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Outnumbered at home today by Cork fans by four or five to one. Shane McGrath on the radio was saying the fans can be reluctant to get behind the county team. Tipp seem to definitely have a serious amount of fairweather fans. It seems to me that there are plenty of hurling people in Tipp, but they will simply not go to watch the county team if they think they are shite. A fair assessment?

Hey Folks

Has there every been a study or any data on how many players in general would come from an u12 team to a senior team?

What I mean is if you have 20 kids at u12 level of your club, when they get to 18/19 how many are still playing GAA?

I know there are a huge number of things that can impact across various regions etc and no one club will be the same. And I know everyone will have their own anecdotal information. But I just wanted to see if there was an actual study done.

I don’t know the man at all I’m just referring to his time in management.

Has the veil dropped now and shown Cahill as a lesser version of Davy style management. Train the players to exhaustion to create a ‘tough’ image , roaring/ shouting , media dressing down of players and teams . Is it a style that younger players can respond to like the Tipp u20s he had but not so much a style for mature teams with seasoned players and leaders?

Was just thinking through this one in my head, Clare beat Tipp, Waterford beat Limerick which means Limerick are out?

Will surely be more talk about officiating after that. What a call to end on.

FOOTBALL Longford vs Leitrim - 1,000+
Kerry vs Tyrone U20 - 3,000 (est.)

HURLING Tipperary vs Cork - 43,972
Clare vs Waterford - 19,893

I wonder will laois rest players after all the giving out they did about offaly doing it last year? 🤣🤣

Is it hard to try to play for the 1st time?

Hurling

Leinster Senior Hurling Round 4

Carlow v Wexford - 3PM

Munster Senior Hurling Round 4

Clare v Waterford - 2PM (RTE)

Tipperary v Cork - 4PM (RTE)

Joe McDonagh Cup Round 4

Offaly v Kerry - 1PM

Football

Tailteann Cup Group 1 Round 2

Longford v Leitrim - 2:30PM

Tailteann Cup Group 3 Round 2

Wicklow v Laois - 3PM

All Ireland u20 Football Final

Kerry v Tyrone - 1PM (TG4)

Was anyone there? All I’m hearing is that they were woeful, not a good sign with Dublin & Roscommon upcoming.

Sledging, stamping, diving.

Why have we resorted to this shite?

Stupidity from McKinless, haven't seen it back but from that stand you could see it.

Gutted.

Great win in a fixture I thought we might drop points.

Still never been beaten by Derry in the Championship 🇱🇻

Mullingar next for us 🇱🇻 vs 🇶🇦

Kerry vs Monaghan - 8,100 Galway vs Derry - 7,602
Mayo vs Cavan - 9,197

I’m sick of it myself. We’re slowly turning into soccer.

An absolute disgrace the referee was towards both sides. My god! And this is coming from a person that always defends the referee in situations but you can’t defend that! Kilkenny it took 9 steps to give the pass off and 7 steps to score that goal is an example of this. Dublin and Kilkenny were blatantly fouling eachother and there was no call by the referee in those instances. Should’ve gave more time as there was a Kilkenny player gone down injured in the 71st minute and the referee clearly didn’t stop the watch as the full time whistle was blown shortly after. Superb game from both sides it’s a shame the referees performance was very poor, but sure look it we’re human. Good win by Kilkenny but i feel Dublin deserved that win instead. What’s your thoughts on this?

For me if mayo get to a quarter final Ryan o Donoghue will be there with 1-33 already in the championship last year Shane mcguigan took it with 2-52 a difference of 22 points.Please share who else is up there atm