Waterford GAA Discussion Thread 2011-2012

deiseboy24

What end are the waterford fans in this sunday??

Cake Man

deiseboy24 wrote: »

What end are the waterford fans in this sunday??

Killinan end with the Limerick fans.

deisebhoy17

Orizio wrote: »

Agreed, Waterford by 10...?

I'm just glad we can all agree that Cork are useless and Waterford are the clear favourites.

Yea thats exactly what im saying alright :rolleyes: i meant they are beatable but i never said that we will definetly beat them. I think you know that hence why you omiitted the sentence I said before that

Hslaw

I would just like to say good luck to all involved on Sunday,has the makings of a great game.

I can't wait to head off Sunday morning. C'Mon the Deise.

Optimist eternal

I wonder if there are any stand tickets knocking around. 2 people have asked me. i wouldn't know where to look at this late stage. Thats the beauty of a season ticket. Just print off the ticket the week before the game.

Black Suir

KevIRL wrote: »

Who cares what the journalists think, I think its a peculiar thing to Waterford to obsess over how many journalists thought we would win.

Cork aint overwhelming favs with the bookies anyway, PP just make them -2 points in the handicap

Have to agree. Paper never refuses ink, and Journalists have a living to make. There also has to be a winner and bookies have to favour one over the other. It just happens most often than not, Waterford are the under dogs.

doz

Astonishingly, RTE have tipped us to win, long time since they have done anything other than call us 'veterans'

http://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/hurling/2012/0727/330843-deise-should-handle-the-rebel-yell/

May be getting ahead of myself but am getting increasingly confident about us getting over the line on Sunday. I think the extra bit of experience and the superior half back line may see us get there.

skaface

Cake Man wrote: »

Killinan end with the Limerick fans.

Don,t know about that, a lot of lads i know are goin in the Town END..
anyone else know anymore about this, thanks.

Black Suir

Does anyone know is it possible to find up to date tables for championships other than for the senior hurling and football ones and the senior football and hurling leagues on the County Board's G.A.A. Website. Up to this year, the site was very user friendly but it has changed this year and things are harder to find. Is it possible also to get SGT Cup and Phelan Cup games and tables for the juvenile competitions.

The tables for the senior leagues dont appear to be correct. They dont seem to be giving teams that scored three or more goals in a game a bonus point, or has the rules changed this year.

Mountainlad

Black Suir wrote: »

Does anyone know is it possible to find up to date tables for championships other than for the senior hurling and football ones and the senior football and hurling leagues on the County Board's G.A.A. Website. Up to this year, the site was very user friendly but it has changed this year and things are harder to find. Is it possible also to get SGT Cup and Phelan Cup games and tables for the juvenile competitions.

The tables for the senior leagues dont appear to be correct. They dont seem to be giving teams that scored three or more goals in a game a bonus point, or has the rules changed this year.

Servasport fixtures I think is your best chance of getting up to date tables on the website, I agree it's descended into farce when it was pretty reasonable last year.

deisedub

Result from this evenings friendly Waterford u.16 v Cork.
Possibles won 1-11 to 0-13
Probables lost 3-7 to 2-17

cornerboy

Its not a great Cork team for sure but I think there are to many flaws in this W'ford team. The more serious of which are a a lack of pace and a lack of a bench. Seamus was out on his feet in the last quarter Vs Tipp, (having done trojan work)......no one to replace him. Tony couldnt get to Corbett in the second half.....no pace. I'm sure the Cork half forwards will play 20 yds off Tony, like Corbett did, and could do damage. C'mon the Deices.

watermark

to whet the appetite for tomorrow (the missus headin out tonight, so house to myself) ill be watching the 2003, 2004, 2010 Munster Final victories and the 07 AI Q-Final win too

thats about 5hrs entertainment and not like ill be able to sleep anyway! G'WAN THE DEISE!!

deisebhoy17

watermark wrote: »

to whet the appetite for tomorrow (the missus headin out tonight, so house to myself) ill be watching the 2003, 2004, 2010 Munster Final victories and the 07 AI Q-Final win too

thats about 5hrs entertainment and not like ill be able to sleep anyway! G'WAN THE DEISE!!

lol U shud get the 07 Munster semi final in aswell that was an incredible game. sweet win too after what happened in the 06 semi

watermark

deisebhoy17 wrote: »

lol U shud get the 07 Munster semi final in aswell that was an incredible game. sweet win too after what happened in the 06 semi

Jesus, that one slipped my mind, that the game we scored 5 goals isnt it!! thats almost 6hrs entertainment right there. and most of that is wlr commentary and that would be entertainment enough!
good man!thanks.

