Originally posted by umpire paddy:
This game is on in tipp town tomorrow at 2.30 i fancy ard scoil for this one who.

but nenagh cant be bad if they beat a much fancied thurles team should be a good game in store.

This message has been edited - 05-feb-2012 @ 15:10

Originally posted by South Limerick Referee:
Will be interesting to see how Ard Scoil will line out

Originally posted by clubgaa:
Apparently ASR are going to have a lots of positional changes from 8 - 15 and M O Loughlin starting. If conditions are poor ASR would want to adopt to them and play direct hurling, though this team is made up of players who want to run with the ball, play short passes and walk it into the net. They need their talented county hurlers to play to thier full potential and if they do that should raise the overall team performance and secure the win. Nenagh have some talented players also and their overall workrate and effort the last day was greater then ASR`s. ASR need to up the anti in that department also. Its a pity the game was not on the weekend just gone as schools hurling is very entertaining and midweek games are not for the general public.

Originally posted by dubliner 2:


I am totally against the notion schools playing weekend games and games during holiday time.

On the very day this match is being played the Irish Times has given Ivan Yates the bones of a full page to have yet another go at teachers, quoting all the usual figures that you hear but which bear absolutely no relation to what we actually do. And you can be sure he makes no mention of the game above.

Fair play to the teachers concerned for giving up their time during their break. It wouldn`t be me anymore I`m afraid.

Originally posted by sidelineview:


How do you think they`ll line up?? Are yourself and the back page man picking the team now?!

Originally posted by dubliner 2:


I am totally against the notion schools playing weekend games and games during holiday time.

On the very day this match is being played the Irish Times has given Ivan Yates the bones of a full page to have yet another go at teachers, quoting all the usual figures that you hear but which bear absolutely no relation to what we actually do. And you can be sure he makes no mention of the game above.

Fair play to the teachers concerned for giving up their time during their break. It wouldn`t be me anymore I`m afraid.

Originally posted by South Limerick Referee:
Its hard to let go sometimes I am afraid, and holidays are the last thing you think of, unless you had specific plans to go someplace. Last year, I trained the primary school team I was with a couple of times over Easter because we had a final coming up, and it would have meant not hurling with them for 16 days.

Unfortunately the stick teachers specifically get in the media and from the general public grates with us all sometimes, but those young players gave me everything I asked of them, and I owed it to them to leave no stone unturned to help them win that final.

Originally posted by eastgael:
Thats your loss,luckily most teachers i know do it for the love of the game,not money.Best of luck to Ard Scoil.

Originally posted by dubliner 2:


Who said anything about money you clown.

I`ve been taking school teams out for twenty years for no money.

Easier to answer what you thought I said rather than what I actually said, isn`t it?

Originally posted by South Limerick Referee:
Its hard to let go sometimes I am afraid, and holidays are the last thing you think of, unless you had specific plans to go someplace. Last year, I trained the primary school team I was with a couple of times over Easter because we had a final coming up, and it would have meant not hurling with them for 16 days.

Unfortunately the stick teachers specifically get in the media and from the general public grates with us all sometimes, but those young players gave me everything I asked of them, and I owed it to them to leave no stone unturned to help them win that final.

Originally posted by Limerick Rake:
Any updete  on score?