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ah lethimoutwithit wrote: ↑Tue Apr 01, 2025 10:43 am Here we are now looking for all sorts of positive affirmations that we are again competing with traditional counties????
FFS, what GAA person really goes around saying they are delighted to see such and such a county back up there?
From what I can see, we don't like any other county out there.
Lads here quoting "Leix" and "Klare".....wondering whether we are rivals with westmeath.

I don't have the time or the interest in wondering about what other counties think and say, certainly have zero interest in browsing their forums.
All that will keep us progressing is working at it ourselves...literally on the ground ...as our politicians say, rather than on t'internit...and getting arses on seats at matches.

But I do have an issue when it comes down to the GAA and the bullshit, "We all Belong", clearly we don't all belong at a Div 1 hurling league final thats fixed for Cork. I don't belong as a member who should be able to source tickets to bring my club team of juveniles to watch it from terrace as all stand tickets sold in minutes. Anyone with a brain (or who cared), would know that cork would fill the Park on their own.
Also in relation to James Mahon...he was hard done by and Kevin C is going Eamon Dunphy on it there.
Kevin should be highlighting the fact that the Waterford player wasn't hurt, hit on the head. The Waterford player was fouled and maybe a yellow card , move on.
Kevin and his ilk should now be focussing on the epidemic of diving, (not blatant) but subtle dives. David Clifford, case in point with aidan O'Shea last Sunday. O'Shea had a nigh enough arm across, but Clifford hit the deck and won the free.
Notice the word "won" has nearly replaced "Awarded"......I have no issue with forward trying to draw a free and maybe as there is so many different interpretations of pulling and dragging/holding in the tackle v the tackle, guys fell they may hit the deck to ensure they get the free they believe they are entitled to.

Anyway just a thought... maybe things were getting too positive.

As a matter of interest though, how many will be at the league final on Sunday from Offaly in Cork? 3/4000?
And on last Sunday, was there 5k there from Offaly?

Faithful Future wrote: ↑Mon Mar 31, 2025 9:26 pm Tickets are available on Ticketmaster for first round vs Dublin in Parnell Park

Can see this one being a sell out so get them while you can. Would be great to see a big Faithful crowd!

faithfulfanatic wrote: ↑Tue Apr 01, 2025 11:33 am

ah lethimoutwithit wrote: ↑Tue Apr 01, 2025 10:43 am Here we are now looking for all sorts of positive affirmations that we are again competing with traditional counties????
FFS, what GAA person really goes around saying they are delighted to see such and such a county back up there?
From what I can see, we don't like any other county out there.
Lads here quoting "Leix" and "Klare".....wondering whether we are rivals with westmeath.

I don't have the time or the interest in wondering about what other counties think and say, certainly have zero interest in browsing their forums.
All that will keep us progressing is working at it ourselves...literally on the ground ...as our politicians say, rather than on t'internit...and getting arses on seats at matches.

But I do have an issue when it comes down to the GAA and the bullshit, "We all Belong", clearly we don't all belong at a Div 1 hurling league final thats fixed for Cork. I don't belong as a member who should be able to source tickets to bring my club team of juveniles to watch it from terrace as all stand tickets sold in minutes. Anyone with a brain (or who cared), would know that cork would fill the Park on their own.
Also in relation to James Mahon...he was hard done by and Kevin C is going Eamon Dunphy on it there.
Kevin should be highlighting the fact that the Waterford player wasn't hurt, hit on the head. The Waterford player was fouled and maybe a yellow card , move on.
Kevin and his ilk should now be focussing on the epidemic of diving, (not blatant) but subtle dives. David Clifford, case in point with aidan O'Shea last Sunday. O'Shea had a nigh enough arm across, but Clifford hit the deck and won the free.
Notice the word "won" has nearly replaced "Awarded"......I have no issue with forward trying to draw a free and maybe as there is so many different interpretations of pulling and dragging/holding in the tackle v the tackle, guys fell they may hit the deck to ensure they get the free they believe they are entitled to.

Anyway just a thought... maybe things were getting too positive.

As a matter of interest though, how many will be at the league final on Sunday from Offaly in Cork? 3/4000?
And on last Sunday, was there 5k there from Offaly?

oneshot wrote: ↑Tue Apr 01, 2025 8:21 pm

Faithful Future wrote: ↑Mon Mar 31, 2025 9:26 pm Tickets are available on Ticketmaster for first round vs Dublin in Parnell Park

Can see this one being a sell out so get them while you can. Would be great to see a big Faithful crowd!

6 o'clock on a saturday evening don't think it will be a sell out.

JimBwobb wrote: ↑Thu Apr 03, 2025 10:07 pm Has many got tickets for the weekend ? Many people I have spoke to aren't going due to not getting a ticket or not travelling the distance.