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Has a team ever scored 28 points in a match before...

  • 08-09-2014 4:07pm
    #1
    Deskjockey
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    ....And failed to win?

    Must be a record yesterday??!


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  • #2
    [Deleted User]
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    Deskjockey wrote: »
    ....And failed to win?

    Must be a record yesterday??!


    Quite astonishing really. Amazing also that Kilkenny racked up 3-22, only 8 points short of what they racked up against Waterford when they trimmed them in 2008.

    I live right on the Tipp/Kilkenny border needless to say what all the talk is about today. A game that will go down in infamy.

    Interesting times we live in indeed.


  • #3
    T0001
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    Deskjockey wrote: »
    ....And failed to win?

    Must be a record yesterday??!

    28 points is the second highest tally of points behind Kilkenny in 2008 when they scored 3-30 v Waterford, but the accounulated tally of 54 scores is the largest ever scores in an All-Irealnd


  • #4
    dirkmeister
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    Kilkenny scored 4-18(30) in the 2005 semi final and still lost.


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    [Deleted User]
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    dirkmeister wrote: »
    Kilkenny scored 4-18(30) in the 2005 semi final and still lost.


    That was an epic game from what i recall. I hadnt realised that they clocked up that? Its some scoring not to win a game. And the consensus was Kilkenny were gone after that defeat....how wrong they were :pac:


  • #6
    MfMan
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    Last year's replay (5-16 to 3-16) and 1990 (5-15 to 2-21 - grrrrr!) also very high scoring.


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  • #7
    Al Monds
    Registered Users Posts: 28 ✭Al Monds


    Kilkenny lost the 1971 All Ireland final while scoring 29 points.
    Tipperary 5.17 Kilkenny 5.14.
    This was an 80 minute final.
    The aggregate was still 1 point less than last Sunday's game.


  • #8
    homerjay2005
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 29,346 ✭✭✭✭homerjay2005


    when you look at just how good the recent finals have been (2 of them ranked up with the greatest ever) and even in the football weve perhaps had 2 of the best ever games played (Kerry v Dublin and Kerry V Mayo) it makes you sit back and just admire the level these guys are playing at right now.


  • #9
    FatherTed
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    This year alone:

    Galway 5-16 Kilkenny 3-22
    Clare 2-25 Wexford 2-25(aet)

    Some fantastic close games this year: Kilkenny-Galway, Clare-Wexford, Waterford-Cork not to mention Sunday.


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