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Post by kerryblueboy on Oct 14, 2024 6:58:45 GMT
Personally I think David wouldn’t want to miss games I think it’s the off field stuff that’s draining him not being able to leave a game due to his popularity the commercial onus on him constantly being looked for to appear here and there plus the amount of training that’s done I have never met a footballer who was sick of playing games but plenty that were sick of being ran to death in training we can’t be telling the lads go away now and don’t play again until the league is over that’s madness
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Post by royalkerryfan on Oct 14, 2024 8:39:53 GMT
Personally I think David wouldn’t want to miss games I think it’s the off field stuff that’s draining him not being able to leave a game due to his popularity the commercial onus on him constantly being looked for to appear here and there plus the amount of training that’s done I have never met a footballer who was sick of playing games but plenty that were sick of being ran to death in training we can’t be telling the lads go away now and don’t play again until the league is over that’s madness If DC and Paidi play no more club football between now and the going back to Kerry that will be a good 2 months off. I wouldn't be playing them in early rounds of the league due to wanting to see other lads in there as opposed to giving them a break. But as DC has played huge amount of football given he was straight out of minor into the seniors. I know certain lads love referencing the Dubs but DC never went to Australia when I'm sure the option was there. He missed numerous team holidays due to club commitments. He should be provided with a break for him and his family. |
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Post by glengael on Oct 14, 2024 9:07:22 GMT
Exactly Royal, we need to see what other players can do in League rather than rely on the same established players all the time, regardless of who they are.
At least the moral panic around Giant East Kerry cannibalising the Co. Championship might abate now. It would be nice to see Dingle win. Was 1990 he last time that West Kerry won ?
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Post by royalkerryfan on Oct 14, 2024 10:05:23 GMT
Exactly Royal, we need to see what other players can do in League rather than rely on the same established players all the time, regardless of who they are. At least the moral panic around Giant East Kerry cannibalising the Co. Championship might abate now. It would be nice to see Dingle win. Was 1990 he last time that West Kerry won ? Absolutely would love to see Dingle win it. |
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Post by breakingninja on Oct 14, 2024 10:59:39 GMT
Excellent post Shannonsider! Re. David and Paudie being brought on v Monaghan: In those sorts of cases the player taking a rest needs to be at home reading the Sunday papers with his feet up or on a beach somewhere...not sitting on a bus to the backass of nowhere...doing warmup and kicking his heels on a cold bench to be brought on for a few minutes to rescue a nothing game. A complete recharge necessitates a complete break! I remember Paudie C coming on v Monaghan the previous year in killarney, just after Fossa's all-Ireland, getting that wonder goal and saying to myself "why is he playing?" These are amateur players...some of the best we've ever seen...Think back to Gooch in 2006 coming on against Dublin in the league after his dad's passing. He was drained and a shadow of himself for most of the following Summer.Particularly what David has been through the last 2 years..it's the mark of the man that he is still turning up every weekend and playing so well most of the time. If he and a few others are actually properly fresh when they come back to kerry next March (hopefully not until then), we'll win the all-Ireland. Jack has obviously taken a read of a book called "The keys to the Kingdom" of late and realised what burnout is. It documents a manager of kerry who wins the all ireland, falls in helping a divisional team in the co championship and falls in then with his club to try to win the local Divisional championship! This manager has no energy or appetite shortly afterwards and his Doctor tells him to cop on and take a rest!! Funny but true! How must some of our players be energy wise at this stage?? You couldn't of said it better. Dr Crokes & Dingle will now have played 5 club championship games, 4 & 5 County Championship games, add in another 3 divisional district games and potential Munster club campaign. A lot of mileage for the Kerry contingent. |
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Post by john4 on Oct 14, 2024 12:44:46 GMT
For me, the sooner we forget about the National league, and let the priorities be club and IC championship, the better for everyone involved I think.
Out of all the competitions, it's the one for me that is least significant.
