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Ianm11 (25 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 06:58	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
Ianm11 (25 Posts)	Just a match day thread for any updete s and match predictions etc.. I cant attend this one: (
topofthetown (64 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 14:38	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
topofthetown (64 Posts)	Half time Waterford 3-10 UCC 0-6 Goals from Brick, Martin O`Neill and Maurice Shanahan. Originally posted by Ianm11: Just a match day thread for any updete s and match predictions etc.. I cant attend this one: (
Ianm11 (25 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 14:43	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
Ianm11 (25 Posts)	Great stuff whose doing well?? Keep us updete d: )
topofthetown (64 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 15:37	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
topofthetown (64 Posts)	Full time Waterford 3-19 UCC 1-19 Originally posted by Ianm11: Great stuff whose doing well?? Keep us updete d: )
kieran73 (566 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 15:41	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
kieran73 (566 Posts)	Brick played well at cf , Nailer , from play and frees did very well , Paul ( ? ) Prendergast corner back , along with Nagle and Sully fairly good too . Stopped counting score when it was around 3-15 to 0-10 . Waterford lined up something like : Iggy Prendergast Chris Ryan Ringo Nagle Moran Sully Twomey Molumphy Shananhan Brick Seamus Prender Nailer Walsh O`Halloran UCC were very poor I thought and it was typical early in the year fare , but the scores came that bit easier for Waterford and the goals at midway through the 1st half left the result in no no doubt , even at that early stage .
Deiseallstar (69 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 17:12	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
Deiseallstar (69 Posts)	Just back from the match very good first half Brick Walsh outstanding O Neill very good, Kearney done very well, Ryan full back got nothing much to do, likewise the keeper looked good on the few that were fired at him Dean Twoomey hit a lot of ball. Second Half very dissapointing S. O Sullivan, J. Nagle Kearney all good O Neill outstanding from play and dead balls. Brick tired in the second half Shanahan did well enough Moran need to be more urgent and the inside forward line need to stay on the edge of the square. I disagree with the comment that the students were poor they had some lovely hurlers made some very nice effective passes and they got some really nice scores actually i taught they hurled well and they will be a forse in their own competition. Our own Sullivan and Mahoney played well for them so those are my views on the game. Man of the match in my book Martin O Neill.
Keanes Road (2,524 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 19:40	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
Keanes Road (2,524 Posts)	After a decent run out in the first half the second half was a very poor affair from a waterford perspective. The whole team seemed to be going through the motions second half after the result had almost be secured by a solid first half display. Jamie Nagle did well all game. Sully was good in fits and starts as did Moran. Brick was excellent first half but disappeared in the second. Martrin O`Neill was good and showed plenty of willingness to get the ball and go for scores or set up a few. He was very good on frees as well. We overdid the tactic of playing diagonal balls all game. Regardless of whether it was on or not we still played it. A few times it was just played on the blind to no one at all and gave the UCC backs soft ball to drive down into our defense.
nokia (442 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 22:53	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
nokia (442 Posts)	what was the ucc team, i presume fairly understregnth
Keanes Road (2,524 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 22:59	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
Keanes Road (2,524 Posts)	Originally posted by nokia: what was the ucc team, i presume fairly understregnth listed on the programme as Padraig O`Brien Patrick O`Mahony Kieren Lane Tom Curran James Barry James Nagle Alan Hannigan Seamus Corry Brian Collins Paul Haughney Brian Murray Pauric Mahony Brian O`Sullivan James Cassin Brian Hartnett Dan McCormack started though, not sure who he replaced. Lots of changes made. Darragh Fives and Shane Bourke came on.
Deise go deo (2,494 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 23:04	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
Deise go deo (2,494 Posts)	Waterford play Clare in the next round. Anybody know when and where this match is on?
South Limerick Referee (16,613 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 23:16	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
South Limerick Referee (16,613 Posts)	Have Clare won a toss to go through or something. Limerick vs Clare was a draw last night, and the replay is fixed for Tuesday night, but there are also rumours that no replay will take place and a toss will take place for the game instead Originally posted by Deise go deo: Waterford play Clare in the next round. Anybody know when and where this match is on?
