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Mayo GAA Discussion Part 2

  • 02-09-2015 10:01pm
    #1
    rebel girl 15
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    New thread continued from here.

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  • #2
    yop
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    Can I abuse myself! :D

    Okay, the last time a new thread was started before an AI semi final was 1951. So this is our year.

    From the last thread:
    Appeal is tomorrow night. I expect he will get off, same as Keane. It set a precedent and a wrong one in my opinion so we just have to get on with it.
    Any word on Vaughan or Clarke? Any other players carrying knocks.
    I can't see Drake starting again on Saturday.


  • #3
    ColeTrain
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    New thread

    000b0b00-642.jpg


  • #4
    yop
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    ColeTrain wrote: »
    New thread

    000b0b00-642.jpg

    Truly stunning picture of Dublin Joe, thanks! :D


  • #5
    Ascii
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    yop wrote: »
    Can I abuse myself! :D

    Okay, the last time a new thread was started before an AI semi final was 1951. So this is our year.

    From the last thread:
    Appeal is tomorrow night. I expect he will get off, same as Keane. It set a precedent and a wrong one in my opinion so we just have to get on with it.
    Any word on Vaughan or Clarke? Any other players carrying knocks.
    I can't see Drake starting again on Saturday.

    I feel that after them being somewhat lenient on Cooper and McMahon and not citing them, they might make an example outta Connolly. If they do let him off it will totally undermine the referees of the country.
    One thing is sure, Kinsella will be card happy the next day. Will deffo try and set down a marker. Some players will deffo miss the final IMO


  • #6
    wirelessdude01
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    Team announced, same as the one that started on Sunday.


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  • #7
    yop
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    Ascii wrote: »
    I feel that after them being somewhat lenient on Cooper and McMahon and not citing them, they might make an example outta Connolly. If they do let him off it will totally undermine the referees of the country.
    One thing is sure, Kinsella will be card happy the next day. Will deffo try and set down a marker. Some players will deffo miss the final IMO

    2 ways to look at it. Or maybe 3!
    Keane slapped a lad, yes he was provoked. But he got a red and it should have stuck.
    Connolly was provoked, he reacted, he punched and he got red. He will get off the same as Keane and in my opinion if Keane got off he should.

    If he plays then he will be a marked man, the lads will try to rise him and the minute he does then he is fupped. Same with Cooper and Philly and the same with COC. Maybe AOS to a lesser extent. And Keegan I think will need to be on good behavior.

    He will be card happy indeed and in a way he needs to get it right from the off, the players will be testing him to see how far they can go.
    I think we won't see as many reds or blacks and the players will have to behave.

    We might actually see a more open game, who this suits I don't honest know.

    I predicted a draw the other day, I am going for ET on this one.
    We honestly cannot play as bad in the 1st half, Dublin should't be as poor for the 2nd, so what gives, I don't know.

    We need our forwards to step up, I think Doherty was marshalled majorily, McLoughs need to steps up, DOC will have a big say in the game.


  • #8
    irishgeo
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    the team

    Mayo GAA ‏@MayoGAA 6m6 minutes ago
    Mayo XV: Hennelly, Caff, Vaughan, Higgins, Keegan, Barrett, Boyle, SOS, Parsons, DOC, AOS, McLoughlin, Drake, COC, Doherty. #mayogaa #gaa


  • #9
    Westernyelp
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    irishgeo wrote: »
    the team

    Mayo GAA ‏@MayoGAA 6m6 minutes ago
    Mayo XV: Hennelly, Caff, Vaughan, Higgins, Keegan, Barrett, Boyle, SOS, Parsons, DOC, AOS, McLoughlin, Drake, COC, Doherty. #mayogaa #gaa

    Ya. but not really


  • #10
    yop
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    Westernyelp wrote: »
    Ya. but not really

    So we are thinking that team won't start?
    Clarke in goal maybe, Drake out and who in?
    Will Donie make it?


  • #11
    irishgeo
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    Westernyelp wrote: »
    Ya. but not really

    of course not.

    after the poor return from the forwards in the 1st half i can see a shuffle upfront.


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  • #12
    ColeTrain
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    yop wrote: »
    So we are thinking that team won't start?
    Clarke in goal maybe, Drake out and who in?
    Will Donie make it?

    Donie will struggle to make it I think. Might see Barry Moran in from the start.


  • #13
    PARlance
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    Anyone care to guess the starting 15?


