18:19

Originally posted by redlead:


yeah that must be it, you`ve caught me out .... here, go on, I`ll leave you off and let the rest of AFR to enjoy your witty thread

..... oh and as for catching hurleys? I`m not sure what sport you are on about there. You are right, I never played that game. Good man.

Originally posted by mochuda:
Should Cork enter the Christy Ring?

Originally posted by mochuda:


Says the guy who only ever saw the inside of a changing room on Sky Sports!

Originally posted by mochuda:
Seriously, is it their best chance of re-grouping?

That hammering today was unbelievable when you take into account Galway had 16 wides, missed a penalty and had a goal disallowed and still won by 12 points.

Cork are now number 5 in Munster and also rate behind Galway, Kilkenny, Dublin, Wexford and Antrim.

That would make them in or around number 10, on a par with Offaly.

They now need to blood a serious amount of youngsters.
Remember they are also number also 5 in minor in Munster for the past few years.

They are way behind the rest of the teams in Munster in re building which will leave them open to even more hammerings.

The Christy Ring might be a good place for these guys to build up a bit of confidence and give them a chance to regain the old Cork swagger that we are all used to.

Just a thought...

Originally posted by mochuda:
Should Cork enter the Christy Ring?

Originally posted by NawfulThirst:
Could have done with some of that 10-20 they wallopped past Laois, as I said at the time they`d need some of them goals before the year was out

Originally posted by yankeelad:
You must be a very young lad.Sure noone paid any attention to that result one way or the other.

Originally posted by yankeelad:
You must be a very young lad.Sure noone paid any attention to that result one way or the other.

Originally posted by mochuda:
Should Cork enter the Christy Ring?

Originally posted by Big Phil:
This is either a WUM or a massive overreaction. Cork hurling is at low ebb, yes. But we knew that, this has been coming for a few years and we will be in transition for a few years. But we will be back, we are a strong hurling country with good structures.

To say we are behind Antrim is a massive over exaggeration though. On a par with Offaly, I think not seeing as how we beat them with 14 men reasonably comfortably only a week or so ago.

Perhaps the most concerning is not todays result but the poor results at underage in recent years. Next weeks U21 game against Tipp carries even more significance now seeing as the senior, intermediate and minor campaigns are all over.

Originally posted by Quantative Easing:


This thread is obviously a WUM   (and not even a good one  )  .

Hurling needs Cork. Cork will be back but the current situation is a consequence of the `Has Been Hurlers` winning their strike at the expense of a great hurling man in Gerald.

Get rid of the SIPTU lads and stop reading the rubbish from Sean Og and the Rock. Time to rebuild. Perhaps Justin and Gerald have a calling in this respect...

Originally posted by mochuda:


Says the guy who only ever saw the inside of a changing room on Sky Sports!

This message has been edited - 09-jul-2011 @ 22:47

Originally posted by mochuda:
Seriously, is it their best chance of re-grouping?

That hammering today was unbelievable when you take into account Galway had 16 wides, missed a penalty and had a goal disallowed and still won by 12 points.

Cork are now number 5 in Munster and also rate behind Galway, Kilkenny, Dublin, Wexford and Antrim.

That would make them in or around number 10, on a par with Offaly.

They now need to blood a serious amount of youngsters.
Remember they are also number also 5 in minor in Munster for the past few years.

They are way behind the rest of the teams in Munster in re building which will leave them open to even more hammerings.

The Christy Ring might be a good place for these guys to build up a bit of confidence and give them a chance to regain the old Cork swagger that we are all used to.

Just a thought...

Originally posted by Mossy Bruce:

And some of us were hoping that match was like that last season of "Dallas" in the 1980s - we`d wake up to find all of that was just a bad nightmare.

No luck.