Irish Sports
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11 Aug 12
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Boxing and soccer. They say a lot of boxing is in the brain and the feet, the same can be said for soccer. So many have been good at both sports, Steve Collins good and related to loads of decent players, Katie Taylor an international footballer, Michael Conlon plated the game well and has a cousin a leading player in the LOI, Paddy Barnes JJ Nevin loved soccer and loads more like them loved playing both sports. The training is similar tomorrow.
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there is a bigger correlation between boxing and laying tarmacadam.......it must be the movement of the hands.....when they are rolling it......and the quickness of their feet......to make sure they dont walk on it.....and the brain is working......when they are looking in the windows......when they are doing it......
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LOL bobby
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Some awful dumb clowns on these threads, go invest your leader's thread the muggish Wildmanfromborneo
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booby is obviously an expert on laying tarmac...boy he's letting it all slip now is our man from moyross....well i never ...
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Might up the auld tarmacing meself be gora
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take up**
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The main relationship is that sportspeople are usually talented across a range of sports. Such levels of coordination transfer themselves between sports. Matthew Macklin is a talented hurler and I've played soccer with Rob Kearney when we are about 16 and he was brilliant with the the round ball.
There is also a relationship in that they are both considered working class sports. |
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When you weigh 8 or 9 stone soccer is probably the safest to play.
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