Deise go deo (2,494 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 23:31	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
Deise go deo (2,494 Posts)	Originally posted by South Limerick Referee: Have Clare won a toss to go through or something. Limerick vs Clare was a draw last night, and the replay is fixed for Tuesday night, but there are also rumours that no replay will take place and a toss will take place for the game instead Not sure, I got a bit mixed up there. I was listening to WLR the other day and they were talking about playing Clare if Waterford beat UCC and the whole Davy Fitz factor. I just assumed that was the next fixture. A draw between Clare and Limerick might cause some fixture problems with the league starting soon.
ian o b (438 Posts)	Posted: 05-Feb-2012 23:40	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
ian o b (438 Posts)	Clare/Limerick replay on Tuesday. We`re out against the winners on Sunday next. Either a imerick or Waterford venue. http://munster.gaa.ie/fixtures/waterford-crystal-cup-senior-hurling/
Not Men But Giants (623 Posts)	Posted: 06-Feb-2012 01:07	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
Not Men But Giants (623 Posts)	Originally posted by Keanes Road: listed on the programme as Padraig O`Brien Patrick O`Mahony Kieren Lane Tom Curran James Barry James Nagle Alan Hannigan Seamus Corry Brian Collins Paul Haughney Brian Murray Pauric Mahony Brian O`Sullivan James Cassin Brian Hartnett Dan McCormack started though, not sure who he replaced. Lots of changes made. Darragh Fives and Shane Bourke came on. That`s a pretty understrength UCC side, they`d usually be more like Darren McCarthy (Cork ) Steven Maher (Tipp ) Dara Fives (Waterford ) James Nagle (Cork ) James Barry (Tipp ) Philip Mahony (Waterford ) William Egan (Cork ) Seamus Harnedy (Cork ) Daniel Kearney (Cork ) Shane Bourke (Tipp ) Michael Grace (Kilkenny ) Pauric Mahony (Waterford ) Brian O`Sullivan (Waterford ) Dean Brosnan (Cork ) Bud Hartnett (Cork ) Subs: Rob White (Cork ) James Cassin (Kilkenny ) Paul Haughney (Cork ) Stephen Moylan (Cork ) John O`Callaghan (Cork ) Killian Murphy (Cork ) Brian Murray (Cork ) Seamus Corry (Cork )
blaaboy (111 Posts)	Posted: 06-Feb-2012 17:47	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
blaaboy (111 Posts)	Was my first chance to get a look at how Waterford are shaping up under Michael Ryan and his team and must say was reasonably happy. Great to see Brick fielding ball in the opposition half and running down their throats causing havoc, and Shane Walsh for me continues as a revelation at full forward. Great to see Brian O`Halloran get a run and would ask people to be patient with him. He is a young lad and has a lot of catching up to do and a lot of expectation to live up to I am sure that given time he will be a huge success but let`s give him a chance. Brilliant to see Martin O.Neill rediscover the form we knew he was capable of, long may it last. All in all a real freshness and tempo about the team, they looked like they were a hurling team rather than the rugby team they had been under Davy. Wasn`t it noticable how few "rucks " there were yesterday. Molomphy seemed more intent on finding space and delivering ball rather than trying to charge through lads to win frees. I realise the opposition in the first half in particular was light but you can only play what is put in front of you. One disappointing thing for me personally was the amount of fouls committted by Sully, he still attacks the man more than the ball and gives away needless fouls. Needs to cut that out Looking at UCC, was very impressed with Fives when he was brought in and Tom Currran and Brian O`Sullivan showed well at times. Mahoney was quite by his standards but still did alright and was it just me or has he really bulked up over Christmas. Looking forward to the new season getting into full swing now, with slight cause for optimism but will not be getting carried away yet
Turenne (1,088 Posts)	Posted: 06-Feb-2012 18:15	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
Turenne (1,088 Posts)	Rob White is at UCC? Moylan almost always starts for UCC as well.
Not Men But Giants (623 Posts)	Posted: 06-Feb-2012 18:33	Quote Edit Delete Report Post Post Reply
Not Men But Giants (623 Posts)	Originally posted by blaaboy: Mahoney was quite by his standards but still did alright and was it just me or has he really bulked up over Christmas. After really filling out

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