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Post by hurlingman on Oct 14, 2024 12:45:40 GMT
Personally I think David wouldn’t want to miss games I think it’s the off field stuff that’s draining him not being able to leave a game due to his popularity the commercial onus on him constantly being looked for to appear here and there plus the amount of training that’s done I have never met a footballer who was sick of playing games but plenty that were sick of being ran to death in training we can’t be telling the lads go away now and don’t play again until the league is over that’s madness This is exactly it. The recent thing about players not playing in divisional championships etc is exactly what CBs and county managers want and that's not just Kerry. You'll never hear them say anything about the probably 100 odd training sessions they're doing every year with county teams. The problem isn't too many games it's too much training. |
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Post by The16thMan on Oct 14, 2024 12:59:12 GMT
Exactly Royal, we need to see what other players can do in League rather than rely on the same established players all the time, regardless of who they are. At least the moral panic around Giant East Kerry cannibalising the Co. Championship might abate now. It would be nice to see Dingle win. Was 1990 he last time that West Kerry won ? Absolutely would love to see Dingle win it. I think every neutral will be rooting for Dingle, 1948 since they last won it. 2012 & 2018 finals they were both soundly beaten by Crokes and to top it all off I don't think any Kerry supporter would begrudge Paul Geaney a shot at the Kerry captaincy. A final I'm really looking forward to, it should be a cracker. |
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Post by horsebox77 on Oct 14, 2024 12:59:54 GMT
Exactly Royal, we need to see what other players can do in League rather than rely on the same established players all the time, regardless of who they are. At least the moral panic around Giant East Kerry cannibalising the Co. Championship might abate now. It would be nice to see Dingle win. Was 1990 he last time that West Kerry won ? Ya, I still remember Murt Moriarty's penalty, bottom right hand corner into the Lewis Road goals... |
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Post by veteran on Oct 14, 2024 15:47:17 GMT
For me, the sooner we forget about the National league, and let the priorities be club and IC championship, the better for everyone involved I think. Out of all the competitions, it's the one for me that is least significant. Possibly the most compelling and enjoyable from a spectator’s standpoint. Look at the attendances. That should count for something . I would be very disappointed if the NFL was dropped. |
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Post by john4 on Oct 14, 2024 16:31:05 GMT
For me, the sooner we forget about the National league, and let the priorities be club and IC championship, the better for everyone involved I think. Out of all the competitions, it's the one for me that is least significant. Possibly the most compelling and enjoyable from a spectator’s standpoint. Look at the attendances. That should count for something . I would be very disappointed if the NFL was dropped. I'm not questioning the competition in itself, just our approach to it. I'd say CP & Allianz are definitely delighted with the competition's success particularly in recent years. But in terms of player's freshness - preparation for the championship, I wonder if an emphasis of a successful league campaign is counterproductive. I don't remember it but it's mentioned previously that the Cliffords were brought on in a league match to try to secure a win, shortly after finishing up with Fossa. I mean does anyone actually care about the players |
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Post by ciarraimick on Oct 14, 2024 17:30:03 GMT
Possibly the most compelling and enjoyable from a spectator’s standpoint. Look at the attendances. That should count for something . I would be very disappointed if the NFL was dropped. I'm not questioning the competition in itself, just our approach to it. I'd say CP & Allianz are definitely delighted with the competition's success particularly in recent years. But in terms of player's freshness - preparation for the championship, I wonder if an emphasis of a successful league campaign is counterproductive. I don't remember it but it's mentioned previously that the Cliffords were brought on in a league match to try to secure a win, shortly after finishing up with Fossa. I mean does anyone actually care about the players The league is a brilliant competition and I believe its worth trying to win all games but I do like to see new and fringe players tried.Its worth remembering when we won Sam in 2022 we also won the league.Dubs same in 2023 (albeit div 2)and Armagh got to Div 2 final last year before winning All Ireland Also resting David Clifford for league might backfire.Imo too much is being made of David s lacklustre performance yesterday.He is not Superman and will have plenty of more bad days but he will also have great days. David has been built up to be superhuman and while the media are guilty so are the majority of Kerry fans.Im not sure Ive seen a better footballer than David in my lifetime but some people have to get real.He is HUMAN and to err is human. Its worth remembering David has played poorly a good few times but when he produces magic its often forgotten about.I challenge anyone to watch 2020 game v Cork when David was dire but because he scored one amazing point it was forgotten.In fact he has been regularly off colour v Cork.David was very poor v Tyrone in 2023 quarter(but because if his outstanding magical pass for Seanie s goal twas forgotten.However in his next game David produced a masterclass v Derry. David is quite capable of a super performance in his next game.I agree his performances for Kerry in the championship have dipped over the last 18 mts but alot of that was to do with our style of play. I do think David would benefit from a coach like Gooch or Maurice to get the best out of him help him with hiscdecision making as he always has a habit of going for the harder options.Nothing wrong with easy scores either. David will be fine! |
