Gaa 2013



Try not to be an idiot man. Handbags indeed infront of the stand.



My point being that you were looking at slow motion replays to prove Gormley's incident and taking still pictures to show that the glove landed on his shoulder - I don't see a single clean punch to the jaw in that video and would be happy if you could point one out.

Now, if you are arguing that the aggression in the viseo is enough, then Gormley should be sitting on the sideline most weekends as aggression makes him the player he is (was).
 
How so? Can you point out a single punch landing properly in that video? If not, then surely they are all innocent as Gormley and Penrose?
 
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Fair enough. If you can't try to WUM an opposition fan before an All Ireland semi, when can you?
 
You're not allowed WUM Irwin, he comes prewound in the GAA thread. He's from the North, they wake up angry where he's from.
 
Does a Galway man travelling up to Dublin on the bus on his own to an All-Ireland semi-final between Clare and Limerick sound a bit sad?! :nervous:

A lad offered me a ticket for the Hill last night and I was fairly tanked at the time and said feck it I'll go up as the chances of it being a cracker would be pretty high. I feel a bit funny or strange heading out the door to get the bus now though. I might get a seat beside someone that would be talkative enough and it'll break or shorten the aul' the journey shure! Mighty weather isn't it... there can be no fecking excuses from anyone that didn't save the turf and the hay this year boi...
 
No. when I lived in the shitty I frequently went to Croker on me own for counties I had no allegiance to. You are the fan of the Year TBP.
 
Does a Galway man travelling up to Dublin on the bus on his own to an All-Ireland semi-final between Clare and Limerick sound a bit sad?! :nervous:

A lad offered me a ticket for the Hill last night and I was fairly tanked at the time and said feck it I'll go up as the chances of it being a cracker would be pretty high. I feel a bit funny or strange heading out the door to get the bus now though. I might get a seat beside someone that would be talkative enough and it'll break or shorten the aul' the journey shure! Mighty weather isn't it... there can be no fecking excuses from anyone that didn't save the turf and the hay this year boi...


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Awesome, enjoy TBP. Who are you shouting for?

Off topic - I happen to find myself in a part of the world where I can't access TV showing the GAA for the next few weeks. It would be just typical of Mayo to fecking win the All Ireland while I'm here, I'd never forgive the feckers.

Anyone able to give me a rough guide on how to get an Irish IP address to watch RTE player? Would suck mucho cock for a PM.
 
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Awesome, enjoy TBP. Who are you shouting for?

Off topic - I happen to find myself in a part of the world where I can't access TV showing the GAA for the next few weeks. It would be just typical of Mayo to fecking win the All Ireland while I'm here, I'd never forgive the feckers.

Anyone able to give me a rough guide on how to get an Irish IP address to watch RTE player? Would suck mucho cock for a PM.


Go on wiz i wig and you'll get a stream much better than the crappy rte live player. You can even find games that are not on Irish TV being shown sometimes.
 
Go on wiz i wig and you'll get a stream much better than the crappy rte live player. You can even find games that are not on Irish TV being shown sometimes.


Seriously? That easy? The only concern I have with that is that if it doesn't work on the day then I'm up shit creek.

Will probably rely on it though, if that fails then I'll listen on the radio. Cheers IWTK
 
Very disappointing game insofar that Clare had such control of it throughout. The goal should not really have been allowed as I felt Honan pushed the Limerick man in the back. It's easy to pick out Colin Ryan with his 11 point haul but Clare had great performances all over the field. McInerney, O'Connor and Kelly were particularly good again. Limerick looked rusty and nervous and their freetaker (Hannon's) propensity to drive balls wide certainly didn't help.

Limerick looked like giving it a go after halftime but just time after time, seemed to let Clare pull away again. Clare led by 8 at one stage in the second half and it felt so pedestrian. I thought that Limerick had to work harder for their scores and even for their frees, but I don't think they'd have any complaints about the winners. Certainly, Dublin had far more to gripe about last week.

I hope Clare have enough now to win the title from Cork. Both sides are really pacy and I do think it has the makings of a great game. I think a Banner win would cap a great hurling championship.
 