Orizio

deisedub wrote: »

Result from this evenings friendly Waterford u.16 v Cork.
Possibles won 1-11 to 0-13
Probables lost 3-7 to 2-17

I suppose its too much to ask for the teams...?

Mountainlad

watermark wrote: »

to whet the appetite for tomorrow (the missus headin out tonight, so house to myself) ill be watching the 2003, 2004, 2010 Munster Final victories and the 07 AI Q-Final win too

thats about 5hrs entertainment and not like ill be able to sleep anyway! G'WAN THE DEISE!!

We lost in 2003.

watermark

Mountainlad wrote: »

We lost in 2003.

i know, but 2004 is so much sweeter after watching 2003!

edit: ah its the way I typed it. should have said 2003, 2004 and 2010 Munster Final victories.....

lovelypoint

cornerboy wrote: »

Its not a great Cork team for sure but I think there are to many flaws in this W'ford team. The more serious of which are a a lack of pace and a lack of a bench. Seamus was out on his feet in the last quarter Vs Tipp, (having done trojan work)......no one to replace him. Tony couldnt get to Corbett in the second half.....no pace. I'm sure the Cork half forwards will play 20 yds off Tony, like Corbett did, and could do damage. C'mon the Deices.

Would agree we're not the finished article yet, by any stretch of the imagination, but things are moving along nicely in the right direction. We definitely do not have anyone to replace Prendergast's ball winning abilities, that's for sure, and think we had better have a plan for that when we meet teams that will punish us severely should we fade in key positions like centreforward after 55/ 60 minutes. Also, I hate to be a prophet of doom, but I do worry what we will do at centreforward beyond this year, as Seamus's form or presence on the panel should he decide to call it a day after this year, cannot be taken for granted. In my opinion, what we will do at centreforward will be one of the key challenges facing this management team, and hope we have a plan b after Seamus.

Re: Tony, I think management can be held culpable for leaving Lar take Tony all around the park, in place of moving Moran back on to him, who had contained him well in the first half. We can definitely utilise what Tony has to offer us, but we cannot afford to be naieve on the line in such a way again.

In general though, I do agree we are short a little on the bench, especially with some players away for the summer, but this year will bring on a lot of players.

mccarthy37

lovelypoint wrote: »

Would agree we're not the finished article yet, by any stretch of the imagination, but things are moving along nicely in the right direction. We definitely do not have anyone to replace Prendergast's ball winning abilities, that's for sure, and think we had better have a plan for that when we meet teams that will punish us severely should we fade in key positions like centreforward after 55/ 60 minutes. Also, I hate to be a prophet of doom, but I do worry what we will do at centreforward beyond this year, as Seamus's form or presence on the panel should he decide to call it a day after this year, cannot be taken for granted. In my opinion, what we will do at centreforward will be one of the key challenges facing this management team, and hope we have a plan b after Seamus.

Re: Tony, I think management can be held culpable for leaving Lar take Tony all around the park, in place of moving Moran back on to him, who had contained him well in the first half. We can definitely utilise what Tony has to offer us, but we cannot afford to be naieve on the line in such a way again.

In general though, I do agree we are short a little on the bench, especially with some players away for the summer, but this year will bring on a lot of players.

