Originally posted by Louie Gleeson:
he should have went 2 years ago

This message has been edited - 28-jul-2010 @ 22:27

Originally posted by Louie Gleeson:
he should have went 2 years ago

Originally posted by Site Admin:
But he`s the manager. he makes the decisions. Whether I like it or not, I will respect his decision no matter what. I might not always agree with it but he`s the manager."

Originally posted by eamonn:


Cork hurlers take note.

Originally posted by Site Admin:
Waterford`s Dan Shanahan says he intends to retire from inter-county hurling at the end of this season.

"It will be something else next year. It probably was my last Munster final," he said in reflection of his winning goal against Cork in the provincial decider replay.

"It`s great to finish off like that. It gets harder and harder to come back - it`s a young man`s game."

But Shanahan, who has been largely restricted to a substitute`s role this year, believes he can still do a job for 70 minutes.

"I think there is 70 minutes in me, depending on what position he`d   (manager Davy Fitzgerald  )   play me now. I do think I have done a lot of training this year, on and off the field. But he`s the manager. he makes the decisions. Whether I like it or not, I will respect his decision no matter what. I might not always agree with it but he`s the manager."

Originally posted by Site Admin:
Shanahan to call it a day

Originally posted by Site Admin:
Shanahan to call it a day

Originally posted by realdanbreen:
Why is he making a big deal about retiring,sure he can`t get his place on the team anyway!

Originally posted by brad inman:
Big Dan is fantastic for waterford. For 3 years he was almost unstoppable. Unusual to have a fella at that level to be such a nice chap off the pitch aswell..

His Impact is limited these days, however sign of a class act the last day to come up with the vital score. Listen to the roar of the waterford crowd when they hear he is coming on. I still wouldnt start him as his mobility is questionable, but ive nothing for admiration for the man who turn himself practically from a joke figure amongst fans to a 3 time all star. He owes waterford hurling nothing.

Originally posted by realdanbreen:
Why is he making a big deal about retiring,sure he can`t get his place on the team anyway!

Originally posted by Site Admin:
Shanahan to call it a day

Originally posted by deiseach:
Big Dan, the Joseph Heller of the hurling world - he hasn`t done anything as good as 2007 but then again, who has?

This message has been edited - 31-jul-2010 @ 01:49

Originally posted by Site Admin:
Waterford`s Dan Shanahan says he intends to retire from inter-county hurling at the end of this season.

"It will be something else next year. It probably was my last Munster final," he said in reflection of his winning goal against Cork in the provincial decider replay.

"It`s great to finish off like that. It gets harder and harder to come back - it`s a young man`s game."

But Shanahan, who has been largely restricted to a substitute`s role this year, believes he can still do a job for 70 minutes.

"I think there is 70 minutes in me, depending on what position he`d   (manager Davy Fitzgerald  )   play me now. I do think I have done a lot of training this year, on and off the field. But he`s the manager. he makes the decisions. Whether I like it or not, I will respect his decision no matter what. I might not always agree with it but he`s the manager."

Originally posted by Rathmore Castle:

Richie Bennis Quote,
" We got 5 Goals, Dan The Man got None"
Best one ever!

Originally posted by ClashoftheAsh:


All that does is show up Ritchie Bennis as the loser he really is.

Originally posted by Keanes Road:


We dont need to go down that road. richie was only a bit giddy and excited about reaching an AI final.