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Wingbackassassin wrote: ↑Sun May 17, 2026 10:47 am

greenairfield wrote: ↑Sun May 17, 2026 10:22 am On what grounds would they hammer Dublin?

Dublin already qualified and Kilkenny must win in order to qualify.

Dublin are not qualified for the Leinster final.

Brilliant win. Eoghan Cahill was absolutely outstanding.

However, the Dublin result has sapped some of the air from things.

Barring another Dublin win over KK, we'll be finishing our year against an already relegated Kildare and bowing out on 6 points.

Offaly must get to 6 points and hope Galway down Dublin and for a winner in the Dublin-Kilkenny match OR Dublin to win both games.

Other than those outcomes, we'd fall just short on scoring difference.

It's a possibility which wasn't expected at the start of the year, most of us were looking down ...

7/7 Losses. Can’t remember that happening us or to too many before.

You’ll still have Corrigan and the likes saying “injuries”. What injuries now? We’ve nearly everyone back bar Flynn, Furlong and Bryant. What county doesn’t have a few injuries.
Consolation scores and teams easing off when the ...

The dog on the street does not know the team.

You know it because you know a player.

Other people know players too and know the team early but they don’t get their phone out and deliberately try to undermine the team and management by revealing the actual team.

If you call yourself an Offaly ...

The dog on the street does not know the team.

You know it because you know a player.

Other people know players too and know the team early but they don’t get their phone out and deliberately try to undermine the team and management by revealing the actual team.

If you call yourself an Offaly ...

Plenty of encouragement to take from the first half. Slow starts have been a huge problem for us this year so it was nice to be still in a game at halftime.

The second half was quite poor. Two points down and playing with the wind, you’d have felt quietly confident we could come away with something ...

The more you think about the result, the worse it gets.

As far as I can see, 2-25 is the biggest tally conceded in any league game across all four divisions this year.

0-08 is the lowest tally scored in any league game across all four divisions this year.

We have the worst scoring difference ...

One of the worst Offaly performances in recent memory.

If it was all about population then explain why Wicklow with double Offaly’s population are division 4 in football and division 3 in hurling?

Population is only one part of the jigsaw.

Tradition and structures are of co-equal importance.

That’s perfectly fair, I think you’re entitled to think that. I suppose two things can be true, I think yes we were bound to be way weaker without a lot of our main players, but I would love for the management to really have done something with some of the players that were there so that the squad ...

Snotser123 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 15, 2026 11:16 pm If a petty hatred for a manager stops you going to a game instead of supporting lads giving up there social lives and time for most of the year that says more about you than the set up

I was at the game to support the players.

Managers will come and go.

No Iv stated previously I disagree with management on certain decisions ....the obvious ones , Dempsey , sawyer etc etc....sawyer and Murphy not being from the county of course is a sore point and I get that totally...im totally in agreement with folks on these points ..also totally believe people ...

Didn't get to game so interested in what people think. On radio it said there were only 1200 people there, with majority from Cork. That is truly disappointing and should be of concern to county board. An attendance that low in a Div 2 home game is fairly brutal and not good for brand Offaly GAA ...

The scoreline flattered us today
I missed the first 20 mins was at a funeral
But to honest cork are a different class to us .
We keep going on about injuries and non selection and personal dislikes
3 games no goals
The management have to take responsibility.
It's like watching the talteann cup ...