Fair play to Clare, I tipped them to do well this year so I can't say I'm that surprised to see them in an All-Ireland final, a final of which should be a belter considering both Clare and Cork are two teams that don't really focus on the physical side of the game but more so on pace and skill and that's great to see.

The Galway minors did well for themselves as well seeing off Limerick in extra time but shure listen a lot of peoplein this part of the world won't get that excited about the minors in yet another All-Ireland final, it'll be mighty if they win don't get me wrong but while other counties like Clare and Kilkenny for example build on underage success the lads over the Galway set-up are to busy fecking around and trying to cut one another's throats. The pricks. Matty Cunningham has resigned since.

I've made it up there, since the Galway seniors last won an All-Ireland way back in fecking 1986 the Galway minors took part in 15 All-Ireland finals winning 8 of them. The U21's made it to 16 All-Ireland finals since and won 7 and I might as well throw it in while I'm at it, 17 All-Ireland club championship finals winning 11 of them and yet in all that time Liam McCarthy didn't as much as once as call once to see how we're getting on. feck that shit!

I was talking to Packie Callaghan above in Linnane's last night (Sylvie was above in it and was under the weather too) and he was telling me he has being following Galway for over 55 years, he told be he used to cycle up to Croke Park to see them back when Sylvie, McInerney, Lynskey Hayes and co were at it but he said if current crowd were playing abroad in the square that minute he wouldn't get up off his stool to go out and see them, he's finished with them he said. That'll tell you the way things are now or the overall mood in the county, we're at boiling point and there'll be someone killed over it yet, a few weeks ago some bastard on the Galway hurling forum wanted to meet me in Kenny park Athenry for a scrap ffs and I a quite enough sort of a lad, the forum was pulled down altogether the other day I see. Terrible to the world of god.



Back on topic, I don't think TBP is real, he's too perfect.

Far from it moses, far from it and even though I bought one of those GAA watches they were selling in the post offices last christmas and have a Cooper cap belonging to Davy Fitz I wouldn't consider myself anywhere near being the fan of the year either, there's thousands and thousand of other lunatics around the country far more worthy of that tag!

TBP has to be my favourite poster. Every time he makes me chuckle.

Up Tyrone, do whatever it is ye have to do to beat what's in front of ye, pull them down, hack them whatever it takes and feck the begrudgers!

I better go and do a bit now.
 
Chatting about big fans, I have a good mate that called his 3 sons Oisin, Owen and Colm. Can anyone guess the 3 talented forwards they were named after?
 
I can....

Have a good question. Name the last two outside managers in both codes that won All Irelands senior titles? Managers that won more than one, count as one. Hint: they are all within my life-span.
 
I can....

Have a good question. Name the last two outside managers in both codes that won All Irelands senior titles? Managers that won more than one, count as one. Hint: they are all within my life-span.


John O'Mahoney is one in football, as every good Mayo man should know. Can't think of the other.

Michael Bond is probably one in hurling, Eamonn Cregan is definitely the other - beating his own county Limerick in the 1994 final IIRC.
 
I can....

Have a good question. Name the last two outside managers in both codes that won All Irelands senior titles? Managers that won more than one, count as one. Hint: they are all within my life-span.

What do you mean by 'outside' managers, BP? As in managers that hail from another county than the one they managed to All-Ireland glory?

In that case, I'll go with John O'Mahony in the football (Mayo man who managed Galway to Sam Maguire in 2001) and Michael Bond (Galway man who managed Offaly to Liam McCarthy success in 1998).

Am I right, or am I right?
 
Ye got it too easy though.

Here's another football one....a four-parter.

Who was the last team to win an All Ireland, before Sam was awarded? Who won the first AI with Sam?
Who won the last AI for the old Sam and who won the first one with the new Sam?
 
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A lovely spot for a few lads with a hour or two to kill to go and puck the sliotar around.

I'd say if there was ever a place where the legends of the past come back for a game in the middle of the night while we're all snoring in bed, It's there.