Replacing Seamus will be a big ask when he decides to call it a day. I wonder would Eoin Madigan be worth a try in next year's League even if Seamus decides to stay it would give us an option because it does look like a major headache for us next season. I hope Seamus has a good game tomorrow and maybe put his name on the score sheet. I taught the last day his ball winning
was first class but when it came to the lay off he had very little support. In fairness a lot of that was down to the cuteness of the Tipp half back line who seemed to be able to isolate him when he won possession. Best of luck to the Deise tomorrow hope the day is fine.

Nonoperational

mccarthy37 wrote: »

Anybody watch Championship Maters tonight. The three panel members all went for Cork. Tommy Carr, Steven Lucy and not to show any bias I got a great laugh when Mr Makeup asked the third member who's going to win. Diarmud O'Fynn was the third member by the way. If I was a stranger to these parts I would have to ask who are Cork playing, the coverage was so one sided. Why are we always wrote off every match we play. We have more than a point to prove on Sunday lets hope we can prove all the experts wrong again. Hope Tommy Ryan has a good game he's about the same size as Seany McGrath was when he started for Cork and he proved to be quite handy for a small chap.

Because it's over 50 years since ye won an All-Ireland and ultimately come up short every single year? Ye could well beat Cork tomorrow but this is a better Cork side than the past few years.

lovelypoint

gpf101 wrote: »

Because it's over 50 years since ye won an All-Ireland and ultimately come up short every single year? Ye could well beat Cork tomorrow but this is a better Cork side than the past few years.

Makes me wonder what we are all doing looking forward and commenting on actual match factors tomorrow, when instead we should obviously be looking back.. :rolleyes:

Mountainlad

gpf101 wrote: »

Because it's over 50 years since ye won an All-Ireland and ultimately come up short every single year? Ye could well beat Cork tomorrow but this is a better Cork side than the past few years.

Doesn't explain why we are written off against Clare, Galway and even Cork at this stage. The real reason is they convince themselves that Waterford are on the wane to an extent greater than we are, and hype up teams that for the most part don't deliver on that.

The bookies have based it on the two respective teams, maybe on the league match, and definitely taking the performances against Tipp into the equation as well as deeming Cork to have the better forward line. It's too much a black and white view of this game. Cork may have better forwards, but I"don't think they match up forward v back any better than Waterford.

Compare back lines. Cork have two talented corner backs, but they have McDonnell making only his 2nd start at full back in a Championship match and they obviously weren't happy with him against Tipp because they did their best to get Cahalane in their in his stead.

Connors is an immense talent. Daniels is a bit inexperienced but has shown up pretty well in 2 games. Lawlor has grown well into his position at full back and has played well, particukarly against Kilkenny in the semi last year.

It's the half backline though where I think we will win this. Cork have Tom Kenny and Sean Og, both who have question marks over them, especially Sean Og. In between is Cadogan, who has had serious difficulties against Tipp and is a good player but not a top Centre back. There is no player there that I see delivering a great performance and showing the leadership required of a half backline.

In contrast, Moran, Brick and Tony all have that capacity. I'd be a bit concerned about Tony on a dry day, hopefully he'd last it and hopefully the management won't allow him be marked by Lehane.

mccarthy37

gpf101 wrote: »

Because it's over 50 years since ye won an All-Ireland and ultimately come up short every single year? Ye could well beat Cork tomorrow but this is a better Cork side than the past few years.

Does that snipe really make you feel better now. We are well aware how long it is since we won an All Ireland. As a tourist that I dragged along to a league game awhile back asked me where is the hurling world cup played. I got a great laugh out of this, its a great game in a tiny country but there are some very backward supporters who really need to grow up. Win or lose I'M heading to the pub tomorrow night.

Nonoperational

That didn't take long

Mountainlad

gpf101 wrote: »

That didn't take long

Congratulations, you have managed to elicit a response on a messaging board, where bored users come specifically to post their views in response to others.

A truly monumental achievement.

Nonoperational

It was a tongue in cheek response to an over the top assessment that ye are written off before every game ye play. A number of people are making Waterford favourites and certainly nobody is writing ye off. Practically every fan in the country acknowledges it's going to be tight and could go either way.