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Post by The16thMan on Oct 14, 2024 19:20:47 GMT
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Post by kerryblueboy on Oct 14, 2024 19:22:48 GMT
Would be a real kick in the guts for clubs and divisions to see our players lining out in railway cup and not in their districts
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Post by mainevalley on Oct 14, 2024 20:48:11 GMT
Would be a real kick in the guts for clubs and divisions to see our players lining out in railway cup and not in their districts Can't see any Kerry county players playing in it, unless they are looking to get fitness back and was injured all year or maybe if they don't take district champs too serious they might |
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Post by The16thMan on Oct 14, 2024 20:49:50 GMT
Would be a real kick in the guts for clubs and divisions to see our players lining out in railway cup and not in their districts Can't see any Kerry county players playing in it, unless they are looking to get fitness back and was injured all year or maybe if they don't take district champs too serious they might I think there needs to be a minimum of 2 per county playing for these games over the course of the weekend so I don't think we'd have much choice but to have fellas from Kerry playing. |
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Post by mainevalley on Oct 14, 2024 21:00:44 GMT
Can't see any Kerry county players playing in it, unless they are looking to get fitness back and was injured all year or maybe if they don't take district champs too serious they might I think there needs to be a minimum of 2 per county playing for these games over the course of the weekend so I don't think we'd have much choice but to have fellas from Kerry playing. Maybe the templenoe or Kenmare boys might play as they have no district champs. Kenmare usually don't take o donoghue cup too serious |
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Post by The16thMan on Oct 14, 2024 21:07:17 GMT
I think there needs to be a minimum of 2 per county playing for these games over the course of the weekend so I don't think we'd have much choice but to have fellas from Kerry playing. Maybe the templenoe or Kenmare boys might play as they have no district champs. Kenmare usually don't take o donoghue cup too serious My thoughts exactly, the likes of Killian Spillane, Tadgh Morley, Brian O Beaglaoich Diarmuid O'Connor (if fit) and maybe Seanie O'Shea would be the ideal profile of player as they had relatively short club seasons. But as I said earlier, I wouldn't be surprised to see the Cliffords line out. |
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Post by yellowbelly on Oct 14, 2024 22:17:04 GMT
Absolutely would love to see Dingle win it. I think every neutral will be rooting for Dingle, 1948 since they last won it. 2012 & 2018 finals they were both soundly beaten by Crokes and to top it all off I don't think any Kerry supporter would begrudge Paul Geaney a shot at the Kerry captaincy. A final I'm really looking forward to, it should be a cracker. That Dingle Team that won the County Championship in 1948 was a Divisional/Amalgamation team. The current CLG Dingle - Daingean Uí Chúis was founded in 1967. |
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Post by shannonsider on Oct 14, 2024 23:14:09 GMT
I think every neutral will be rooting for Dingle, 1948 since they last won it. 2012 & 2018 finals they were both soundly beaten by Crokes and to top it all off I don't think any Kerry supporter would begrudge Paul Geaney a shot at the Kerry captaincy. A final I'm really looking forward to, it should be a cracker. That Dingle Team that won the County Championship in 1948 was a Divisional/Amalgamation team. The current CLG Dingle - Daingean Uí Chúis was founded in 1967. I could be wrong but was that team called Na hÁghasaigh? Or maybe that was later on. I definitely recall reading that a team of that name reached the latter stages of a county championship and it was basically a west Kerry selection. |
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Post by ciarraiochmallaithe on Oct 15, 2024 0:33:13 GMT
Exactly Royal, we need to see what other players can do in League rather than rely on the same established players all the time, regardless of who they are. At least the moral panic around Giant East Kerry cannibalising the Co. Championship might abate now. It would be nice to see Dingle win. Was 1990 he last time that West Kerry won ? Gaeltacht 2003 |
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Post by chicago09 on Oct 15, 2024 0:42:33 GMT
Congrats to Kerry manager Jack O’Connor in two years he took player of the year and the best forward in Ireland David Clifford and made him look a very ordinary corner forward. What he scored against Armagh one point from play right in hundred minutes of football. Wow and our next best forward Paul Geaney didn’t even score. Great work and he still has a job something wrong there.
