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    Quote Originally Posted by luther View Post
    A top class hurler and no doubt Ber.....

    Your right, a helmet is hard to get use to and although many see it as an individuals decision I think the thing is that helmets are compulsary at junior level and the seniors should be seen as role models to the next generation of national sports stars.......... Leading by example and that sort of thing............
    Cant agree with u,ure imposing something on an established player that could
    really adversley affect his game
    Prob here is were gone too soft and pc its a mans game let it be optional and
    surely the player should be entitled to decide himself.
    As u said the next generation will have been reared with helmets so why not let that me
    the cut off point

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    Quote Originally Posted by ber View Post
    Cant agree with u,ure imposing something on an established player that could
    really adversley affect his game
    Prob here is were gone too soft and pc its a mans game let it be optional and
    surely the player should be entitled to decide himself.
    As u said the next generation will have been reared with helmets so why not let that me
    the cut off point

    REBELS ABU

    i think its the gaa insurance company cracking the whip


    nbt

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    What may be seen as an adverse affect on play may be a big improvement on health........

    The problem is that younger players now see players like him and say why should they have to wear them when the seniors don't have to................

    I agree it is difficult to find a cut off point, but it's going to come in eventually and it has to start somewhere............
    "It's far easier to fight for principles than to live up to them."
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    Quote Originally Posted by luther View Post
    What may be seen as an adverse affect on play may be a big improvement on health........

    The problem is that younger players now see players like him and say why should they have to wear them when the seniors don't have to................

    I agree it is difficult to find a cut off point, but it's going to come in eventually and it has to start somewhere............
    Luther the young fellas are too soft no harm to draw a drop of blood harden up the little feck

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    Default The Cat Laughs !

    If he was a truly strong man then why did I see him cry like a little baby when getting torn apart by the kings of hurling from Kilkenny.

    PS Helmets are handy for protecting that area of ones body which contains the brain. Rather a surprise than any Corkonian would ever need one.

    Danny La Rue, Graham Norton your boys took one hell of a beating.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ber View Post
    Luther the young fellas are too soft no harm to draw a drop of blood harden up the little feck
    Couldn't agree more, and a few years national service but................

    Quote Originally Posted by ninebythree View Post
    i think its the gaa insurance company cracking the whip
    nbt
    I think you're right here NBT...............
    "It's far easier to fight for principles than to live up to them."
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    Kilkenny Pop 87,000 (31)
    Cork Pop 480,000 (30)


    kilkenny play........................................hurling only (doh whats a football ,soccer ball ,rugby ball)

    cork play everything.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Banned User View Post


    Kilkenny Pop 87,000 (31)
    Cork Pop 480,000 (30)


    kilkenny play........................................hurling only (doh whats a football ,soccer ball ,rugby ball)

    cork play everything.



    nbt
    Jack of all trades - master of none

    Kerry - Football
    Limerick - Rugby (ROG World Cup and Lions)
    Dublin - Soccer (Roy Keane- Stephen Ireland - gone home to mammy)

    and as for Michael Collins.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninebythree View Post

    Jack of all trades - master of none

    Kerry - Football
    Limerick - Rugby (ROG World Cup and Lions)
    Dublin - Soccer (Roy Keane- Stephen Ireland - gone home to mammy)

    and as for Michael Collins.


    roy keane and michael collins...............two great lads shot in the back

    rog...............drop goal in cardiff

    kerry ............same as kilkenny monosport

    as for stephen ireland ............ye be cheering for him in croker against italians



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    I think O'sullivan was over reacting here, I read a lot about nasty eye injuries over the years in hurling preventing this by wearing helmets is common sense, discarding helmets during senior matches is just a macho image thing, O'sullivan was clearly influenced in saying this by his disagreement with officials on the Cork team he was looking to get away from full back to play further up field hes done himself no favors & now finds himself isolated, great hurler though.....

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