all-ireland tipping comp (925)
Glengirl: I know you did
But most weeks, there's just 5 of us
i forget about itBut most weeks, there's just 5 of us
hurling dublin antrim cork tipp
football armagh
football armagh
Partiro: Hey dude Have you got your ticket?
Not yet but have it ordered. hear Flynn will be starting.
jbomf: i think its just the crowd that are on here, any pub you go into around the country is all talk of gaa this time of year, most here are only interested in soccer
spot on, that foreign sport lolstanley8m: Not yet but have it ordered. hear Flynn will be starting.
Im in the lower Cusack 
I also hear Conway might make an appearance, he scored 1-2 against Downjbomf: i think its just the crowd that are on here, any pub you go into around the country is all talk of gaa this time of year, most here are only interested in soccer
What a pointless boring game,90 minutes of watching nancy boys pretending they have no hands kicking a ball around a field , I thank the christian brothers for banning it in our school.
Glengirl: You would think with the amount of people on here, there would be more interest alright.
If we don't have a game, I'd always watch whatever game is televised, or if we have a game, I'm rushing back to the car to catch the end of the other games, but with this wee competition we have going, I'm hoping teams will win that I never thought I would support
If we don't have a game, I'd always watch whatever game is televised, or if we have a game, I'm rushing back to the car to catch the end of the other games, but with this wee competition we have going, I'm hoping teams will win that I never thought I would support
Same as that,, competive nature and it adds a bit of spice to the championship,, thinking ahead in this tipping thread I am hoping for louth to beat meath in the qualifiers but contemplating which would be the best chance of getting my five points..
stanley8m: What a pointless boring game,90 minutes of watching nancy boys pretending they have no hands kicking a ball around a field , I thank the christian brothers for banning it in our school.
i don't like the game myself could never take to it, my grandad brought me to hurling and football games for years he could stay up until 3 or 4 in the morning tellling stories of who he met and what happened in such a game it got me hooked, plus i went to knockbeg and it was all gaa therePartiro: Im in the lower Cusack I also hear Conway might make an appearance, he scored 1-2 against Down
I hear we beat galway by 2-21 to 0-7 in the latest challenge game,, roll on the dubs..
stanley8m: Same as that,, competive nature and it adds a bit of spice to the championship,, thinking ahead in this tipping thread I am hoping for louth to beat meath in the qualifiers but contemplating which would be the best chance of getting my five points..
You're cruising
I usually pick one risky one each week in the hope of picking up points.....Limerick hurlers nearly did it for me
It's all been pretty predictable so far, the fun starts next week
jbomf: i don't like the game myself could never take to it, my grandad brought me to hurling and football games for years he could stay up until 3 or 4 in the morning tellling stories of who he met and what happened in such a game it got me hooked, plus i went to knockbeg and it was all gaa there
I moved from England to a tiny rural village at the age of 11.
The only sport played there is football, so if you weren't into that, there was nothing else to do.....no youth club, cinema etc.
I was hooked from the first game I watched. Someone once said to me that they watched my son grow up on the sidelines of our local grounds......it was one of my proudest moments
Glengirl: I moved from England to a tiny rural village at the age of 11.
The only sport played there is football, so if you weren't into that, there was nothing else to do.....no youth club, cinema etc.
I was hooked from the first game I watched. Someone once said to me that they watched my son grow up on the sidelines of our local grounds......it was one of my proudest moments
The only sport played there is football, so if you weren't into that, there was nothing else to do.....no youth club, cinema etc.
I was hooked from the first game I watched. Someone once said to me that they watched my son grow up on the sidelines of our local grounds......it was one of my proudest moments
im the same with my young fella i even cancelled his christening because it clashed with a carlow game, i have him out every evening kicking and catching he is just gone 5 but fierce competitive alreadystanley8m: I hear we beat galway by 2-21 to 0-7 in the latest challenge game,, roll on the dubs..
Well Im not going to get to excited about challenge games, my heart says Kildare bt Im afraid my head says we have a mental block about the dubs and the ref wont do us any favoursjbomf: im the same with my young fella i even cancelled his christening because it clashed with a carlow game, i have him out every evening kicking and catching he is just gone 5 but fierce competitive already
I planned my sons christening around the All Ireland Final
My mum was not impressed
And keep him "kicking & catching", he will learn more social skills from a close knit club team than he will at any school
Glengirl: I planned my sons christening around the All Ireland Final
My mum was not impressed
And keep him "kicking & catching", he will learn more social skills from a close knit club team than he will at any school
My mum was not impressed
And keep him "kicking & catching", he will learn more social skills from a close knit club team than he will at any school
i got caught out i changed it to another week and our minor hurlers got to the leinster final the same day i had to bring headphones into the church, i agree some of my best memories were from the club and it keeps them out of troublejbomf: i got caught out i changed it to another week and our minor hurlers got to the leinster final the same day i had to bring headphones into the church, i agree some of my best memories were from the club and it keeps them out of trouble
I'm not that bad
Glengirl: I'm not that bad
so do you roar and shout at a game or stay calm, i get very excited, i got so many texts after the sunday game last week when the turned to the crowd im leaping around the place roaring my head offjbomf: so do you roar and shout at a game or stay calm, i get very excited, i got so many texts after the sunday game last week when the turned to the crowd im leaping around the place roaring my head off
I used to be so bad that when my kids hit 11 or 12, they wouldn't stand beside me
In all honesty, I haven't had much to get excited about in recent years, it's more a case of shouting in frustration
I suppose it all depends on the game really. Now, club games, that's a different story
Sat 18 June.
Dublin V Galway
Antrim V Westmeath
Laois V Cork
Sun 19 June.
Clare V Tipperary
Football.
Sun 19 June.
Armagh V Derry.
Dublin V Galway
Antrim V Westmeath
Laois V Cork
Sun 19 June.
Clare V Tipperary
Football.
Sun 19 June.
Armagh V Derry.
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I know you did
But most weeks, there's just 5 of us