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surly gives tipp a massive chance now todays match very very simalar to last yrs munster final tipp always cruising in normal time and WFD getting a few scores in garbage time ,when game over as contest alot of very mod players on WFD team but in fair ness they never gave in and battled to the end plus they have silver ware which tipp do not have yet
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it was kk radio as well,henry is defo togging out for all ireland is getting that freeze treatment in wexford as well but its not an injury that can be fixed like that its a ham string
http://www.kilkennypeople.ie/news/Another-injury-scare-for-Kilkenny.6476019.jp
cheers for link blink very useful,all depends how badly damaged cartilage is around shoulder can be very slow to heal at times ,but his a hardy lad and if he can play at all he ill surly tog for the cats
If they can still win without these two there will be no doubt they are the best team of all time
IF tipp cant beat them ,if those two are missing (highly unlikley)kk will go down as the best team of all time ....regardless of result kk are an unreal team ,but tipp are really beginning to motor wit u21 in final as well (obv bt antrim) tipp into 2/1 to lift cup .....
Nothing broken for Tommy, he'll be there and fully fit.
just bruising with tommy he will defo play i was at he game today
the hickey ,walsh ,delaney triangle at the back is the rock that this kilkenny team is built on.the loss of any one of these three would be more damaging to the team than losing shefflin.its not a coincidence that when hickey was missing last year kilkenny were leaking goals and pj ryan won an allstar.only one goal conceded this year so far and ryan has hardly had a save to make.the meanest defence in the history of the game.
WE heard all the pretend doctors here last weekend on abt HENRY only having bruising,no swelling,walked off the field etc etc, in all fairness no one really knows how serious these injurys can be till someone like DR o sullivan has had a look just because you were at said match dose nt make it a fact --ddddew-- he might or might not have a serious injury it will not be known for a couple of days ,so saying he ill defo play is a complete non fact,,,,,,FACT
And this coming from someone who created a thread called 'Tommy & Henry Out'???
You couldn't make it up.
You couldn't make it up.
only letting people know what was being said in media....i confess i am not a doctor is that all you have to add smart ass
What a clown.
Post me a link to these media reports declaring him 'out' please.
Post me a link to these media reports declaring him 'out' please.
it was kk radio as well,henry is defo togging out for all ireland is getting that freeze treatment in wexford as well but its not an injury that can be fixed like that its a ham string
If KK radio are saying Henry is getting Cryo Treatment to allow him to play with damaged ligaments in the final, their broadcasting licence should be removed.
If KK radio are saying Henry is getting Cryo Treatment to allow him to play with damaged ligaments in the final, their broadcasting licence should be removed.
Tommys definately out he's after snapping cruciate ligaments.
http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/article.php?id=110
http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/article.php?id=110
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http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/article.php?id=110
http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/article.php?id=110
Tommy Walsh in, Henry Shefflin definitely out.
That was the news from Kilkenny last night as they resumed training for the eagerly awaited All-Ireland final with Tipperary in three weeks' time.
An X-ray revealed that Hurler of the Year Walsh had sustained no major damage in a collision with county colleague Jackie Tyrrell in a club match over the weekend.
But Kilkenny have moved to quash speculation that Shefflin could yet play some part against Tipperary next month.
Selector Martin Fogarty said yesterday that Shefflin "hadn't a hope" of figuring in the decider.
Fogarty describes Walsh's injury as "similar to Brian Hogan's".
That's damage to the AC joint in the shoulder and Walsh has been intensively applying ice to the area affected since it happened on Saturday when he was playing for Tullaroan in a county league match against James Stephens.
Fogarty admitted these were "tough times" for the champions as the injuries mounted up but their focus remained on getting the fittest team possible on the pitch for the Tipperary game.
Effectively, only those who train next week are likely to be considered for starting places.
Shefflin's visit to renowned sports injury specialist Gerard Hartmann last week for consultation had triggered hope that he may be involved in the All-Ireland final -- he isn't considering surgery until after the Tipperary clash.
"Maybe it will be a case, just like JJ Delaney four years ago, that Henry won't need an operation," said Fogarty. "When JJ went for surgery it was established that the ligament wasn't completely gone and that the most prudent thing was not to do anything with it.
"But the stronger a knee is, the better it is to cope without an operation and that's why Henry is currently taking this route. The same with John Tennyson.
"Unless there's a miracle -- and we're not expecting one -- Henry won't be playing."
"Brian Hogan is not out of the woods yet either but his prospects are improving," continued Fogarty.
Between Shefflin, Walsh, Hogan, Tennyson and Michael Rice, Kilkenny's injury problems have been mounting in recent weeks and Fogarty accepted that it "made things more difficult".
"But it's a great challenge and I'm sure everybody is looking forward to it," he stressed.
That was the news from Kilkenny last night as they resumed training for the eagerly awaited All-Ireland final with Tipperary in three weeks' time.
An X-ray revealed that Hurler of the Year Walsh had sustained no major damage in a collision with county colleague Jackie Tyrrell in a club match over the weekend.
But Kilkenny have moved to quash speculation that Shefflin could yet play some part against Tipperary next month.
Selector Martin Fogarty said yesterday that Shefflin "hadn't a hope" of figuring in the decider.
Fogarty describes Walsh's injury as "similar to Brian Hogan's".
That's damage to the AC joint in the shoulder and Walsh has been intensively applying ice to the area affected since it happened on Saturday when he was playing for Tullaroan in a county league match against James Stephens.
Fogarty admitted these were "tough times" for the champions as the injuries mounted up but their focus remained on getting the fittest team possible on the pitch for the Tipperary game.
Effectively, only those who train next week are likely to be considered for starting places.
Shefflin's visit to renowned sports injury specialist Gerard Hartmann last week for consultation had triggered hope that he may be involved in the All-Ireland final -- he isn't considering surgery until after the Tipperary clash.
"Maybe it will be a case, just like JJ Delaney four years ago, that Henry won't need an operation," said Fogarty. "When JJ went for surgery it was established that the ligament wasn't completely gone and that the most prudent thing was not to do anything with it.
"But the stronger a knee is, the better it is to cope without an operation and that's why Henry is currently taking this route. The same with John Tennyson.
"Unless there's a miracle -- and we're not expecting one -- Henry won't be playing."
"Brian Hogan is not out of the woods yet either but his prospects are improving," continued Fogarty.
Between Shefflin, Walsh, Hogan, Tennyson and Michael Rice, Kilkenny's injury problems have been mounting in recent weeks and Fogarty accepted that it "made things more difficult".
"But it's a great challenge and I'm sure everybody is looking forward to it," he stressed.
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