QuoteWith a gun to your head?
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With a gun to your head?
Kerry'll be just that little bit too wily for Dublin I'd say myself.
Kerry 1-14 to 1-9.
Dublin forwards will have to be on their A game if they are to win today. Kerry will score at least 16/17 points, can the Dubs match em?
I just turn on the radio and Kerry score, that inbred mountain goat, jesus
Oh yes! Never thought it would happen, not today! Cluxton, brilliant! This is such a great weekend!
I thought Kerry had the game at 1/2 time, only a point behind and they hadn't started to play their game. After the Dubs got their goal and point, Kerry were shellshocked, they had the ball in scoring range but players in shooting space kept shying away from having a pop and the Dubs eventually scooped up the ball. Great finish, the Dubs picked themselves off the floor on the count of 9 and a half, the Bernard Dunne spirit
Though if it had gone to a replay I would have fancied Kerry to prevail.
Great final, easily the best one I can remember - you'd nearly take a Kerry-Dublin final every year if they could serve up that kind of game! Refereeing wasn't brilliant but can't be easy to ref a game like that. The Hill seemed stunned into silence by the win.
I couldn't cry because I was so overcome. What a day! Get in!
Gutted. Hard to put into words how bad this hurts. Monday will do. Well done Dubs.Originally Posted by geysir
I thought Kerry had the game at 1/2 time, only a point behind and they hadn't started to play their game. After the Dubs got their goal and point, Kerry were shellshocked, they had the ball in scoring range but players in shooting space kept shying away from having a pop and the Dubs eventually scooped up the ball. Great finish, the Dubs picked themselves off the floor on the count of 9 and a half, the Bernard Dunne spirit
Though if it had gone to a replay I would have fancied Kerry to prevail.
Here they come! It’s the charge of the “Thanks” Brigade!
Really? I still don't know what this actually feels like.
Great win for the dubs.
Can someone tell me what the story is with Cluxton?
I'm a bloke,I'm an ocker
And I really love your knockers,I'm a labourer by day,
I **** up all me pay,Watching footy on TV,
Just feed me more VB,Just pour my beer,And get my smokes, And go away
dunno it was wierd wasn't it, he looked a bit freaked out.
he is very publicity shy and private and always has been don't know why he left before the celebrations though. didnt even stay to see cullen lift sam. who cares anyway he's entitled to celebrate however he sees fit, nerves of still to stick that kick over the bar. big one from nolan as well , what a time to get your first championship point, and kev mc really made a difference. thought the goose was cooked with 5 mins to go. what a game. ger brennan was blessed kerry didnt get the ball and score after him giving up that free in the last min
When we got that free and Ger punched the Arch-Pussy I thought it was game, set and match! I'dve turned it over if I was honest. And our winning free was as weak as they were in that game. That Donaghy remained I'm the pitch for 70mins was the real scandal. He is a pox on Kerry and needs to be noticed.
Backed Cluxton to be Man of the Match this morning at 25/1. Really and trully I thought I was in with a shout when he kicked the winner, Couldn't believe he didn't even make the nominations. That Kevin Mc Stay owes me a pint when I see 'em
To escape criticism ~
do nothing, say nothing, be nothing.
Da Dubs, We did it!
FTKFN.
Now & Always....
http://www.independent.ie/sport/gael...g-2880409.html
he might be a private individual but doing what he did just draws more attention, so maybe he indirectly wanted that to happen.
I'm a bloke,I'm an ocker
And I really love your knockers,I'm a labourer by day,
I **** up all me pay,Watching footy on TV,
Just feed me more VB,Just pour my beer,And get my smokes, And go away
You really should give up the mind reading lark, Paul.
Since Darragh Ó Sé retired, Kerry haven't had the same steely resolve to draw upon when needed, to drag them over the line. He was a naturally aspired hard man no need for shouts of encouragement or fist pumping from Darragh - he could lead by example in those pressure minutes, whereas Galvin (a gifted footballer) is just a hard man poser. Sheehan has had a surprising good year but is not the personality type to step into the breech.
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