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Topic: All Ireland Gold Anois  (23.35 )  go Dti a 01.00
DavidO'Carlo/Wex
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:03
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2005 All Ireland Semi Final: Galway 5-18 4-18 Kilkenny.

Tg4 know how to rub it in ha!
teddanson
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:07
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Great game, lucky enough to attend!
realtruefan
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:12
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Originally posted by DavidO`Carlo/Wex:
All Ireland Gold Anois   (23.35  )   go Dti a 01.00

look what happened afterwards
it has been kilkenny all the way from approx 5:30 on that day
till before 5:15 ish last sunday
bar the cork victory in the 2005 all ireland final ......
miller1910
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:14
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watching it now. Duignan was true to form back then - a free given against DJ for blatant over -carrying after 10 seconds of the match and Duignan says "that`s a disgrace"!! "It`s fashionable now to give frees against DJ for over-carrying and the referees are wrong"!!
Mickey Pearse
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:14
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The best game I`ve ever seen.

Shame Galway didn`t build on that win.
Deise go deo
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:16
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Originally posted by miller1910:
watching it now. Duignan was true to form back then - a free given against DJ for blatant over -carrying after 10 seconds of the match and Duignan says "that`s a disgrace"!! "It`s fashionable now to give frees against DJ for over-carrying and the referees are wrong"!!

Yeah I was thinking the very same thing.

Some game in fairness
blacksnow
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:17
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Originally posted by teddanson:
Great game, lucky enough to attend!
Same as that.Some game,Farragher an Co were on top form that day.Left All Ireland behind them.
Mickey Pearse
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:27
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And it took a hat trick of goals by one forward to beat them that day too.
blacksnow
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:37
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Originally posted by Mickey Pearse:
And it took a hat trick of goals by one forward to beat them that day too.
True,we havent seen much from Niall Healy since.Whats the story with him?
teddanson
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:46
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I reckon himself and DJ swapped jerseys before the game that day! Healy a hattrick and DJ scoreless.
Mickey Pearse
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:49
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Originally posted by blacksnow:
True,we havent seen much from Niall Healy since.Whats the story with him?

Haven`t a clue. Is he still on the Galway panel. I tj

Some changes made in kilkenny after that game. Did Eddie brennans display that day save his place on the kilkenny team for the years that followed.
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blacksnow
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:52
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Originally posted by Mickey Pearse:


Haven`t we clue. Is he still on the Galway panel. I tj

Some changes made in kilkenny after that game. Did Eddie brennans display that day save his place on the kilkenny team for the years that followed.
He`s still on the panel but wasnt getting games.
teddanson
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 00:56
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Originally posted by teddanson:
I reckon himself and DJ swapped jerseys before the game that day! Healy a hattrick and DJ scoreless.

Ollie hardly gave DJ a touch that day, a great performance.

Tommy Walsh and Tierney both played well marking each ther. One has to wonder if Walsh went to midfield on Sunday on Maher would maher have had less an influence due to being concerned with Walsh?
One of the Smiths malling Ollie at full time as a supporter, I wonder did he think at the time he`d have a few days of his own in croker.
It was after this game the greatest team ever began there journey, maybe in hindsight Galway should have lost!!!
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spot_the_dog
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 09:01
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Remember having to explain the rules to 5 or 6 Aussies sitting behind me at this game. They were part of a rugby team over for a sevens tournament and had come in to Croke Park on spec thinking they might catch a football game. They`d never heard of hurling and were just completely blown away. Imagine seeing that game as your first experience of hurling.
Taxi Driver
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 12:13
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Watching the game I saw an incident in the Galway game from 05 that virtually repeated in Kilkenny`s next defeat last Sunday.

With Kilkenny getting back into the game in the last ten minutes Richie Power won a ball near the goal and worked a bit of space at the edge of the large parralleogram. However, instead of having a blast for a goal, he shot over the bar when it was a goal that Kilkenny needed. This happened in both games.

In the Galway game it was a shot off his left. In the Tipp game it was a shot from his right. Both came at a time when Kilkenny needed a goal and that was the last clear cut chance of a goal they got in either game.