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Post by royalkerryfan on Oct 15, 2024 5:02:45 GMT
Congrats to Kerry manager Jack O’Connor in two years he took player of the year and the best forward in Ireland David Clifford and made him look a very ordinary corner forward. What he scored against Armagh one point from play right in hundred minutes of football. Wow and our next best forward Paul Geaney didn’t even score. Great work and he still has a job something wrong there. Very unfair post. All forwards in the game at intercounty are facing the same challenges that David has. Infact David has got the brunt of it. Hence the introduction of practically a new game being trialed this weekend. Whatever issues supporters have with JOC that cannot be put at his door. |
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Post by mike70 on Oct 15, 2024 5:33:17 GMT
I'm not questioning the competition in itself, just our approach to it. I'd say CP & Allianz are definitely delighted with the competition's success particularly in recent years. But in terms of player's freshness - preparation for the championship, I wonder if an emphasis of a successful league campaign is counterproductive. I don't remember it but it's mentioned previously that the Cliffords were brought on in a league match to try to secure a win, shortly after finishing up with Fossa. I mean does anyone actually care about the players The league is a brilliant competition and I believe its worth trying to win all games but I do like to see new and fringe players tried.Its worth remembering when we won Sam in 2022 we also won the league.Dubs same in 2023 (albeit div 2)and Armagh got to Div 2 final last year before winning All Ireland Also resting David Clifford for league might backfire.Imo too much is being made of David s lacklustre performance yesterday.He is not Superman and will have plenty of more bad days but he will also have great days. David has been built up to be superhuman and while the media are guilty so are the majority of Kerry fans.Im not sure Ive seen a better footballer than David in my lifetime but some people have to get real.He is HUMAN and to err is human. Its worth remembering David has played poorly a good few times but when he produces magic its often forgotten about.I challenge anyone to watch 2020 game v Cork when David was dire but because he scored one amazing point it was forgotten.In fact he has been regularly off colour v Cork.David was very poor v Tyrone in 2023 quarter(but because if his outstanding magical pass for Seanie s goal twas forgotten.However in his next game David produced a masterclass v Derry. David is quite capable of a super performance in his next game.I agree his performances for Kerry in the championship have dipped over the last 18 mts but alot of that was to do with our style of play. I do think David would benefit from a coach like Gooch or Maurice to get the best out of him help him with hiscdecision making as he always has a habit of going for the harder options.Nothing wrong with easy scores either. David will be fine! Agree 100% David will be fine, all players get a dip in form, he will bounce back no doubt, let’s make sure we don’t coach out of him what makes him great, that instinct for a score. Let’s also not forget David best games happen when the rest of the team also play well, delivery of good ball in, creation of space etc. I can appreciate that you need to get your best players into the game or at least on the ball, we have struggled with that in the past and this is tactical for sure. As I have mentioned previously the new rules must help kerry. |
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Post by kot on Oct 15, 2024 9:43:04 GMT
The league is a brilliant competition and I believe its worth trying to win all games but I do like to see new and fringe players tried.Its worth remembering when we won Sam in 2022 we also won the league.Dubs same in 2023 (albeit div 2)and Armagh got to Div 2 final last year before winning All Ireland Also resting David Clifford for league might backfire.Imo too much is being made of David s lacklustre performance yesterday.He is not Superman and will have plenty of more bad days but he will also have great days. David has been built up to be superhuman and while the media are guilty so are the majority of Kerry fans.Im not sure Ive seen a better footballer than David in my lifetime but some people have to get real.He is HUMAN and to err is human. Its worth remembering David has played poorly a good few times but when he produces magic its often forgotten about.I challenge anyone to watch 2020 game v Cork when David was dire but because he scored one amazing point it was forgotten.In fact he has been regularly off colour v Cork.David was very poor v Tyrone in 2023 quarter(but because if his outstanding magical pass for Seanie s goal twas forgotten.However in his next game David produced a masterclass v Derry. David is quite capable of a super performance in his next game.I agree his performances for Kerry in the championship have dipped over the last 18 mts but alot of that was to do with our style of play. I do think David would benefit from a coach like Gooch or Maurice to get the best out of him help him with hiscdecision making as he always has a habit of going for the harder options.Nothing wrong with easy scores either. David will be fine! Agree 100% David will be fine, all players get a dip in form, he will bounce back no doubt, let’s make sure we don’t coach out of him what makes him great, that instinct for a score. Let’s also