Mayo GAA Discussion - Part 4

NabyLadistheman

km79 wrote: »

Apparently boyler has done his cruciate

Ah No

Panrich

km79 wrote: »

Apparently boyler has done his cruciate

Very bad news if true. We were holding the Dubs very well until he had to go off. He really has been having a bit of an Indian summer to his career.

blowitupref

km79 wrote: »

Apparently boyler has done his cruciate

hope its not true as at his age (34 this summer) it could be the end of his county career. A true warrior for his county.

Bunny Colvin

blowitupref wrote: »

hope its not true as at his age (34 this summer) it could be the end of his county career. A true warrior for his county.

My first thoughts as well, really hope it's not the case.

lillielad

Feck sake hope to god thats not true, what a warrior he's been.

paddy no 11

Boyle is a warrior alright hope for ye and neutrals it's not the end of his year

Watched some of the Dublin game there 55 mins in doc intercepts a ball I defence runs 50 yards with the ball before turning back and allows the subs defence already a man up to funnel back.
60 mins Stephen coen gets a ball runs 40 yards runs straight into 2 Dublin players and is turned over like taking candy from a baby, seriously who coaches this nonsense

muddle84

paddy no 11 wrote: »

Boyle is a warrior alright hope for ye and neutrals it's not the end of his year

Watched some of the Dublin game there 55 mins in doc intercepts a ball I defence runs 50 yards with the ball before turning back and allows the subs defence already a man up to funnel back.
60 mins Stephen coen gets a ball runs 40 yards runs straight into 2 Dublin players and is turned over like taking candy from a baby, seriously who coaches this nonsense

Doc?

Bunny Colvin

muddle84 wrote: »

Doc?

Diarmuid.

muddle84

Bunny Colvin wrote: »

Diarmuid.

Thanks! Was struggling with that!!!

LeoB

As a Dub the red card decision was very harsh. Yellow yes but never a red.

I have been impressed with Mayo in both games. The young players are very good. O;Hoara has been superb in both games. I think Mayo need to stick with these young lads and encourage them to play off the cuff as much as possible.
I think some teams are over coached and it kills the natural ability some of these lads have.

charlie14

LeoB wrote: »

As a Dub the red card decision was very harsh. Yellow yes but never a red.

I have been impressed with Mayo in both games. The young players are very good. O;Hoara has been superb in both games. I think Mayo need to stick with these young lads and encourage them to play off the cuff as much as possible.
I think some teams are over coached and it kills the natural ability some of these lads have.

You wouldn`t be trying to help the Dubs by encouraging others to play a style of football that the Dubs no longer play now would you.


Dublin stopped playing off the cuff football after losing the 2014 Semi.

charlie14

km79 wrote: »

Apparently boyler has done his cruciate

If true that is a tough break for Boyle. Especially considering his age.

Blackjack

Team named. It’s a very young team.


Mayo will look to get back to winning ways when they travel to Navan to face Meath on Sunday at 2pm.

The team named shows three changes from last weekend's loss to Dublin with James McCormack, Eoin O'Donoghue & Tommy Conroy all starting. The players to miss out are Oisin Mullin, Colm Boyle & Jordan Flynn.

1. Robert Hennelly - Breaffy
2. Padraig O'Hora - Ballina Stephenites
3. James McCormack - Claremorris
4. Brendan Harrison - Aghamore
5. Eoin O'Donoghue - Belmullet
6. Michael Plunkett - Ballintubber
7. Patrick Durcan - Castlebar Mitchels
8. Stephen Coen - Hollymount/Carramore (C)
9. Diarmuid O'Connor - Ballintubber
10. Fergal Boland - Aghamore
11. Ryan O'Donoghue - Belmullet
12. James Durcan - Castlebar Mitchels
13. Tommy Conroy - The Neale
14. James Carr - Ardagh
15. Kevin McLoughlin - Knockmore

Green&Red

paddy no 11 wrote: »

Boyle is a warrior alright hope for ye and neutrals it's not the end of his year

Watched some of the Dublin game there 55 mins in doc intercepts a ball I defence runs 50 yards with the ball before turning back and allows the subs defence already a man up to funnel back.
60 mins Stephen coen gets a ball runs 40 yards runs straight into 2 Dublin players and is turned over like taking candy from a baby, seriously who coaches this nonsense

That was right in front of me

No harm but what exactly would you like him to do? We had one inside forward who was double marked. He had to turn back to get support cause he was f**ked from running 50 yards at full tilt with the ball in the 55th minute.
If he kept going he would have been turned over and you'd be giving out that he ran straight into dublin players.

On a separate note - at one stage Comerford had the ball in 30m of space and soloed it a couple of times, the dubs started getting on his back. The right play was for him to stand there and wait for a mayo player to come to him, taking him out of the game.

seligehgit

Blackjack wrote: »

Team named. It’s a very young team.


