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Clare v Cork MHC Play Off
Bannerabu
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06-May-2012 16:43
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Thursday evening @ Cusack Park (7pm i presume)
Well Lads will we see many changes from last Wednesday
Shanahan out for another few weeks, Martin O Leary in contention.
Any word on Conor Clearys injury, atruggled when reintroduced last week.
Even though Niall Deacy didnt make much of an impact when introduced last week i wouldnt mind seeing him at FF as his height and strenght could problems and has plenty of hurling ability in him. He didnt look a happy camper in the stand after being replaced and might have a point to prove.
Any other potions
GT
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06-May-2012 16:56
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Wil young Shane Gleeson get the start?
KeepOnHurling
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06-May-2012 16:56
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It's only Cork, so it might be a chance to try out some fringe players ahead of the semifinal
rebelrebel30
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06-May-2012 18:41
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Originally posted by KeepOnHurling:
It's only Cork, so it might be a chance to try out some fringe players ahead of the semifinal
Good man......Cork have had some many beatings down the years we have a headache from looking up at ye............
yankeelad
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06-May-2012 18:50
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Originally posted by rebelrebel30:
Good man......Cork have had some many beatings down the years we have a headache from looking up at ye............
I think the comment was made with tongue very firmly planted in cheek rebel.Least I hope it was
rebelrebel30
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06-May-2012 18:52
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Originally posted by yankeelad:
I think the comment was made with tongue very firmly planted in cheek rebel.Least I hope it was
True Yankee you could be right.....but i saw no smiley.......
Bannerabu
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07-May-2012 00:24
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Well Rebel or any other Cork posters what would be the expectations of yer Minors for this game or beyond ?
Utility Full-Forward
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07-May-2012 00:30
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Originally posted by GT:
Wil young Shane Gleeson get the start?
No
Turenne
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07-May-2012 00:47
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Originally posted by Bannerabu:
Well Rebel or any other Cork posters what would be the expectations of yer Minors for this game or beyond ?
Not much, I'd imagine Clare will win by 3-4 points even without Shanahan.
Turenne
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07-May-2012 00:48
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Originally posted by KeepOnHurling:
It's only Cork, so it might be a chance to try out some fringe players ahead of the semifinal
Agreed.
Turenne
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07-May-2012 01:08
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Presumably Cork will put out the same team that we had out for Kerry...
Cork team:
1. Patrick Collins
Ballinhassig
2. James McCarthy 3. Killian O'Connor 4. Alan Dennehy
Kiltha Óg Mallow Charleville
5. Conor Twomey 6. Paul Fitzgerald 7. Daniel Mangan
Newtownshandrum Douglas St. Catherine's
8. Killian McIntyre 9. Kevin O'Neill
Carrigaline Watergrasshill
10. John Cashman 11. Dillon Cahill 12. Michael Cahalane
Lisgoold Cloyne Bandon
13. Anthony Spillane 14. Pa O'Callaghan 15. James O'Brien
Castlelyons Ballyhea Charleville
16 James McSweeney Bandon
17 Cathal Cormack Blackrock
18 Ciarán O'Brien Killeagh/Ita's
19 Barra O'Connell Blarney
20 Trevor Horgan Newcestown
21 Rickard Cahalane Sliabh Rua
22 Aaron Sheehan Mallow
23 Shane Hegarty Kiltha Óg
24 David Geary Fermoy
Banner1995
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07-May-2012 07:44
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home advantage might edge it for Clare. I think a win could be the makings of this clare side. not much expected of them this year but the fear factor from clare sides at this level should be well gone now.
parish man
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07-May-2012 10:12
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lookin at that possible cork team what strikes me is the make up of the clubs involved.. none of the so called big club hve a a starter at all have the they. the barrs, glen rovers, na piarsigh, blackrock, sars. are they all city clubs too..
Turenne
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07-May-2012 11:52
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Sars are East Cork. Both Blackrock and Na Piarsigh would have players starting but they are out due to injury.
umpire paddy
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07-May-2012 11:59
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Originally posted by GT:
Wil young Shane Gleeson get the start?
He should in my opinion GT came on the other day and made an impact set up 3 points and cut the defence open at times all though he did have 3 bad wides at least he got on the ball unlike corry and niall deasy I reckon he should be somewhere in the half forward line his a fine fielder of the ball and is well able to score of either side.
umpire paddy
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07-May-2012 12:17
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my clare team against cork would be.
1.eibhear quiligan (feakle)
2.shane o'brien (clonlara)
3.brian carey (sixmilebridge)
4.gearoid ryan (clarecastle)
5.aidan mcguane (kilmaley)
6.conor cleary (kilmaley)
7.eoin quirke (whitegate)
8.david conroy (doora/bfield)
9.alex morey (sixmilebridge)
10.shane gleeson (cratloe)
11.jamie shanahan (sixmilebridge) IF HIS FIT TO PLAY
12.shane taylor (broadford)
13.conor deasy (sixmilebridge)
14.shane o donnel (eire og)
15.bobby duggan (clarecastle)
Rebel CNC
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07-May-2012 13:08
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Originally posted by Bannerabu:
Well Rebel or any other Cork posters what would be the expectations of yer Minors for this game or beyond ?
Not too much expectation. Young team and management team would not be that highly rated.
Couldn't beat a decent but by no means exceptional Limerick team in P Ui C.