It's not surprising Cork are slight bookies favourites. The league game (as little as it's worth) was pretty comprehensive and Cork were slightly more impressive against Tipp in my opinion. Add to that that it's quite a different Cork team this year managed by a manager with proven success and the bench is stronger than it has been in years. There is a general feeling that there is more potential in this Cork team than there has been for quite a while. Although Waterford have had the better the of past few meetings, Cork obviously have a much stronger tradition of winning senior All Irelands, and a strong record vs Waterford overall.

I really have no idea how it will go, I'm hoping for a 2-3 point win but I wouldn't be surprised if Waterford won.

mccarthy37

gpf101 wrote: »

It was a tongue in cheek response to an over the top assessment that ye are written off before every game ye play. A number of people are making Waterford favourites and certainly nobody is writing ye off. Practically every fan in the country acknowledges it's going to be tight and could go either way.

It's not surprising Cork are slight bookies favourites. The league game (as little as it's worth) was pretty comprehensive and Cork were slightly more impressive against Tipp in my opinion. Add to that that it's quite a different Cork team this year managed by a manager with proven success and the bench is stronger than it has been in years. There is a general feeling that there is more potential in this Cork team than there has been for quite a while. Although Waterford have had the better the of past few meetings, Cork obviously have a much stronger tradition of winning senior All Irelands, and a strong record vs Waterford overall.

I really have no idea how it will go, I'm hoping for a 2-3 point win but I wouldn't be surprised if Waterford won.

Cant disagree with you there. Hears to a great game and Ryan's of Thurles serve a great pint. World class

Mountainlad

gpf101 wrote: »

It was a tongue in cheek response to an over the top assessment that ye are written off before every game ye play. A number of people are making Waterford favourites and certainly nobody is writing ye off. Practically every fan in the country acknowledges it's going to be tight and could go either way.

It's not surprising Cork are slight bookies favourites. The league game (as little as it's worth) was pretty comprehensive and Cork were slightly more impressive against Tipp in my opinion. Add to that that it's quite a different Cork team this year managed by a manager with proven success and the bench is stronger than it has been in years. There is a general feeling that there is more potential in this Cork team than there has been for quite a while. Although Waterford have had the better the of past few meetings, Cork obviously have a much stronger tradition of winning senior All Irelands, and a strong record vs Waterford overall.

I really have no idea how it will go, I'm hoping for a 2-3 point win but I wouldn't be surprised if Waterford won.

Being from Cork, you probably don't understand how annoying it is to get a consensus that says you will lose in pretty much every game you play.

I know they all add in 'it will be a close game' when they say Cork will win, but that doesn't make it less annoying.

Take the Clare game. On championship matters, the three panellists (Vincent Hogan, Ciaran Lyng and I think Liam Griffin) all went for Clare. And Waterford won. Sure, they probably said that it would be tight, but you think one person would have gone for Waterford if it really was that hard to call.

RTE said Wexford would beat us in 2008. Galway are always favourites against us. I think you'll find that even outside of Kilkenny and Tipp games, we're still underdogs in a lot of games we've played, and we haven't lost to any of those teams since early 2008.

Sure, if you got 50 impartial fans, 35 might say Waterford will win tomorrow, and they might be very rational in their views, but they don't have a national audience, and aside from the RTE website who've really shocked me, it seems there is no balance provided for what is a 50/50 game at least.

You and others are telling us to change the record. Well, we will, when they change it also.

Cork may will be vindicated favourites in the end, all I ask is that we get some balance and proper analysis of where the game might be one and lost rather than hearing "Cork have the better forwards, but Waterford have a lot of experience so it'll be close but Cork should shade it".

It's that kind of crap that annoys me. How about we get some analysis of the respective matchups, or hear where teams have improved or weakened on last year.

bruschi

gpf101 wrote: »

It was a tongue in cheek response to an over the top assessment that ye are written off before every game ye play. A number of people are making Waterford favourites and certainly nobody is writing ye off. Practically every fan in the country acknowledges it's going to be tight and could go either way.