not forget David best games happen when the rest of the team also play well, delivery of good ball in, creation of space etc. I can appreciate that you need to get your best players into the game or at least on the ball, we have struggled with that in the past and this is tactical for sure. As I have mentioned previously the new rules must help kerry. He will of course be fine, I think we are all sure of it but the man clearly has / is being flogged and it was bound to come to a head at some point. It has been highlighted by a few but if ever there was a man who deserved a sponsored holiday from their county board, it is David. Paudie's workload over the last 8 years or so from a good club player to one of the best in the country in the position also shouldn't be overlooked. Both need a good break, they have been the driving force bringing Fossa from nowhere to near the Senior club county championship and almost turning East Kerry into the Man City of the County Championship, and thats only at home. It has been worrying watch David's form and I think a break and a more open game next year (hopefully!) will give him a new lease of life for the game. Has there ever been someone under the spotlight in an amateur sport so much since the age of 16? In the game itself, East Kerry seemed to expect things to just happen and they weren't. Luke Crowley showed some flashes but it was the younger Geaney's on the other side that put the hand up most to be considered to shake up the existing Kerry panel / starting line up. Hopefully both teams are at full strength for the final, the club championship was a damp squib imo and suffered naturally from the absentees on the Dingle side. Crokes won in 3rd gear. Will need to shift the stick a bit higher if they are to account for them this time. Looking beyond Kerry, either side should be able to claim Munster and then, who knows!? |
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Post by mainevalley on Oct 15, 2024 10:30:26 GMT
Maybe the templenoe or Kenmare boys might play as they have no district champs. Kenmare usually don't take o donoghue cup too serious My thoughts exactly, the likes of Killian Spillane, Tadgh Morley, Brian O Beaglaoich Diarmuid O'Connor (if fit) and maybe Seanie O'Shea would be the ideal profile of player as they had relatively short club seasons. But as I said earlier, I wouldn't be surprised to see the Cliffords line out. I'd say your more inclined to see the Clifford's play in the o donoghue cup than the railway cup. |
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Post by ciarraimick on Oct 15, 2024 12:16:57 GMT
The league is a brilliant competition and I believe its worth trying to win all games but I do like to see new and fringe players tried.Its worth remembering when we won Sam in 2022 we also won the league.Dubs same in 2023 (albeit div 2)and Armagh got to Div 2 final last year before winning All Ireland Also resting David Clifford for league might backfire.Imo too much is being made of David s lacklustre performance yesterday.He is not Superman and will have plenty of more bad days but he will also have great days. David has been built up to be superhuman and while the media are guilty so are the majority of Kerry fans.Im not sure Ive seen a better footballer than David in my lifetime but some people have to get real.He is HUMAN and to err is human. Its worth remembering David has played poorly a good few times but when he produces magic its often forgotten about.I challenge anyone to watch 2020 game v Cork when David was dire but because he scored one amazing point it was forgotten.In fact he has been regularly off colour v Cork.David was very poor v Tyrone in 2023 quarter(but because if his outstanding magical pass for Seanie s goal twas forgotten.However in his next game David produced a masterclass v Derry. David is quite capable of a super performance in his next game.I agree his performances for Kerry in the championship have dipped over the last 18 mts but alot of that was to do with our style of play. I do think David would benefit from a coach like Gooch or Maurice to get the best out of him help him with hiscdecision making as he always has a habit of going for the harder options.Nothing wrong with easy scores either. David will be fine! Agree 100% David will be fine, all players get a dip in form, he will bounce back no doubt, let’s make sure we don’t coach out of him what makes him great, that instinct for a score. Let’s also not forget David best games happen when the rest of the team also play well, delivery of good ball in, creation of space etc. I can appreciate that you need to get your best players into the game or at least on the ball, we have struggled with that in the past and this is tactical for sure. As I have mentioned previously the new rules must help kerry. I agree and yes I thnik the new rules will help David.Id like to see him take on his man more often too like he did with O Hora of Mayo.He is a huge unit and would be very hard to stop.He should have a little more space too under new rules but our midfield and backs have to start giving in quicker ball. |
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Post by ciarraimick on Oct 15, 2024 12:25:44 GMT