Not sure how good Clare are but even if Cork were to beat them, a Munster title would be a big surprise imho!!
seanie
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07-May-2012 13:40
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Dont know anything about clare, but do no that there is very littel expectation in cork with this minor set up. Very poor vs limerick at home and only rallied for the last 15 minutes of that game.
Home advantage is usually huge for minor teams so expect cork to have another disastrous minor campaign ended on thursday night
Loner
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07-May-2012 14:14
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Think Cork will have to sort something out in relation to underage management. Kenneally doesn't seem up to it in my opinion. Very much a do as i say kind of fella. Watched them on the sideline in PuiC against Limerick and must say I wouldn't like my young fellas to come across the likes of him coaching them.
First time for many of them to wear the red. Started slowly but were still level at half time. Two panic substitutions at half time. One of them the full forward who could have had two goals, only for the ref to pull him back for a free and the second one he showed good thinking in my opinion when surrounded by four defenders he batted the ball only for the keeper to save it. That is the kind of thinking that should be encouraged not hauled off at half time and then given no game time at all against Kerry.
Feel Clare will take them on Thurs night as I just feel the management structure just isn't tuned in. The youngsters were standing waiting for what seemed like two minutes for the national anthem, whereas Limerick kept warming up. Poor poor poor. These lads need proper encouragement if Cork are to develop. Look at Sweetnam with the seniors. Didn't really stand out last year with the minors but flying this year.
Think Cork should be looking at those involved in schools and clubs at U-16 and minor level for their coaches as these would have a better insight into the players and the way players at that age should be treated.
hurling immortal
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07-May-2012 14:15
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Originally posted by umpire paddy:
my clare team against cork would be.1.eibhear quiligan (feakle)
2.shane o'brien (clonlara)
3.brian carey (sixmilebridge)
4.gearoid ryan (clarecastle)
5.aidan mcguane (kilmaley)
6.conor cleary (kilmaley)
7.eoin quirke (whitegate)
8.david conroy (doora/bfield)
9.alex morey (sixmilebridge)
10.shane gleeson (cratloe)
11.jamie shanahan (sixmilebridge) IF HIS FIT TO PLAY
12.shane taylor (broadford)
13.conor deasy (sixmilebridge)
14.shane o donnel (eire og)
15.bobby duggan (clarecastle)
i could be wrong but i think shanahan has zero chance of playing. also o donnell is far more effective in the corner.. and given a decent supply will trouble any corner back at this level. other than shanahan that team probably has 13 (if not 14) of the personnel that will start.
GAA All Stars
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07-May-2012 20:39
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Here's my proposed team,
E Quillegan Feakle
Shane O Brien Clonlara capt
Brian Carey smb
Gearoid Ryan Clarecastle
Aidan McGuane Kilmaley
Conor Cleary Kilmaley
Eoin Quirke Whitegate
David Conroy Doorabarefield
Alex Morey smb
Shane Taylor Broadford
Niall Deasy Ballyea
Noel Bridgeman Parteen
Shane O Donnell Eire Og
Jamie Malone Corofin
Bobby Duggan Clarecastle
Niall Deasy , Jamie Malone and Noel Bridgeman all in for Shane Liddy (inj) Conor Deasy and Brian Corry.
More powerful team, better potential for aerial ability while still retaining pace and skill in the forwards. Improved age profile also with the 3 coming in all in their last year minor.
Home advantage should count for a lot to topple the Rebels and hopefully set up a home tie with Limerick in semis.
Utility Full-Forward
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07-May-2012 20:58
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Originally posted by GAA All Stars:
Here's my proposed team, E Quillegan Feakle
Shane O Brien Clonlara capt
Brian Carey smb
Gearoid Ryan Clarecastle
Aidan McGuane Kilmaley
Conor Cleary Kilmaley
Eoin Quirke Whitegate
David Conroy Doorabarefield
Alex Morey smb
Shane Taylor Broadford
Niall Deasy Ballyea
Noel Bridgeman Parteen
Shane O Donnell Eire Og
Jamie Malone Corofin
Bobby Duggan ClarecastleNiall Deasy , Jamie Malone and Noel Bridgeman all in for Shane Liddy (inj) Conor Deasy and Brian Corry.More powerful team, better potential for aerial ability while still retaining pace and skill in the forwards. Improved age profile also with the 3 coming in all in their last year minor.
Home advantage should count for a lot to topple the Rebels and hopefully set up a home tie with Limerick in semis.
Jamie Malone dropped off the panel. What's Brisgeman like, is he more physically able than what we had the last day
GAA All Stars
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07-May-2012 21:15
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Malone is back training with the panel following his college exams. Bridgeman is a pacy forward with an eye for goal . He can operate effectively at either corner or wing forward. I would believe the team the last day was that bit inexperienced with 7 U17s starting. This is a great opportunity for this squad with all these matches at home. Hopefully we can get that bit of luck needed to get over the line.
Utility Full-Forward
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07-May-2012 21:37
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Originally posted by GAA All Stars:
Malone is back training with the panel following his college exams. Bridgeman is a pacy forward with an eye for goal . He can operate effectively at either corner or wing forward. I would believe the team the last day was that bit inexperienced with 7 U17s starting. This is a great opportunity for this squad with all these matches at home. Hopefully we can get that bit of luck needed to get over the line.
Great news Malone is back. He has to go straight in
Soggy Ground
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07-May-2012 21:50
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nobody seems to be talking about niall boltan or mark mcguane, are these lads worth a go in the backs/midfield?
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