
Corks Sports Sunday 06/09 Na Piarsaigh Manager Christy Connery post match v Killeagh
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Cork’s Sports Sunday with Rory Burke — Corks Sports Sunday 06/09 Na Piarsaigh Manager Christy Connery post match v Killeagh. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It was a combo here and back up the performance that we probably gave against my two weeks ago. Again, it was kind of important to do that, it gave us a lot of confidence in the last, the old and we carried out true to today. To get the scores that we got was very good at it, to be able to put 1-27 on the board today was fantastic. But again, those four challenges ahead, we have to face up to that too. Nobody would be looking forward to playing here, high scoring team, 1-27 here, 32 points to last. That's a great one Tom. It is. I mean, it can inoxin underhead what we've been doing all year, probably reading the show daily, we weren't getting score in the tournament, so we were struggling to get scores. But something is clicked and it's working and we get it in confidence, probably it's a big factor there as well. You know, like when you get a good performance and a good result and you're getting your scores, I think it kind of flows and goes maybe once, maybe if the world, you know, lacking confidence, you know, you're going to have to go a little bit more, you know, to go a little bit more to the bottom. And in many ways was today more pleasing.
I know you came from a deficit the last 10, one by 10 points, but when you look across the R and terms of solid, controlled game management performances, does it take probably more boxes for you? I think it does. I think, you know, probably for my game, you know, been tunneling, playing soul now after 20 minutes, it was kind of like, you know, helped us get there after, I think we could see it all like Winner Boston at that stage. I think today was far better. I thought, yeah, look, you know, it was close at the start and, and, you know, both teams were getting scores, but there was a sense of control there at the same time, you know, like we seem to be, you know, marking well, we seem to be, you know, covering the track side double against us quite well, but at the same time, then we were creating opportunities that everyone in the field. So probably from a team perspective, we thought it was better, you know, so our players from front to back were actually, and back to what we're doing quite well, and I think that was good. And I suppose in every performance, Chris, there's going to be style names and we saw the last day, of course, guys put their hand up and today Kevin Mineran, what a performance, six points from open play. Yeah, XXN, I mean, Kevin has great ability.
I mean, for the last couple of years, he's been playing wing back with us. But recently we decided that maybe that may be a change of position we've been for him and it has the guy wants to be up there. He wants to be up scoring. He's that kind of in his, in his, in his main sense, and we said, look, why not? He's a big guy. He's built carefully as good as a good hand in him. And he can't score, you know, and he's, he's dead. He's a handful of front, he's any back, back lane. So, you know, like we want the place to see that today from him. As you say, he is capable of doing it and look what field drive on for again. And a great friend maybe after disappointing day out the first day against Aaron Zorn, who you've faded a bit in the second half. The way you kick down again today is really, really encouraging and the team kind of closed the game more impressively. Yeah, I think, look, I mean, look, like this championship, like the way that this set up, like you've three group games, I suppose the, the ultimate is, you know, the main goal to start is to get all your group, you know, and we've done that. So, I think maybe, you know, the first game, it might have come a bit too soon for us, I thought, to be honest, you know, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, the number of injuries as well, which probably didn't help us.
And I think a lot of the guys that missed the Aaron Zorn game have no come back into the fold. So, we, we probably have a better selection of goals available to us at the moment. And I think that, you know, that, you know, competition for players is good. I mean, the training is, is, is, has kind of gone up a couple of matches as well, and you can see it under field efforts. It'll be a good weekend training this week, you have two weeks now to the quarter final. Yeah, I should look, I mean, any time you win, like you'd always look forward to going back to training the next night again, and that was the one team that we said to the guys as well, looked at, you know, we want to be back again and choose a night to get ready for the next round of the championship. And, and that was a challenge we gave, guys, and I think, you know, that's what everybody wants to be. You want to be holding it, the business center of, of the year, you know, like, you know, more, more qualified in the stage, we wanted to be there, and notice the case of driving unfold again.
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