Agree 100% David will be fine, all players get a dip in form, he will bounce back no doubt, let’s make sure we don’t coach out of him what makes him great, that instinct for a score. Let’s also not forget David best games happen when the rest of the team also play well, delivery of good ball in, creation of space etc. I can appreciate that you need to get your best players into the game or at least on the ball, we have struggled with that in the past and this is tactical for sure. As I have mentioned previously the new rules must help kerry. He will of course be fine, I think we are all sure of it but the man clearly has / is being flogged and it was bound to come to a head at some point. It has been highlighted by a few but if ever there was a man who deserved a sponsored holiday from their county board, it is David. Paudie's workload over the last 8 years or so from a good club player to one of the best in the country in the position also shouldn't be overlooked. Both need a good break, they have been the driving force bringing Fossa from nowhere to near the Senior club county championship and almost turning East Kerry into the Man City of the County Championship, and thats only at home. It has been worrying watch David's form and I think a break and a more open game next year (hopefully!) will give him a new lease of life for the game. Has there ever been someone under the spotlight in an amateur sport so much since the age of 16? In the game itself, East Kerry seemed to expect things to just happen and they weren't. Luke Crowley showed some flashes but it was the younger Geaney's on the other side that put the hand up most to be considered to shake up the existing Kerry panel / starting line up. Hopefully both teams are at full strength for the final, the club championship was a damp squib imo and suffered naturally from the absentees on the Dingle side. Crokes won in 3rd gear. Will need to shift the stick a bit higher if they are to account for them this time. Looking beyond Kerry, either side should be able to claim Munster and then, who knows!? David might be tired but as ive posted previously ,David often produces big performances after a lull.With Kerry our stlye of play this year certainly did nt suit him or indeed Paul Geaney.Hopwfully that will be rectified. On a sponsered holiday for David,I disagree entirely.That would show favouritism and possibly even create resentment.All players have to be treated equally.Id imagine David himself would nt accept a deal like that.Kerry are a team but treating one player as the favourite child would not be an intelligent move. Not only would the other players feel belittled but im sure their wives would be thinking why cant we get a free holiday too. |
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Post by kot on Oct 15, 2024 13:49:42 GMT
He will of course be fine, I think we are all sure of it but the man clearly has / is being flogged and it was bound to come to a head at some point. It has been highlighted by a few but if ever there was a man who deserved a sponsored holiday from their county board, it is David. Paudie's workload over the last 8 years or so from a good club player to one of the best in the country in the position also shouldn't be overlooked. Both need a good break, they have been the driving force bringing Fossa from nowhere to near the Senior club county championship and almost turning East Kerry into the Man City of the County Championship, and thats only at home. It has been worrying watch David's form and I think a break and a more open game next year (hopefully!) will give him a new lease of life for the game. Has there ever been someone under the spotlight in an amateur sport so much since the age of 16? In the game itself, East Kerry seemed to expect things to just happen and they weren't. Luke Crowley showed some flashes but it was the younger Geaney's on the other side that put the hand up most to be considered to shake up the existing Kerry panel / starting line up. Hopefully both teams are at full strength for the final, the club championship was a damp squib imo and suffered naturally from the absentees on the Dingle side. Crokes won in 3rd gear. Will need to shift the stick a bit higher if they are to account for them this time. Looking beyond Kerry, either side should be able to claim Munster and then, who knows!? David might be tired but as ive posted previously ,David often produces big performances after a lull.With Kerry our stlye of play this year certainly did nt suit him or indeed Paul Geaney.Hopwfully that will be rectified. On a sponsered holiday for David,I disagree entirely.That would show favouritism and possibly even create resentment.All players have to be treated equally.Id imagine David himself would nt accept a deal like that.Kerry are a team but treating one player as the favourite child would not be an intelligent move. Not only would the other players feel belittled but im sure their wives would be thinking why cant we get a free holiday too. The Style of play with our current head honcho I have been over a lot in other threads and probably wise of me not to get going on it here again outside of saying "Yes, I agree with you"  I think the year of 2024 can be classified as more than a lull, he needs a bit of rejuvenating. Sponsored holiday quips aside, he just needs time to recharge the batteries. |
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Post by southward on Oct 15, 2024 17:21:45 GMT
Can't see any Kerry county players playing in it, unless they are looking to get fitness back and was injured all year or maybe if they don't take district champs too serious they might I think there needs to be a minimum of 2 per county playing for these games over the course of the weekend so I don't think we'd have much choice but to have fellas from Kerry playing. Really? Or what, like? |
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