  • #14
    wirelessdude01
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    Reported that the appeal against the red card hasn't been successful.

    Why does everyone want Clarke back in goal for the replay? Personally think Robbie is the better choice for this game anyway.


  • #15
    irishgeo
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    Mr connolly will be watching from the sideline according to this.

    http://www.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-games/gaa-confirm-diarmuid-connollys-match-ban-31498247.html


  • #16
    yop
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    ColeTrain wrote: »
    Donie will struggle to make it I think. Might see Barry Moran in from the start.

    I read an article the other day about Mayo tactic on the kickout. While they were expected to push up it seems that according to the author that Mayo allowed the Dublin player with the least ability to distribute the ball to have it, then they pushed up straight away on him, forcing them to pass the ball back to Cluxton, almost causing Moran to score the goal.
    Was an interesting take.


  • #17
    seligehgit
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    yop wrote: »
    So we are thinking that team won't start?
    Clarke in goal maybe, Drake out and who in?
    Will Donie make it?

    Can't see Drake starting and it's hardly credible that Donie has recovered from that shoulder injury,it appeared quite serious.I'd be expecting Barry Moran to start.


  • #18
    PARlance
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    yop wrote: »
    I read an article the other day about Mayo tactic on the kickout. While they were expected to push up it seems that according to the author that Mayo allowed the Dublin player with the least ability to distribute the ball to have it, then they pushed up straight away on him, forcing them to pass the ball back to Cluxton, almost causing Moran to score the goal.
    Was an interesting take.

    That doesn't make sense, Cluxton was unchallenged for most of the match.


  • #19
    irishgeo
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    seligehgit wrote: »
    Can't see Drake starting and it's hardly credible that Donie has recovered from that shoulder injury,it appeared quite serious.

    a sling and a huge bag of ice. yeah it looked pretty bad.


  • #20
    ColeTrain
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    seligehgit wrote: »
    Can't see Drake starting and it's hardly credible that Donie has recovered from that shoulder injury,it appeared quite serious.

    Connelly said it was a serious knock, so he's going to be doing very well to put himself into contention to start on Saturday. It won't be the type of game for a player not going at full tilt.


  • #21
    tacofries
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    A little teaser for ye all! No matter what the outcome they've done us proud,.. They owe absolutely nothing to us, just to themselves now.

    https://www.facebook.com/mike.gallagher.332/videos/10152982916195997/


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  • #22
    rebel girl 15
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    Appeal denied for Connolly - he will miss the replay


    http://www.breakingnews.ie/sport/other/diarmuid-connolly-to-miss-mayo-replay-after-rejected-appeal-694042.html?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#link_time=1441230420


  • #23
    Kristopherus
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    rebel girl 15 wrote: »
    Appeal denied for Connolly - he will miss the replay


    http://www.breakingnews.ie/sport/other/diarmuid-connolly-to-miss-mayo-replay-after-rejected-appeal-694042.html?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#link_time=1441230420

    You're late !!!! See post 15:)


  • #24
    wirelessdude01
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    Quick question, the panel of 26 has to be submitted by 9am tomorrow. Can Vaughan be replaced by someone after this deadline if indeed he isn't fit?


  • #25
    Cosmo Kramer
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    Obviously no chance of that team starting, really what is the point of team naming process at this stage - they'd be better having each county name their 26 man squad mid-week and then just announce the two teams on the day. That approach works fine in other sports.


  • #26
    naughto
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    yop wrote: »
    Can I abuse myself! :D

    Okay, the last time a new thread was started before an AI semi final was 1951. So this is our year.

    From the last thread:
    Appeal is tomorrow night. I expect he will get off, same as Keane. It set a precedent and a wrong one in my opinion so we just have to get on with it.
    Any word on Vaughan or Clarke? Any other players carrying knocks.
    I can't see Drake starting again on Saturday.
    I'd say u do enough abusing of your senlf as it is yop


  • #27
    yop
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    naughto wrote: »
    I'd say u do enough abusing of your senlf as it is yop

    Now now, "I will find you and I will kill you" ;)