Mayo will look to get back to winning ways when they travel to Navan to face Meath on Sunday at 2pm.

The team named shows three changes from last weekend's loss to Dublin with James McCormack, Eoin O'Donoghue & Tommy Conroy all starting. The players to miss out are Oisin Mullin, Colm Boyle & Jordan Flynn.

1. Robert Hennelly - Breaffy
2. Padraig O'Hora - Ballina Stephenites
3. James McCormack - Claremorris
4. Brendan Harrison - Aghamore
5. Eoin O'Donoghue - Belmullet
6. Michael Plunkett - Ballintubber
7. Patrick Durcan - Castlebar Mitchels
8. Stephen Coen - Hollymount/Carramore (C)
9. Diarmuid O'Connor - Ballintubber
10. Fergal Boland - Aghamore
11. Ryan O'Donoghue - Belmullet
12. James Durcan - Castlebar Mitchels
13. Tommy Conroy - The Neale
14. James Carr - Ardagh
15. Kevin McLoughlin - Knockmore

Fair play to Horan.

He's giving youth a chance.

Just got to bring two points home from Navan now.

km79

Good to see Eoin O donoghue in

flasher0030

Green&Red wrote: »

That was right in front of me

No harm but what exactly would you like him to do? We had one inside forward who was double marked. He had to turn back to get support cause he was f**ked from running 50 yards at full tilt with the ball in the 55th minute.
If he kept going he would have been turned over and you'd be giving out that he ran straight into dublin players.

On a separate note - at one stage Comerford had the ball in 30m of space and soloed it a couple of times, the dubs started getting on his back. The right play was for him to stand there and wait for a mayo player to come to him, taking him out of the game.

Ya, I remember that. Looked like he was about to break into a game of
keepy-uppies, and headers to himself. He practically had the whole half of the pitch to himself.

PressRun

Likely to be very stormy on Sunday. Wonder how that will affect things.

irishgeo

PressRun wrote: »

Likely to be very stormy on Sunday. Wonder how that will affect things.

Its away in meath. The worst winds are on the coast.

seligehgit

irishgeo wrote: »

Its away in meath. The worst winds are on the coast.

Is there any chance the game could be called off?

Can't make the under 20s game tomorrow.

It's a strong Mayo team.

The Mayo under 20 team begin their Connacht championship campaign when they face Galway at 2 PM tomorrow in Mac Hale Park.

Manager Mike Solan who is in his 5th year in charge has been able to name 7 players who started the 2019 under 20 Connactht final against Galway.They are Jamie McNicholas,Jack Coyne,Aaron McDonnell,Rory Brickenden,Oisin Mullin,Paddy Goldrick and Paul Towey.

1. Jamie McNicoholas - Kiltimagh
2. Jack Coyne - Ballyhaunis (C)
3. David McBrien - Ballaghaderreen
4. Luke Tunney - Westport
5. Aaron McDonnell - Ballinrobe
6. Rory Brickenden - Westport
7. Enda Hession - Garrymore
8. Oisin Mullin - Kilmaine
9. Jack Carney - Kilmeena
10. Ciaran Gavin - Ballintubber
11. Frank Irwin - Ballina Stephenites
12. Paddy Goldrick - Charlestown
13. James Jennings - Mayo Gaels
14. Mark Moran - Westport
15. Paul Towey - Charlestown

Tough ask against Galway team including the extremely talented James Mc Laughlin and Tomo Culhane if the game goes ahead.

Weather is pretty awful at the moment.

seligehgit

Best of luck to the under 20s today.Gutted I can't make it.

Hopefully they'll bring home the bacon.

All calm on the western front at the moment.

km79

http://twitter.com/RefComeOn/status/1226079957136400385

Weak bench
Higgins must be injured too

naughto

Any word on boyler

km79

naughto wrote: »

Any word on boyler

No news
Which is bad news imo

Coillte_Bhoy

naughto wrote: »

Any word on boyler

Done his cruciate is the rumour, he's devastated

dobman88

seligehgit wrote: »

Is there any chance the game could be called off?
.

Weather is pretty awful at the moment.

Just very windy here in Ashbourne, about 25 minutes from Navan. No rain yet. Unless theres an absolute deluge overnight it will go ahead

seligehgit

Going to penalties in the under 20s.

Mayo 0-14

Galway 1-11

Banner2theend

seligehgit wrote: »

Going to penalties in the under 20s.

Mayo 0-14

Galway 1-11

Unfortunately for you seligehgit the Tribesmen won 3-2 on penos.

TsuDhoNimh

Impressive game from Paul Towey. Nice to see another natural forward with potential pushing through. Unfortunate finish for the lads.

Call me Al

Galway win 3:2 on penalties