It's not surprising Cork are slight bookies favourites. The league game (as little as it's worth) was pretty comprehensive and Cork were slightly more impressive against Tipp in my opinion. Add to that that it's quite a different Cork team this year managed by a manager with proven success and the bench is stronger than it has been in years. There is a general feeling that there is more potential in this Cork team than there has been for quite a while. Although Waterford have had the better the of past few meetings, Cork obviously have a much stronger tradition of winning senior All Irelands, and a strong record vs Waterford overall.

I really have no idea how it will go, I'm hoping for a 2-3 point win but I wouldn't be surprised if Waterford won.

I made similar comments on here after the Clare game. Most pundits and fans said it would be tight, and it was a 50-50 call as to who would win. But yet there was a flurry of posts on here telling the pundits to shove it up them and they know nothing after Waterford won. Yet there was only a puck of the ball in it at the end. No one wrote Waterford off. Any prediction was a hesitant vote to Clare, no one came out and said Clare would wipe them off the field.

And its much the same this week. Its 50-50 as to who will win, and I think there will only be a puck of a ball in it again. Altho I would give my hesitant vote to Waterford, but just because I would think a side may win a game, it doesnt mean I am writing off the opposing team.

Mountainlad

bruschi wrote: »

I made similar comments on here after the Clare game. Most pundits and fans said it would be tight, and it was a 50-50 call as to who would win. But yet there was a flurry of posts on here telling the pundits to shove it up them and they know nothing after Waterford won. Yet there was only a puck of the ball in it at the end. No one wrote Waterford off. Any prediction was a hesitant vote to Clare, no one came out and said Clare would wipe them off the field.

And its much the same this week. Its 50-50 as to who will win, and I think there will only be a puck of a ball in it again. Altho I would give my hesitant vote to Waterford, but just because I would think a side may win a game, it doesnt mean I am writing off the opposing team.

Ok, let's take a scenario.

Say you have 10 tv pundits, 8 radio pundits, and 6 journalists. They give there views and all acknowledge it will be a tight game. Their verdicts, however, give it at 22-2 in favour of Cork. That's resounding.

Perhaps the word 'written off' is the wrong terminology, maybe there is word that would more suitable to describe it, but it's the frustration of hearing your team will lose when they have a very good record in recent years and really have as much chance of winning as losing in what is a really tight encounter.

That's all it is. I acknowledge that my scenario is twisted to help my argument a bit but even if it was 7-3 out of ten it would not reflect how close the game is.

bruschi

Mountainlad wrote: »

Ok, let's take a scenario.

Say you have 10 tv pundits, 8 radio pundits, and 6 journalists. They give there views and all acknowledge it will be a tight game. Their verdicts, however, give it at 22-2 in favour of Cork. That's resounding.

Perhaps the word 'written off' is the wrong terminology, maybe there is word that would more suitable to describe it, but it's the frustration of hearing your team will lose when they have a very good record in recent years and really have as much chance of winning as losing in what is a really tight encounter.

That's all it is. I acknowledge that my scenario is twisted to help my argument a bit but even if it was 7-3 out of ten it would not reflect how close the game is.

but I dont know why ye get so upset over it. Being written off etc. No one is dismissing Waterford at all. People are giving their opinion on what maybe a very tight game. Games arent won in studios or on newspapers. and then you have others saying things like that should be posted in dressing room walls for inspiration.

and I dont believe RTE wouldnt tip Waterford against Wexford in 08. Waterford were 1/4 heavy favorites for that game.

lovelypoint

bruschi wrote: »

but I dont know why ye get so upset over it. Being written off etc. No one is dismissing Waterford at all. People are giving their opinion on what maybe a very tight game. Games arent won in studios or on newspapers. and then you have others saying things like that should be posted in dressing room walls for inspiration.

and I dont believe RTE wouldnt tip Waterford against Wexford in 08. Waterford were 1/4 heavy favorites for that game.

