Mark Rutte

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The Hurling Pod · THE HURLING POD LIVE: Cork And Clare Coast Into Semi-Finals | The Rock Joins The Pod! · 21 Jun 2026 podcast

I'm just using the user's comment.

Okay.

So I think for me, if I was over the Galway team at the minute, which I'm not, I would have checked the Cork book out.

I'd attack their full backline heavily.

I would use legs from the middle against them to go from deep, basically.

Runners from deep.

And I'd pack out the middle.

So what that means is I'd create such a... I wouldn't allow the likes of Fitzgibbon or Healy drop off into these deep channels to collect ball to deliver into the forwards when the forwards are moving freely inside.

I'd make it a very, very heavy contest for Fitzgibbon and Healy in particular.

I'd stick to Barrett and I'd be wrestling them all day.

I'd be taking the runners, the athletes that Cork have, and I'd be trying to take the athletes out of them.

You know, just through physical, you know, conditioning right beside them, contested, you know, aggression, physicality, all things within the laws of the game, use that.

And then while you're, when you have the two down leads in particular, Mark Coleman, you know, make it a battleground in the middle, whereby from positions five through 12, I always reference this, that's packed out and they have to go through you as opposed to hurling you pretty easily.

Hope all that makes sense.

If you do that, you've got a chance because you've got lethal forwards inside.

If you have a man like Nylander Rabbit who can hold,

the big D, you know, inside, by themselves, basically, and have the decisiveness and the strength to do so, you know, it allows people to drop out.

It allows people... That's what Cork have in the likes of Hayes and Bookley and Connolly.

They have people who can hold the big D, they can go laterally, they can go high, they can go in front of them, and then it allows Fitzgibbon and Healy not have to be kind of reassuring and backing up the full forward line too much to come outside and get good ball.

Make it really hard inside for them, you know, in that kind of middle third, you know, which I probably think is...

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