Paul Kimmage interviews Sean Cavanagh

Started by Jinxy, September 09, 2018, 08:44:59 PM

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lenny

Quote from: Kickham csc on September 21, 2018, 01:18:37 PM
Quote from: Orchard park on September 21, 2018, 09:41:24 AM
Did mickey Harte ever write a book or are saints allowed wallow in that murky world ???

He did, and if I remember correctly, he was critical of the Tryone 96 and 95 teams as he believed that they didn't fully believe that they could win, but he made sure that the 00's team believed.
I took it as a slap at MacRory, wonder if he still feels the same way now

Ironic considering he didn't believe he could beat Dublin this year. Otherwise he wouldn't have narrowed the pitch in omagh to give Tyrone a chance to keep the score down.

GetOverTheBar

Quote from: tonto1888 on September 21, 2018, 01:29:05 PM
Quote from: Brick Tamlin on September 21, 2018, 10:42:22 AM
What was Conor Meylers contribution that was so tellin?

I'm amongst a lot of swearing he said it was deliberate

Wouldn't pay much attention to Conor Meyler - reckons he recovered from a broken leg in 4 weeks.


trailer

See that mouth Kieran yerra Donaghy yerra on the Late Late show yerra, Kerry, yerra, cute hoor yerra.

BennyCake

Quote from: trailer on September 21, 2018, 10:41:15 PM
See that mouth Kieran yerra Donaghy yerra on the Late Late show yerra, Kerry, yerra, cute hoor yerra.

What did Ryan Tubridy think of that?

BennyHarp

Statement by Edendork. Watch what you're saying fellas.  :o

*************EDENDORK GAC STATEMENT**************

Edendork St Malachy's GAC would firstly like to take this opportunity to wish Sean Cavanagh a speedy recovery following a very unfortunate incident that occurred during Saturday's Championship Match.

We as a club would like to advise that we have been deeply disappointed by the aspersions cast upon our players and club in respect of this incident. It is quite clear that a blind trial by media has occurred in relation to this matter, causing the individual player and the Club a great deal of vexation. It should be noted that this was a collision that occurred during the course of play and in plain view of the referee and match officials whilst the ball was in play. No sanction or disciplinary action ensued at that time.

Edendork GAC would like to state firmly that it is the opinion of the Club and individual player that this was an accidental and unfortunate collision and we hold any suggestion to the contrary as being defamatory.

The Club wishes to add that they are gravely disappointed by any media publication linking this incident to an overarching suggestion of an endemic problem of violence in Tyrone football.

The Club warns that the individual player and club are taking legal advice in respect of comments published on social media inferring and expressly stating that this was a deliberate act. The Club and individual player will meet any inferred or express statement with the robustness required to ensure that the Club and player's reputations are protected.

The player involved states resolutely that this was not an intentional or malicious act but an accident. We as a Club support this position and ask that people take a few moments to think before casting any insult or contempt towards the individual player or the Club.

We hope this draws a line under what was a competitive encounter on Saturday against Moy GFC and emphasise that we hope to see Sean back playing for his club as soon as possible.
That was never a square ball!!

trailer

Can't believe any self respecting GAA person would go on that show unless they were getting paid? Then Kieran has always been about the money, just look at his twitter feed promoting his sponsored cars, writing a book, yerra etc yerra.

Interestingly, Edendork wait 6 days before coming out with their statement. Why the wait?

Anyone seen any good DVD's lately?

BennyCake

Lads, what the f**k does 'yerra' even mean? I have never heard that word spoken in my life.

Beffs


Itchy


Never beat the deeler

Quote from: Itchy on September 21, 2018, 11:52:52 PM
Quote from: Beffs on September 21, 2018, 11:28:58 PM
It's a Kerryism.

Or arrah in the western counties

Not sure about the usage of yerra, but arragh is a great phrase.

It can be used to dismiss anything that you disagree with /don't like / understand. It can be put with most words to make a complete sentence.

"That was a terrible brawl in the Tyrone club game"
"Arragh brawl"

"I was reading about it in the Independent"
"AAAARAaagh Independent"

"Eamon Dunphy was talking about it on his podcast"
"AAAAARAAAAAAAGGHHHH Dunphy"

Hasta la victoria siempre

Rossfan

Davy's given us a dream to cling to
We're going to bring home the SAM

Jim Bob

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Quote from: BennyHarp on September 21, 2018, 11:04:33 PM
Statement by Edendork. Watch what you're saying fellas.  :o

*************EDENDORK GAC STATEMENT**************

Edendork St Malachy's GAC would firstly like to take this opportunity to wish Sean Cavanagh a speedy recovery following a very unfortunate incident that occurred during Saturday's Championship Match.

We as a club would like to advise that we have been deeply disappointed by the aspersions cast upon our players and club in respect of this incident. It is quite clear that a blind trial by media has occurred in relation to this matter, causing the individual player and the Club a great deal of vexation. It should be noted that this was a collision that occurred during the course of play and in plain view of the referee and match officials whilst the ball was in play. No sanction or disciplinary action ensued at that time.

Edendork GAC would like to state firmly that it is the opinion of the Club and individual player that this was an accidental and unfortunate collision and we hold any suggestion to the contrary as being defamatory.

The Club wishes to add that they are gravely disappointed by any media publication linking this incident to an overarching suggestion of an endemic problem of violence in Tyrone football.

The Club warns that the individual player and club are taking legal advice in respect of comments published on social media inferring and expressly stating that this was a deliberate act. The Club and individual player will meet any inferred or express statement with the robustness required to ensure that the Club and player's reputations are protected.

The player involved states resolutely that this was not an intentional or malicious act but an accident. We as a Club support this position and ask that people take a few moments to think before casting any insult or contempt towards the individual player or the Club.

We hope this draws a line under what was a competitive encounter on Saturday against Moy GFC and emphasise that we hope to see Sean back playing for his club as soon as possible.

So they want to draw a line under this yet they don't because they will meet any inferred or express statement with robustness required .......etc etc. The recorded audio which circulated widely during the week has thrown the gauntlet down. Will they  take the alleged speaker to court.?????????

tonto1888

I suppose if they feel that strongly about it they should do. Maybe Ewan McKenna too

square_ball

MacKenna deleted all his tweets very quickly last week. I'd say he was given a similar legal warning to the above statement.