Well, of course games are not won in studios or on newspapers, but look at it for a minute from the Waterford fans perspective. His/ her county has consistently made it to the last four in the All Ireland, has a great record in their province Munster, has pretty much only lost to the All Ireland champions, and have displayed a consistent ability to win tight games. Contrasted against that, the team is consistently tipped to lose against any other perceived top sides, as well as frequently expected to be despatched by smaller, coming teams with no recent pedigree. The team is universally regarded as an aging team, despite the fact the current average age of the team is mid twenties, and has been introducing young and promising players for the last 4/ 5 years.

So, perhaps with all the above in mind, it might enlighten fans of other counties as to the ire of many Waterford fans, when their team still continues to be treated with ignorance or a perceived contempt at a national level. I am sure real fans do know the score as to the real strengths of other teams, just as sure as I am that other counties are tarred with equally lazy brushes, but none of that changes the fact that Waterford fans feel deservedly miffed at the lazy or ignorant perception of their team nationally by many.

Mountainlad

bruschi wrote: »

but I dont know why ye get so upset over it. Being written off etc. No one is dismissing Waterford at all. People are giving their opinion on what maybe a very tight game. Games arent won in studios or on newspapers. and then you have others saying things like that should be posted in dressing room walls for inspiration.

and I dont believe RTE wouldnt tip Waterford against Wexford in 08. Waterford were 1/4 heavy favorites for that game.

RTE based it solely on what happened the year before to Tipp, that was the impression I got from the article at the time. Whoever was writing for them at the time was a clown though, I found a lot of mistakes in their article purely from a Waterford point of view so I can only imagine there was misinformation given about other Counties.

There has been an over-reaction in some quarters no doubt, a lot of people across many sports like to believe that there team is defying logic when they win, makes it extra special. There is definitely a general ignorance surrounding Waterford, however, and not just because of people constantly backing the opposition but because of the manner in which they do it.

Waterford have players that are going to be gone in a few years, granted, but there's plenty coming through and players already making an impression. But for several years now, lots of Waterford players have been on the cusp of retiring apparently as we had an old team. There's been plenty of retirements like Hennessey, Murphy, Flynn, Ken, Dan, Deccie Prender, Bennett, Feeney, but to be fair there has been no dramatic decline. And I feel strongly that Waterford are a better side than last year, even if they do lose tomorrow. Now, name one media source that would acknowledge that? They may have acknowledged that they had a better Munster Final but I doubt they'd allow for that.

I'm acutely aware that all teams have good young players coming through, and that ours are no better than the likes of Clare and Galway, but it feels as if we were the uninvited guests at the party sometimes the way they go on.

Also, while they are perennial champions, it's a fact that Kilkenny have the oldest team in the Championship. How many times have you read that in a paper?

jakesleg

Interesting to see how the boys get on tomorrow. Will our forwards get enough ball to cause problems or will we be shut out like the Muster final. Interesting blog site for anyone interested

http://fourmileracing.wordpress.com it gave a really good analysis of the Munster final and the quarter final with Cork. It also gives good race tips, I've been following Namroc06 on twitter for a while and making a profit to boot. Come on the deise

zol 2

Strong rumours from my buddies in Cork that Conor Lehane is out injured for tomorrow? Anyone else hear this?

Orizio

zol 2 wrote: »

Strong rumours from my buddies in Cork that Conor Lehane is out injured for tomorrow? Anyone else hear this?

Lehane is out, and he probably won't be the only one out for Cork.

lovelypoint

jakesleg wrote: »

Interesting to see how the boys get on tomorrow. Will our forwards get enough ball to cause problems or will we be shut out like the Muster final. Interesting blog site for anyone interested

http://fourmileracing.wordpress.com it gave a really good analysis of the Munster final and the quarter final with Cork. It also gives good race tips, I've been following Namroc06 on twitter for a while and making a profit to boot. Come on the deise

Good spot, thought his preview of the quarter final was a pretty decent piece. Doesn't seem to be a direct link, but I caught it here: http://fourmileracing.wordpress.com/gaa/

rebel girl 15

Tis on the Cork thread as well that he is out

seananigans

Was ata soccer match here in Germany (local team is preussen Muenster-third division) and they have a great chant I would love to see waterford do

translated ,goes as following :

Old stand,old stand,hey ,hey
Old stand,old stand,hey ,hey
5.4.3.2.1.

