The future of Cork hurling clubs | Tomás Mulcahy

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
  • Former Cork hurler Tomás Mulcahy addresses the worrying club scene in Cork on Off The Ball Breakfast.
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  • @colmancooney9213
    @colmancooney9213 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    Rugby is beginning to take over in Cork. Hurling is struggling since the player strikes. Cork needs to come back to the old style Cork hurling. Skill and technique isn't a problem in Cork, its the physical side and the brains are the issue. Too many games nowdays, a players backside is their most important weapon, we need to go back to the 80s style, fast, psycical, onetouch ground hurling. In recent years, our players are far to standoffish. If we have to get clubs to join together, well then, so be it.
    There was once a time when Cork hurling was the envy of the country.
    It can be again

  • @Kevin-lf4xx
    @Kevin-lf4xx 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    City hurling in Cork is in a very poor state. The County Board have watched the decline over the years and did nothing about until recently with the advent of development squads. They need to put full time coaches into the schools .They would have been far better building all weather pitches around the whole of the city and county instead of putting money into a whole elephant so the young players would have somewhere to develop their skills throughout the whole year.

  • @DonalODonovan-u6e
    @DonalODonovan-u6e 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Him and his club had an opportunity to rectify this situation a few years ago just lip service he talks the talk and that's about it