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There's a difference between a game worth watching and a game worth remembering. Any game of ball is worth watching at the time. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship is worth watching at the time, but hardly unmissable, you'll get to see it again next year, and the year after, and the year after that...... often if Cork are any use you'll get to see it later that year. It's similar to a League match in how it feels. Very different from when it was genuinely a big fixture over 20 years ago. MesAmis (Dublin) - Posts: 13145 - 06/05/2020 12:30:15 2277626 Link 6 |
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There's a difference between a game worth watching and a game worth remembering. Any game of ball is worth watching at the time. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship is worth watching at the time, but hardly unmissable, you'll get to see it again next year, and the year after, and the year after that...... often if Cork are any use you'll get to see it later that year. It's similar to a League match in how it feels. Very different from when it was genuinely a big fixture over 20 years ago."]Mes I think a great game is a great game weather its knockout or backdoor, Thea rivalry between ourselves and Cork in 00s and years prior was intense, even McGrath Cup games were hard fought. And who wouldn't want to see O'Leary marking Galvin Lynch marking Gooch and Canty marking Donaghy? Great battles. KingdomBoy1 (Kerry) - Posts: 11732 - 06/05/2020 14:30:42 2277634 Link 0 |
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There's a difference between a game worth watching and a game worth remembering. Any game of ball is worth watching at the time. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship is worth watching at the time, but hardly unmissable, you'll get to see it again next year, and the year after, and the year after that...... often if Cork are any use you'll get to see it later that year. It's similar to a League match in how it feels. Very different from when it was genuinely a big fixture over 20 years ago."]Mes I think a great game is a great game weather its knockout or backdoor, Thea rivalry between ourselves and Cork in 00s and years prior was intense, even McGrath Cup games were hard fought. And who wouldn't want to see O'Leary marking Galvin Lynch marking Gooch and Canty marking Donaghy? Great battles."]A good game is a good game indeed but to be truly great it has to be important. I've been to many good league and early championship games but they just don't linger in the memory. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship just isn't all that important anymore, it's like them playing in the league, we'll watch but no one really cares all that much who wins, it's all about later on down the line. If either team wins the All-Ireland but has lost in Munster they don't care. Or if Cork were to beat Kerry in Munster but lose to them later on, which defo happened during the 00s but we'd have to look it up to remember when though, they wouldn't care about the meaningless provincial game earlier in the year. The same goes for all the old big provincial games, but doubly so for Kerry/Cork coz they essentially play every year, unless Cork are terrible at the time. MesAmis (Dublin) - Posts: 13145 - 06/05/2020 18:01:55 2277647 Link 6 |
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There's a difference between a game worth watching and a game worth remembering. Any game of ball is worth watching at the time. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship is worth watching at the time, but hardly unmissable, you'll get to see it again next year, and the year after, and the year after that...... often if Cork are any use you'll get to see it later that year. It's similar to a League match in how it feels. Very different from when it was genuinely a big fixture over 20 years ago."]Mes I think a great game is a great game weather its knockout or backdoor, Thea rivalry between ourselves and Cork in 00s and years prior was intense, even McGrath Cup games were hard fought. And who wouldn't want to see O'Leary marking Galvin Lynch marking Gooch and Canty marking Donaghy? Great battles."]A good game is a good game indeed but to be truly great it has to be important. I've been to many good league and early championship games but they just don't linger in the memory. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship just isn't all that important anymore, it's like them playing in the league, we'll watch but no one really cares all that much who wins, it's all about later on down the line. If either team wins the All-Ireland but has lost in Munster they don't care. Or if Cork were to beat Kerry in Munster but lose to them later on, which defo happened during the 00s but we'd have to look it up to remember when though, they wouldn't care about the meaningless provincial game earlier in the year. The same goes for all the old big provincial games, but doubly so for Kerry/Cork coz they essentially play every year, unless Cork are terrible at the time."]Do you feel the same about the ulster championship or is it just munster? Tyrone and Donegal had serious battles a few years back I remember them I remember watching Roscommon beating mayo in last years Connacht championship and it was a great game for the neutral and there was pages and pages written about it on here afterwards. Saying that I can't remember any good leinster games in the last 10 years but then again that championship was pronounced dead years ago. KingdomBoy1 (Kerry) - Posts: 11732 - 06/05/2020 18:18:15 2277649 Link 0 |