    *btw I'm kidding, its a quote! :D


  • #28
    Ascii
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    Lets throw the team together for Saturday.
    Robbie: Didn't do much wrong the last day
    Chris: Solid display...kept BB fairly well on the leash
    Caff: Good display. Not being threatened to much though
    Keith: Obvious reasons...though was turned awful badly in the first half for the point...so unlike him. The standout number 4 in the country. Should be in line to receive his 4th all star this year.
    Lee: Obvious. Needs to take a step back from the wrestling and let his skill do the talking
    Durcan: Don't think donie will be fit enough. No point chancing him if he has to come off after 20 mins and using a sub. If he is good enough for a run at the end then so be it. Durcan played really well when he did come on.
    Boyler: Great display.
    Parsons: Great game, off loading was a little erratic on some occasions. Ran the legs off himself
    SOS: Not as effective as he usually is. Dublin starved him of the ball which he usually thrives off in the centre of the pitch. Due a big game next week.
    DOC: Played serious football on Sunday. One of the standout players of the day despite getting some unwanted attention. Young footballer of the year award in the bag
    AOS: Obvious reasons. Really starting to mature. Did really well despite the attention. One a couple of occasions he seemed to carry the ball into the tackle too much. Sometimes I think he feels he can just work wonders with the ball and 4 guys hanging off him.. not always the case. There will always be a couple of men free and in better positions.
    Doherty: Was a very good workhorse coming into the game. Deserves his game on this basis. Had a blip the last day, didn't assert himself on the game like he usually can. Am expecting him to be back to normal on Saturday.
    COC: Obsious reasons. ICE cool kicking into a crowded and noisy hill.
    Freezer: Think he will provide that bit of height and muscle and an ability to score. Think with a good delivery of ball he can take some of the pressure of AOS
    Ronaldson: Prob the hardest call..but outta the rest of the forwards I think he can provide an element of danger and live of the scraps from AOS and freezer.

    Think Mcloughlin is for the bench. Aside from Donegal he has failed to find any form from the past 12 months. Half forwards need to be contributing with a couple of points in each game. He seemed totally at sea the last day. I am going against Jim McGuinness who reckons McLoughlin should drop back to support midfield and put Barry big bird in the forwards with AOS for a twin approach. All well and good but I don't thing barry has the scoring ability that freezer has.

    Thoughts anyone ??


  • #29
    Westernyelp
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    irishgeo wrote: »
    of course not.

    after the poor return from the forwards in the 1st half i can see a shuffle upfront.

    Drake Gone, andy may start


  • #30
    wirelessdude01
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    Don't think Andy would have any impact on the game if started.


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  • #31
    irishgeo
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    wirelessdude01 wrote: »
    Don't think Andy would have any impact on the game if started.

    a fantastic impact sub. What a man to bring on with 20 mins to go.


  • #32
    Westernyelp
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    wirelessdude01 wrote: »
    Don't think Andy would have any impact on the game if started.

    Just think he might add a bit of fire, try and get ahead of the Dubs this time, rattle them and push on. who knows


  • #33
    Peanut Butter Jelly
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  • #34
    rebel girl 15
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    drop the fact Connolly isn't playing, over and done with now, focus on the game


  • #35
    superbluedub
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    Blackjack wrote: »
    I'd say you should bring your concern for how people speak of Players from rival counties to the Dublin GAA thread. Air your views there and apply it to all players, not just Dubs.

    thanks for your advice.


  • #36
    seligehgit
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    Ascii wrote: »
    Lets throw the team together for Saturday.
    Robbie: Didn't do much wrong the last day
    Chris: Solid display...kept BB fairly well on the leash
    Caff: Good display. Not being threatened to much though
    Keith: Obvious reasons...though was turned awful badly in the first half for the point...so unlike him. The standout number 4 in the country. Should be in line to receive his 4th all star this year.
    Lee: Obvious. Needs to take a step back from the wrestling and let his skill do the talking
    Durcan: Don't think donie will be fit enough. No point chancing him if he has to come off after 20 mins and using a sub. If he is good enough for a run at the end then so be it. Durcan played really well when he did come on.
    Boyler: Great display.
    Parsons: Great game, off loading was a little erratic on some occasions. Ran the legs off himself
    SOS: Not as effective as he usually is. Dublin starved him of the ball which he usually thrives off in the centre of the pitch. Due a big game next week.
    DOC: Played serious football on Sunday. One of the standout players of the day despite getting some unwanted attention. Young footballer of the year award in the bag
    AOS: Obvious reasons. Really starting to mature. Did really well despite the attention. One a couple of occasions he seemed to carry the ball into the tackle too much. Sometimes I think he feels he can just work wonders with the ball and 4 guys hanging off him.. not always the case. There will always be a couple of men free and in better positions.
    Doherty: Was a very good workhorse coming into the game. Deserves his game on this basis. Had a blip the last day, didn't assert himself on the game like he usually can. Am expecting him to be back to normal on Saturday.
    COC: Obsious reasons. ICE cool kicking into a crowded and noisy hill.
    Freezer: Think he will provide that bit of height and muscle and an ability to score. Think with a good delivery of ball he can take some of the pressure of AOS
    Ronaldson: Prob the hardest call..but outta the rest of the forwards I think he can provide an element of danger and live of the scraps from AOS and freezer.

