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kildare ht/ft 11-1 pp
7 days after a bitter defeat.their whole mental preparation revolved around kerry.they have got to be feeling it.if they go out flat,they will get a bellyfull.a neutral venue in semple stadium.
imo this is a play,i am going a ton.
cheers and gl.
7 days after a bitter defeat.their whole mental preparation revolved around kerry.they have got to be feeling it.if they go out flat,they will get a bellyfull.a neutral venue in semple stadium.
imo this is a play,i am going a ton.
cheers and gl.
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Kildare are dirt and wouldn't beat the Cork ladies football team, even if they played 5 matches the week before.
on paper?no,but the cork players would have went back into that dressing room devastated.there wouldn't be a word,some of them wouldn't even have a shower and f**k off.maybe go on the beer to ease the pain.their manager does not inspire confidence.if they go out flat,kildare are capable of making them pay the price.
10 Things Kildare GAA do well
1) Building club houses
2) Charity Race Nights
3) Extracting money from the general public for the above
4) Gym Programmes and generally training 7 nights a week
5) Bringing in high profile managers to implement 4
6) Beating minnows but doing sfa on days of any significance.
7) Producing completely homogeneous teams of interchangeable players none of whom can actually kick the ball
8) Having an intermediate team that is exactly the same standard as their seniors
9) Organising charity games between flat jockeys and jump jockeys
10)Ruining Seanie Johnston's life
Cork aren't a bad side, think they suffer from nobody down there really giving a ****.
1) Building club houses
2) Charity Race Nights
3) Extracting money from the general public for the above
4) Gym Programmes and generally training 7 nights a week
5) Bringing in high profile managers to implement 4
6) Beating minnows but doing sfa on days of any significance.
7) Producing completely homogeneous teams of interchangeable players none of whom can actually kick the ball
8) Having an intermediate team that is exactly the same standard as their seniors
9) Organising charity games between flat jockeys and jump jockeys
10)Ruining Seanie Johnston's life
Cork aren't a bad side, think they suffer from nobody down there really giving a ****.
the lads in work have been giving me some stick over this 1.
Well done kingrat , cork went off 1.15 I heard , the losing provincial finalist 1 week curse goes on
Funny thing is Kildare were 10/1 just to win on here, at least they did the ht ft for you
Top notch KR. Delighted they won, but gave them no chance myself. I been throwing patriotic money at them for years......and coming out well behind. But couldnt bring myself to give away more dollars today!! Bring on the Kingdom!!
Only seeing this thread now , cant say I thought Kildare would beat Cork , but a good call .
Mind you if they played again next week I would be backing Cork , think they underestimated Kildare , and the ball ran for Kildare . Referee was excellent , see him being involved throughout .
Wake up call for Kerry , dont think they will underestimate Kildare though .
Fermanagh not getting much joy from the draw , Dubs next , would have been Kerry if Cork had won .
Mind you if they played again next week I would be backing Cork , think they underestimated Kildare , and the ball ran for Kildare . Referee was excellent , see him being involved throughout .
Wake up call for Kerry , dont think they will underestimate Kildare though .
Fermanagh not getting much joy from the draw , Dubs next , would have been Kerry if Cork had won .
geat call kr..brave call in fairness.i was looking at kildare qualifier record.they really are kings of the qualifiers..kerry would want to be careful i think.kildare have a dont give a fcuk attitude now and they can be dangerous for opponents
Very well done to Kingrat and yes, the list should be recompiled.
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