Water (other side of stadium) Ford!
Water (other side of stadium) Ford!
Water (other side of stadium) Ford!

the call and reply effect of the whole thing ,hearing it from both side o the stadium seperately is unnerving and raises hairs,and it is something I would love to see our supporters do,as it gives a feeling of being surounded...

should point out,whoever initiates the chant,says where they are,I based it on old stand in thurles

any thoughts

mccarthy37

seananigans wrote: »

Was ata soccer match here in Germany (local team is preussen Muenster-third division) and they have a great chant I would love to see waterford do

translated ,goes as following :

Old stand,old stand,hey ,hey
Old stand,old stand,hey ,hey
5.4.3.2.1.

Water (other side of stadium) Ford!
Water (other side of stadium) Ford!
Water (other side of stadium) Ford!

the call and reply effect of the whole thing ,hearing it from both side o the stadium seperately is unnerving and raises hairs,and it is something I would love to see our supporters do,as it gives a feeling of being surounded...

should point out,whoever initiates the chant,says where they are,I based it on old stand in thurles

any thoughts

I doubt the Rebels would shout ford back at us I'M sure it would be another four letter'd F word. Only joking sounds great I bet the weather is lovely there as well.

seananigans

mccarthy37 wrote: »

I doubt the Rebels would shout ford back at us I'M sure it would be another four letter'd F word. Only joking sounds great I bet the weather is lovely there as well.

30 degrees,cant stand the heat of it
I cant seem to find clips of it (doesnt help i speak f all german)

but you hear the first half from one side,and then the other from the other...it really is electric,and lets everyone know you are being surrounded

I doubt it would work from terrace to terrace, the point is that the chant starts in one place and ends in another,so fomr old to new stand, or form terrace to either would do grand,tellign you it is powerful

mccarthy37

seananigans wrote: »

30 degrees,cant stand the heat of it
I cant seem to find clips of it (doesnt help i speak f all german)

but you hear the first half from one side,and then the other formthe other...it really is electric,and lets everyone know you are being surrounded

Sh*t I can just hear the chant tomorrow Reb other side bells. Their listening you know. Working in the States back in the 80's I heard a great chant that caused quite a few blushes in Norfolk University it went "We don't drink or smoke Norfolk. Beat that.

lovelypoint

Cad é an scéal with watching the game outside Ireland tomorrow (not for myself, a friend). Is there an easy way to do so over the web?

seananigans

lovelypoint wrote: »

Cad é an scéal with watching the game outside Ireland tomorrow (not for myself, a friend). Is there an easy way to do so over the web?

Hi lovely Gruesen auf Deutschland ! (greetings from Germany)

tell him to visit here for a list of proxies:

http://www.proxynova.com/proxy-server-list/country-ie/?p=1281#breakfree

change over firefox using these steps (might need to try more than one,remember to change the port!):

http://technicalbliss.blogspot.de/2007/04/how-to-use-free-proxy-with-firefox.html

if it work rte player wont say international,also try aertv.ie one or the other should work

seananigans

mccarthy37 wrote: »

Sh*t I can just hear the chant tomorrow Reb other side bells. Their listening you know. Working in the States back in the 80's I heard a great chant that caused quite a few blushes in Norfolk University it went "We don't drink or smoke Norfolk. Beat that.

Only clip I could find of the effect,but it is spine tingling in the flesh
, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gspYq-6jRL4

bells? bell ends? I dont see them wokring it,Cork never had the syllables for a good chant

lovelypoint

Cheers Sean, will get them to try some of the above an see if they do the trick

seananigans

lovelypoint wrote: »

Cheers Sean, will get them to try some of the above an see if they do the trick

no hassle,thats how I will be watching it ,remember to turn it off after too

lovelypoint

seananigans wrote: »

no hassle,thats how I will be watching it ,remember to turn it off after too

Thanks again. And Up the Déise!

deisedude

Can't sleep and stomach doing backflips an olympic gymnast would be proud of. Roll on the game already!