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Lads, stop , stop will ye. One county ( Clare 1992 ) has won the Munster Championship in the last 85 years outsider of Cork and Kerry. catch22 (USA) - Posts: 1647 - 06/05/2020 19:11:22 2277654 Link 3 |
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There's a difference between a game worth watching and a game worth remembering. Any game of ball is worth watching at the time. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship is worth watching at the time, but hardly unmissable, you'll get to see it again next year, and the year after, and the year after that...... often if Cork are any use you'll get to see it later that year. It's similar to a League match in how it feels. Very different from when it was genuinely a big fixture over 20 years ago."]Mes I think a great game is a great game weather its knockout or backdoor, Thea rivalry between ourselves and Cork in 00s and years prior was intense, even McGrath Cup games were hard fought. And who wouldn't want to see O'Leary marking Galvin Lynch marking Gooch and Canty marking Donaghy? Great battles."]A good game is a good game indeed but to be truly great it has to be important. I've been to many good league and early championship games but they just don't linger in the memory. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship just isn't all that important anymore, it's like them playing in the league, we'll watch but no one really cares all that much who wins, it's all about later on down the line. If either team wins the All-Ireland but has lost in Munster they don't care. Or if Cork were to beat Kerry in Munster but lose to them later on, which defo happened during the 00s but we'd have to look it up to remember when though, they wouldn't care about the meaningless provincial game earlier in the year. The same goes for all the old big provincial games, but doubly so for Kerry/Cork coz they essentially play every year, unless Cork are terrible at the time."]Do you feel the same about the ulster championship or is it just munster? Tyrone and Donegal had serious battles a few years back I remember them I remember watching Roscommon beating mayo in last years Connacht championship and it was a great game for the neutral and there was pages and pages written about it on here afterwards. Saying that I can't remember any good leinster games in the last 10 years but then again that championship was pronounced dead years ago."]Yeah there are good provincial games but none of them matter all that much though. Leinster has been poor for the last 15 years. Munster has been fairly predictable for the last 100 years. Kerry win more than half and then Cork win the rest. It was the first of the provincial to be pronounced dead, Leinster has followed where Munster led. MesAmis (Dublin) - Posts: 13145 - 06/05/2020 20:22:58 2277667 Link 7 |
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There's a difference between a game worth watching and a game worth remembering. Any game of ball is worth watching at the time. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship is worth watching at the time, but hardly unmissable, you'll get to see it again next year, and the year after, and the year after that...... often if Cork are any use you'll get to see it later that year. It's similar to a League match in how it feels. Very different from when it was genuinely a big fixture over 20 years ago."]Mes I think a great game is a great game weather its knockout or backdoor, Thea rivalry between ourselves and Cork in 00s and years prior was intense, even McGrath Cup games were hard fought. And who wouldn't want to see O'Leary marking Galvin Lynch marking Gooch and Canty marking Donaghy? Great battles."]A good game is a good game indeed but to be truly great it has to be important. I've been to many good league and early championship games but they just don't linger in the memory. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship just isn't all that important anymore, it's like them playing in the league, we'll watch but no one really cares all that much who wins, it's all about later on down the line. If either team wins the All-Ireland but has lost in Munster they don't care. Or if Cork were to beat Kerry in Munster but lose to them later on, which defo happened during the 00s but we'd have to look it up to remember when though, they wouldn't care about the meaningless provincial game earlier in the year. The same goes for all the old big provincial games, but doubly so for Kerry/Cork coz they essentially play every year, unless Cork are terrible at the time."]Mes I see eir sport are going to show the 1977 final between yer selves and Armagh where ye won by 12 points. That's going to be intriguing to rewatch isn't it? but showing a game where kerry wins! Nah sure who would want that eh? KingdomBoy1 (Kerry) - Posts: 11732 - 06/05/2020 20:37:48 2277669 Link 0 |