    Think Mcloughlin is for the bench. Aside from Donegal he has failed to find any form from the past 12 months. Half forwards need to be contributing with a couple of points in each game. He seemed totally at sea the last day. I am going against Jim McGuinness who reckons McLoughlin should drop back to support midfield and put Barry big bird in the forwards with AOS for a twin approach. All well and good but I don't thing barry has the scoring ability that freezer has.

    Thoughts anyone ??

    Good post,yeah Zippy was a tad loose on Brogan in the first half,considering he's the best corner back bar none...he tends to rely on his pace to recover situations where he's a bit off his marker.An essential part of his care free,attack minded nature.

    Lee Keegan really does need to be careful on Saturday,Leroy may face some hostility given his perceived role in Diarmuid Connolly getting his marching orders.

    I've no expectation Donie Vaughan will start,Patrick Durcan will hopefully put in another very solid 70 minutes,great to see a young,relatively inexperienced lad seamlessly integrate into the team.

    Hoping Barry Moran will start,I felt he was well worthy of a start the last day as an additional midfielder if we do push up on the Cluxton kickouts in a zonal fashion.Or place him inside alongside Aidan,that would give the Dublin full back line plenty to think about.

    Jason Doherty had a poor day ay the office but he has'nt turned into a bad player over night and is more than capable of getting a couple of scores,more than a workhorse.Ditto I'd expect a massive performance from Seamie O Shea whose pride would have been wounded by his under par showing on Sunday.

    Definitely agree there is a justification for dropping Kevin McLoughlin and I'd be inclined to start the unfairly malaligned Freezer,he's so much a better player than he's given credit for.He gave Rory O Carroll plenty to think about in 2013 final before the great mystery that was his early substitution occurred.

    Cillian is also likely to receive some close attention post the O Carroll incident and the perception of his been in the ear of the referee constantly.Aidan O Shea is a marked man obviously and largely kept his discipline,hoping he gets some more joy on Saturday.

    Hopefully our management will introduce substitutes a tad earlier this time,crazy to leave it so late to introduce fresh legs.I really think the management erred in presenting Cluxton with uncontested short kickouts in the first half rather than in the majority of cases forcing him to kick long where it might likely have been contested successfully by our midfield.The ultra defensive approach with Aidan ploughing a lone furrow up front and a non existent half forward line from a offensive point of view was depressing to observe and not characteristic of Mayo forward play as we know it.

    Anyhow what's the story with the Dublin walking wounded?Rory O Carroll will probably be fit?Alan Brogan?


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  • #37
    Oldtree
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    Forecast looks good for Saturday evening. My heart is pounding with excitement all the time. I'm gonna be wreaked by the weekend. In 303 :-)


  • #38
    PARlance
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    Just after watching the first half again, wouldn't be as dead set against the tactic of letting them have the short kickout. I would mix it up a little more but it was effective in places.

    Change of mind about Drake too, one daft ball at the start had clouded my judgement, he had a solid half.

    The big negative was McLoughlin, so poor and almost getting in the way at times.

    Big positive was that even though they got limited ball, Aidan & Cillian have the beaten of their men all day. High balls in were ineffective due to poor quality but also the fact that they give time to crowd around Aidan. He's well able to get out in front and it was a lot more fruitful.

    Diarmuid was unreal as was the defensive unit barring a few errors that could have been costly. If Kilkenny went for goal instead of taking his point in the 21st minute we could have been in trouble.


  • #39
    Barlett
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    Looking forward to Saturday, most Dub fans seem content to continue moaning about the whole country being against them and the great injustices thrown at them, my heart bleeds. As we know only to well, moaning doesn't win matches. Hopefully we'll do the job at the weekend.


  • #40
    yop
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    Barlett wrote: »
    Looking forward to Saturday, most Dub fans seem content to continue moaning about the whole country being against them and the great injustices thrown at them, my heart bleeds. As we know only to well, moaning doesn't win matches. Hopefully we'll do the job at the weekend.