@spot_the_dog

It must have been hard to explain the rules when the referee was so inconsistent! S Roche was woeful at times. How did he contrive to give a free against Peter Barry on the Galway 65? Farraher nailed it as would Shefflin if it had been given correctly. Did a couple of seconds later with Barry giving out about another free he should have got Roche threw in the ball for a free he had awarded to Kilkenny! Healy picked up the ball from the throw in and goaled. That was a five point swing.
Clonliffe Cat
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 12:30
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Originally posted by Taxi Driver:

It must have been hard to explain the rules when the referee was so inconsistent! S Roche was woeful at times. How did he contrive to give a free against Peter Barry on the Galway 65? Farraher nailed it as would Shefflin if it had been given correctly. Did a couple of seconds later with Barry giving out about another free he should have got Roche threw in the ball for a free he had awarded to Kilkenny! Healy picked up the ball from the throw in and goaled. That was a five point swing.

That throw ball came after Peter Barry had actually been awarded the free. There was a bit of sarcasm out of him after that given the previous decision that he did not get in similar circumstances and Roche decided to throw it in.

Galway were way better that day anyhow and as bad as Roche was, he had no impact on that.

@ Mickey Pearse - It was Eddie`s disciplined displays as a ball winning half forward in 2006 that were the making of him in Cody`s eyes apparently. He really had to work to make it, even after his big haul in 2005.
Mickey Pearse
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 12:42
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Originally posted by Clonliffe Cat:


That throw ball came after Peter Barry had actually been awarded the free. There was a bit of sarcasm out of him after that given the previous decision that he did not get in similar circumstances and Roche decided to throw it in.

Galway were way better that day anyhow and as bad as Roche was, he had no impact on that.

@ Mickey Pearse - It was Eddie`s disciplined displays as a ball winning half forward in 2006 that were the making of him in Cody`s eyes apparently. He really had to work to make it, even after his big haul in 2005.

He was a great player during 2006-08 and one of my favourite players but he was after a poor 2004 by his standards and when you look at how some players like barry, mullaly and hoyne were discarded after that defeat like carter was earlier in that decade I could have seen cody putting richie power into the team earlier in place of brennan if brennan didnt play well that day.

Doesnt matter now though.
gin and tonic
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 12:47
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Originally posted by DavidO`Carlo/Wex:
All Ireland Gold Anois   (23.35  )   go Dti a 01.00


A tremendous game that indeed i was also at.
JoNinety
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 15:17
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Did the ref give the correct ruling for dissent?
I thought that at the time people were saying you can`t throw in the ball for dissent?
abadref
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 16:29
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Some Game..

Hurling was bad tho.. KK played very poorly.
Amazing what has happened to the two teams since.
onthebench
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 16:35
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Originally posted by spot_the_dog:
Remember having to explain the rules to 5 or 6 Aussies sitting behind me at this game. They were part of a rugby team over for a sevens tournament and had come in to Croke Park on spec thinking they might catch a football game. They`d never heard of hurling and were just completely blown away. Imagine seeing that game as your first experience of hurling.

I met an American couple in the stand who just happened to be there for `something to do` on that Sunday. They too were blown away by what they saw. But when I explained that the players were amateur they would`nt believe me. Just shows how truly special our national games are. I felt really proud to have been there that day.
Cloonan
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 16:42
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Originally posted by abadref:
Some Game..

Hurling was bad tho.. KK played very poorly.
Amazing what has happened to the two teams since.
Hurling was bad dont be daft,sure kk cant win everydayand as for galway enough said...
cannery row
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 16:52
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I thought Brian Cody looked very gaunt and drawn on Sunday, in contrast to how he looked five years ago.
Cloonan
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 17:25
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I wonder is he going to call it a day he is a long time there and a serious record
About a Bicycle
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Posted: 09-Sep-2010 20:25
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Originally posted by onthebench:
But when I explained that the players were amateur they would`nt believe me. Just shows how truly special our national games are. I felt really proud to have been there that day.

This game was played at the time that Rio Ferdinand was `negotiating` a new contract of 125 grand  (sterling )  a week when he was being offered `only` 120 grand a week, this on the back off of being seuspended for 9 month, with pay, after forgetting to turn up for a drugs test. I remember saying after the match, and after I had caught my breath, how lucky we were to have witnessed it and what a load of \\e soccer really is.

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