Cork v Kerry
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Cork v Kerry
Anyone going?
Thoughts on the outcome?
Cork look stronger but any Kerry side in Croker on the third Sunday in September..........
Thoughts on the outcome?
Cork look stronger but any Kerry side in Croker on the third Sunday in September..........
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Re: Cork v Kerry
Yep, I'll be there roaring my guts out for Kerry. On paper, Cork have to be firm favourites but if ever there has been a team to rip up the form book, it's the Kingdom.IMC wrote:Anyone going?
Thoughts on the outcome?
Cork look stronger but any Kerry side in Croker on the third Sunday in September..........
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Re: Cork v Kerry
Can they both lose?
Ah I think I'll have to go for Cork, although I'd never write off the Kerrymen either.
Lets hope it as good a final as the hurling.
Ah I think I'll have to go for Cork, although I'd never write off the Kerrymen either.
Lets hope it as good a final as the hurling.
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Re: Cork v Kerry
For the sake of all that is good and holy, Kerry must win. Cork people are intolerable as it is but imagine if they had something to be cocky about.
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Re: Cork v Kerry
I see that the bookies are giving value.......
That Cork side is probably one of the biggest I have ever seen but if Kerry play like they did against Dublin......but then again Cork beat Tyrone.......obviously I have no idea so.
That Cork side is probably one of the biggest I have ever seen but if Kerry play like they did against Dublin......but then again Cork beat Tyrone.......obviously I have no idea so.
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Re: Cork v Kerry
Head says Kerry will be very hard to beat on the day but heart says Cork.
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Re: Cork v Kerry
Kerry FTW. apart from the fact that half of my parentage ceoms from Kerry I'm an anyone but cork GAA fan!
Reckon the kingdom have a massive game left in them anyway.
Reckon the kingdom have a massive game left in them anyway.
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Re: Cork v Kerry
please don't let it be cork i couldn't put up with the constant cr@p they would talk for the next 12 months, it's grand for ye lads but i have to work with about 20 cork lads ye "langers"
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Re: Cork v Kerry
cant cope with a Cork win!!in any event so I will be shouting for Kerry tomorrow
Re: Cork v Kerry
+ 1exiledinmunster wrote:For the sake of all that is good and holy, Kerry must win. Cork people are intolerable as it is but imagine if they had something to be cocky about.
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Re: Cork v Kerry
Should be a good game. Cork have the form but Kerry are most comfortable in the confines of HQ. I reckon one or 2 of the Cork players will get stage fright and Kerry will win it. Hope it's a close game though!
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Re: Cork v Kerry
Do they ever have kicking practice in Cork? That was horrible
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14 wides for cork...it was painful watching them in the second half..so many chances...but so many wides. kerry flooded their own half and kept them pegged back at the 45. their long range shooting was awful.
tactics wise, kerry nailed it. not a great final, though, for neutrals.
tactics wise, kerry nailed it. not a great final, though, for neutrals.
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Re: Cork v Kerry
Anyone else think that Tadgh Kennelly and Girve are the spit of one another?
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yep. not quite separated at birth but similar. however, I doubt you would ever see girve do a cheesy riverdance impersonation like kennelly did when picking up sam óg yesterday.Dave Cahill wrote:Anyone else think that Tadgh Kennelly and Girve are the spit of one another?
I'd say girve would be more a swan lake type of guy.....
(just kidding)
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Re: Cork v Kerry
MylesNaGapoleen wrote:14 wides for cork...it was painful watching them in the second half..so many chances...but so many wides. kerry flooded their own half and kept them pegged back at the 45. their long range shooting was awful.
tactics wise, kerry nailed it. not a great final, though, for neutrals.
Any final Cork are beaten in is a great final as far as I am concerned.