    Its a complete replica of us last year with the change of venue yet we were seen as moaners, looking at the various Dublin Fans pages they are as a bitter as a box of lemons, but that won't win them any games.
    Time for us to forget about playing Dublin at their game and concentrate on utilising our own strengths as we did against Donegal.


  • #41
    jmayo
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    Ehh talk about conspiracy theories and the fact not alone do the Dubs always have home advantage, the GAA have reached a new low in aiding them.

    They are going to force Mayo fans to listen to what real Dubs believe to be the greatest band to have ever come out of Dublin. :(

    Yes folks Aslan are being wheeled out.

    It's a crazy world.

    I am not allowed discuss …



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  • #42
    Ascii
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    jmayo wrote: »
    Ehh talk about conspiracy theories and the fact not alone do the Dubs always have home advantage, the GAA have reached a new low in aiding them.

    They are going to force Mayo fans to listen to what real Dubs believe to be the greatest band to have ever come out of Dublin. :(

    Yes folks Aslan are being wheeled out.

    It's a crazy world.

    No way.....They aren't the worst band in the world, a little outdated, but there is a time and a place. and IMO that ain't next Saturday at 4.30pm


  • #43
    cocoman
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    Ascii wrote: »
    No way.....They aren't the worst band in the world, a little outdated, but there is a time and a place. and IMO that ain't next Saturday at 4.30pm

    Practically empty stadium (except the hill) until about 4.45 so !!!!!


  • #44
    PARlance
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    A novel way to get the Dubs out of the Pubs.


  • #45
    Just An Opinion
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    jmayo wrote: »
    Ehh talk about conspiracy theories and the fact not alone do the Dubs always have home advantage, the GAA have reached a new low in aiding them.

    They are going to force Mayo fans to listen to what real Dubs believe to be the greatest band to have ever come out of Dublin. :(

    Yes folks Aslan are being wheeled out.

    It's a crazy world.

    No worries, they're working on having the Saw Doctors for half time to look after those from the wesht! :P


  • #46
    Peist2007
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    yop wrote: »
    Its a complete replica of us last year with the change of venue yet we were seen as moaners, looking at the various Dublin Fans pages they are as a bitter as a box of lemons, but that won't win them any games.
    Time for us to forget about playing Dublin at their game and concentrate on utilising our own strengths as we did against Donegal.

    All helping them forget their team's complete collapse in the past 10 minutes. Dont know how a team that had a number of major decisions go their way can feel aggrieved. I'm sure McQuillan was nervous showing up for Dublin training last night :D


  • #47
    STB.
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    jmayo wrote: »
    Ehh talk about conspiracy theories and the fact not alone do the Dubs always have home advantage, the GAA have reached a new low in aiding them.

    They are going to force Mayo fans to listen to what real Dubs believe to be the greatest band to have ever come out of Dublin. :(

    Yes folks Aslan are being wheeled out.

    It's a crazy world.

    We'd happily have it in McHale Park but you remember what happened the last time we played your there.

    Don't forget your sangwiches. :)


  • #48
    rebel girl 15
    Moderators, Education Moderators, Regional South Moderators Posts: 15,247 Mod ✭✭✭✭rebel girl 15


    Right lads and ladies, a number of people coming in here, who should know better and just posting whatever they want, a lot of it inflammatory and against the charter.

    If it continues in this thread, or any other we will just start banning people. It seems that cards don't seem to work, so we will go straight to bans.

    It is not difficult to have some banter with other counties fans, but when things get personal and snide, we have to step in. A lot of posts on here have been this way recently, and we want posters to be able to enjoy reading and posting on here. So you have been warned!


  • #49
    Squatman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,617 ✭✭✭Squatman


    so who is going to win on Saturday? my money is on Mayo.... again... might throw a punt on for a draw,


  • #50
    rebel girl 15
    Moderators, Education Moderators, Regional South Moderators Posts: 15,247 Mod ✭✭✭✭rebel girl 15


    Squatman wrote: »
    so who is going to win on Saturday? my money is on Mayo.... again... might throw a punt on for a draw,

    I'm sure in the case of a draw it goes to extra time, so be careful!


  • #51
    Squatman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,617 ✭✭✭Squatman


    rebel girl 15 wrote: »
    I'm sure in the case of a draw it goes to extra time, so be careful!

    not in the gambling world AFAIK


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