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Kerry GAA Discussion Thread Mod Warning Post #4167
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thinkstoomuch1 wrote: »Yes ,and i read it as below,in the extract from the examiner.So ,i'm sure the wider gaa community believed what i did.
In relation to jibes, with the greatest respect as a fellow poster,your one to talk,with your remark about my original post,snide enough in fairness,when all i did was explaining answer to a post ,and you were fast enough to say get out of here and go to the Cork thread.
And in relation to counihan ,what he does ,he has proven is far from gospel.Seen as you don't particulary rate my knowledge,i suggest google in relation to the answer to the question you asked,or go to the cork thread where i mentioned hes injury many times.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Cork’s 2010 All Star half-back Paudie Kissane has retired from inter-county football.
GAA Correspondent
The 33-year-old, who won an intermediate county title with Clyda Rovers earlier this month, only made his Championship debut at the age of 28, having appeared briefly on the senior county panel in 2002 and 2003.
But in just six seasons, he packed in an impressive haul, claiming an All-Ireland title, three Munster crowns, three Division 1 titles as well as a Division 2 win.
“My dream, since I was a young fella, was to play with Cork and I feel extremely lucky and privileged to have been given that opportunity.
“As a player, naturally you always remember some of your disappoint-ments and wish you won more, but I can’t complain, considering what’s been achieved since 2008.”
Kissane will now concentrate on developing his athlete development and coaching business. He is currently undertaking a masters degree in strength and conditioning in St Mary’s, London.
His decision to hang up his boots follows his fellow half-back Noel O’Leary’s earlier this month.
He never considered himself a martyr for devoting so much of his life to an amateur cause.
“I don’t think it’s getting too demanding. Okay, you can’t go here and you can’t go there, you’re watching your nutrition and your hydration, the video analysis. You’re missing out on weddings and stags but it’s worth it.
“People say to me ‘Jesus, you make great sacrifices’. But I never saw it as sacrifices.
“I did it because I genuinely wanted to do it. If I wanted to go pinting every weekend I would have done that. I was happy to do it.
“When the ball was thrown in at Páirc Uí Chaoimh or Fitzgerald Stadium, the pitch was where you wanted to be.”
Kissane paid particular tribute to Conor Counihan who invited him back into the panel six years ago.
“I am very grateful to Conor for giving me another chance in 2008 to represent my county at the highest level. I would like to thank my family and all those close to me for their ongoing support and encouragement over the years and also my own club Clyda Rovers. I wish every success to Brian Cuthbert and his new management team for 2014
Ah listen, do what you like on the Cork thread, but less of your essays here now, please!
On a serious note...
That was my first post quoting you...do I really have to use smileys to make sure people know I'm not being serious and just hopping ball..or was the "On a serious note" not enough?..In case you are wondering, I'm not being serious here.
Now as someone who has responded to your posts before (check the club championships thread) in a totally civil manner, I have no idea why you would jump to conclusions and start getting cranky over one line..but anyway.
On a serious note, I do think a lot of your posts are way too long, but thats just my opinion, you can take it or leave it.
By the way, I wouldn't be so inuslar as to tell someone from another county to get off the Kerry thread, I despise that sort of mentality.0 -
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No bother ,fair enough.ciarriaithuaidh wrote: »
Ah listen, do what you like on the Cork thread, but less of your essays here now, please!
On a serious note...
That was my first post quoting you...do I really have to use smileys to make sure people know I'm not being serious and just hopping ball..or was the "On a serious note" not enough?..In case you are wondering, I'm not being serious here.
Now as someone who has responded to your posts before (check the club championships thread) in a totally civil manner, I have no idea why you would jump to conclusions and start getting cranky over one line..but anyway.
On a serious note, I do think a lot of your posts are way too long, but thats just my opinion, you can take it or leave it.
By the way, I wouldn't be so inuslar as to tell someone from another county to get off the Kerry thread, I despise that sort of mentality.
Cork kerry ist round u21 next spring in tralee ,draw done earlier.
Have ye many from last year?whats the team like?
It be a tough game for us,but we have a new management but their good.
I rate darragh o se highely.0 -
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I was just going to rip the piss out of you for a laugh, but then I saw it wasn't a video, but a montage of photos...now I'm really mad!!0 -
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxTZz6jdpC0
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