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There's a difference between a game worth watching and a game worth remembering. Any game of ball is worth watching at the time. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship is worth watching at the time, but hardly unmissable, you'll get to see it again next year, and the year after, and the year after that...... often if Cork are any use you'll get to see it later that year. It's similar to a League match in how it feels. Very different from when it was genuinely a big fixture over 20 years ago."]Mes I think a great game is a great game weather its knockout or backdoor, Thea rivalry between ourselves and Cork in 00s and years prior was intense, even McGrath Cup games were hard fought. And who wouldn't want to see O'Leary marking Galvin Lynch marking Gooch and Canty marking Donaghy? Great battles."]A good game is a good game indeed but to be truly great it has to be important. I've been to many good league and early championship games but they just don't linger in the memory. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship just isn't all that important anymore, it's like them playing in the league, we'll watch but no one really cares all that much who wins, it's all about later on down the line. If either team wins the All-Ireland but has lost in Munster they don't care. Or if Cork were to beat Kerry in Munster but lose to them later on, which defo happened during the 00s but we'd have to look it up to remember when though, they wouldn't care about the meaningless provincial game earlier in the year. The same goes for all the old big provincial games, but doubly so for Kerry/Cork coz they essentially play every year, unless Cork are terrible at the time."]Mes I see eir sport are going to show the 1977 final between yer selves and Armagh where ye won by 12 points. That's going to be intriguing to rewatch isn't it? but showing a game where kerry wins! Nah sure who would want that eh?"]Ah but you forget that the Dubs are box office. MesAmis (Dublin) - Posts: 13145 - 06/05/2020 22:16:06 2277674 Link 6 |
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There's a difference between a game worth watching and a game worth remembering. Any game of ball is worth watching at the time. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship is worth watching at the time, but hardly unmissable, you'll get to see it again next year, and the year after, and the year after that...... often if Cork are any use you'll get to see it later that year. It's similar to a League match in how it feels. Very different from when it was genuinely a big fixture over 20 years ago."]Mes I think a great game is a great game weather its knockout or backdoor, Thea rivalry between ourselves and Cork in 00s and years prior was intense, even McGrath Cup games were hard fought. And who wouldn't want to see O'Leary marking Galvin Lynch marking Gooch and Canty marking Donaghy? Great battles."]A good game is a good game indeed but to be truly great it has to be important. I've been to many good league and early championship games but they just don't linger in the memory. Kerry v Cork in the Munster Championship just isn't all that important anymore, it's like them playing in the league, we'll watch but no one really cares all that much who wins, it's all about later on down the line. If either team wins the All-Ireland but has lost in Munster they don't care. Or if Cork were to beat Kerry in Munster but lose to them later on, which defo happened during the 00s but we'd have to look it up to remember when though, they wouldn't care about the meaningless provincial game earlier in the year. The same goes for all the old big provincial games, but doubly so for Kerry/Cork coz they essentially play every year, unless Cork are terrible at the time."]Mes I see eir sport are going to show the 1977 final between yer selves and Armagh where ye won by 12 points. That's going to be intriguing to rewatch isn't it? but showing a game where kerry wins! Nah sure who would want that eh?"]Ah but you forget that the Dubs are box office."]Yer box office for who? We know ye are the favourite child of the gaa that's why ye get 10 times more money than yer nearest rivals, and yer rivals are expected to catch up :-) KingdomBoy1 (Kerry) - Posts: 11732 - 07/05/2020 07:55:54 2277681 Link 0 |
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I have to say even though Kerry we're bet in '82 while going for the five in a row it probably hurt even more when they lost last years final and couldn't stop it being done on their watch. catch22 (USA) - Posts: 1647 - 07/05/2020 19:44:05 2277724 Link 3 |
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The pressure and the hype seemed to get to Kerry that day. Offaly were fully deserving of their win. It was third time lucky for the Faithfull County as they lost to the Kingdom in 1980 and 1981. Ollie2 (Louth) - Posts: 221 - 10/05/2020 18:36:30 2277890 Link 1 |
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This guy is a one man trawler tonight, you might get some catches on the Dublin forum.
TheHermit (Kerry) - Posts: 5828 - 11/05/2020 01:14:18 2277916 Link 1 |
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He's probably jimbo.
KingdomBoy1 (Kerry) - Posts: 11732 - 11/05/2020 07:51:15 2277921 Link 0 |
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where has the dublin forum gone? looks like they've been on lockdown long before the virus. in fairness the kerry one keeps on trucking.
lilypad (Kildare) - Posts: 1357 - 11/05/2020 19:16:43 2277963 Link 0 |
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That's it bud , wha !
catch22 (USA) - Posts: 1647 - 11/05/2020 20:18:34 2277966 Link 6 |