Mayo GAA Discussion - Part 4

naughto

Same team as last week named
It's in eir by the looks of things not on gaago

Kalyke

naughto wrote: »

Same team as last week named
It's in eir by the looks of things not on gaago

Shame Eir Sports is shutting down.

seligehgit

Bench

Rory Byrne
Jack Coyne
Colm Boyle
Fergal Boland
James McCormack
Eoghan McLaughlin
Stephen Coen
Aidan Orme
Conor Loftus
Bryan Walsh
Darren Coen

km79

Mad west for me today

seligehgit

Ben Doyle
Eoghan McLaughlin
Conor Loftus start

Blackjack

Making hard work of this.

seligehgit

Enjoyable first half of football.

Ref applied the new rule correctly on the goal scoring chance.

Ben Doyle struggled in the corner.

Tommy Conroy has been very quiet.

Nonetheless we've played some decent by football,showing patience and using the full width of the pitch and letting the shooters do the business.

The half back line has been very impressive,ditto Matthew Ruane,Conor Loftus and Ryan O Donoghue.

Heslin and O Toole are as expected causing us plenty of headaches.

blowitupref

seligehgit wrote: »

Ref applied the new rule correctly on the goal scoring chance.

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Even in the old rules that would have been a penalty and black card.

seligehgit

Hats off to Paddy Durcan.

Superb display.

Nervy ending.

Cillian's game intelligence was essential in closing out the game.

Better second half for Tommy.

Crucial save by Robbie,a resurgent Boyler can count himself a lucky boy no penalty was rewarded.

Ownership of the number one jersey seems to have instilled Robbie with a great sense of confidence.Good day at the office.

Heslin was very hot and cold with his shooting.

Good cameo from Bryan Walsh and a few minutes game time for Jack Carney.

Green&Red

km79 wrote: »

Mad west for me today

Same


Declan Reilly on co-com I think, not sure I’d agree with a lot of what he says

Fowler87

Paddy Durcan was immense today.

Blackjack

Fowler87 wrote: »

Paddy Durcan was immense today.

Rarely has a bad day, the same lad.

yop

Good solid win again. You always feel we will react well which we did.
Matty ruane, durcan immense.
Think K McLaughlin, Boyle, COC really settled us.

Jordan Flynn has a bit of work to do, strong lad but a little head less at times.
Doyle struggled but only young.

Westmeath gave us a really tough run out.

padd b1975

Green&Red wrote: »

Same


Declan Reilly on co-com I think, not sure I’d agree with a lot of what he says

Who is that guy?

Certainly likes the sound of his own voice.

homewardbound11

Well done to the mayo ladies .
Tough match and we’re unlucky to have two sinbins .positives were winning with 6 points down with 15 to go . Rachel kearns is some footballer . The blending in of the old and new has a bit more work to do .

On the men’s . We should have put the game out of sight but leaving 2 on 2 in the backs is always going to be a shoot out .
Overall paddy durcan was good . Some of our big guns were off pace today .
A win is a win .

Green&Red

The women were excellent, I thought they were dead and buried at six points down

I’d say you’d hate playing against Kearns, just nasty ala Cillian, galway taking the free at the end was a prime example, just being an out and out pest. She nearly took the net off with the penalty too

flasher0030

Green&Red wrote: »

The women were excellent, I thought they were dead and buried at six points down

I’d say you’d hate playing against Kearns, just nasty ala Cillian, galway taking the free at the end was a prime example, just being an out and out pest. She nearly took the net off with the penalty too

Seems like a really nice lady. She was interviewed afterwards. I wouldn't label a player nasty just because they are trying to stop the opposition taking a quick free in the last minute. I would expect any player to do the same.

I'd never heard of Rachael Kearns. Seems like a wonderful talent. Excelling at soccer too. From what I can see on the GAA, she played in goal, defense and now forwards for Mayo.

km79

Kerry are still as bad at the back as they are good in the forwards

nialler1978

Can someone explain to me why the Kerry goal didn’t stand?

km79

nialler1978 wrote: »

Can someone explain to me why the Kerry goal didn’t stand?

Ref had already blown his whistle for free in
Otherwise would have been a free out seen as he took around 10 steps

nialler1978

km79 wrote: »

Ref had already blown his whistle for free in
Otherwise would have been a free out seen as he took around 10 steps

Someone on the Kerry thread saying it was because of a change to the advantage rule? What’s the change.

irishgeo

nialler1978 wrote: »

Someone on the Kerry thread saying it was because of a change to the advantage rule? What’s the change.

https://punditarena.com/gaa/daniel-hussey/gaa-rule-changes-allianz-national-league/

yop

So the foul on the kerry lad was a free and not a black yet it was more of a goal chance than what Diarmuid was blacked and pen given. I'm at a complete loss on it.
As someone said, all the forward needs to go do is ensure they get into the run line of the defender and hook them with their arm or leg and go down at this rate. If this is club games I pity the referees.

RedDevil55

yop wrote: »

So the foul on the kerry lad was a free and not a black yet it was more of a goal chance than what Diarmuid was blacked and pen given. I'm at a complete loss on it.
As someone said, all the forward needs to go do is ensure they get into the run line of the defender and hook them with their arm or leg and go down at this rate. If this is club games I pity the referees.

I don't think Diarmuid should have been black carded. It was a genuine attempt to tip the ball away. He just caught the player on the hip instead.

Blackjack

yop wrote: »

So the foul on the kerry lad was a free and not a black yet it was more of a goal chance than what Diarmuid was blacked and pen given. I'm at a complete loss on it.
As someone said, all the forward needs to go do is ensure they get into the run line of the defender and hook them with their arm or leg and go down at this rate. If this is club games I pity the referees.

it's a bit of a disaster of a rule alright. Makes the job of the referee even more difficult. I can see what they were trying to do with it but given how inconsistently rules are applied by refs in the same game never mind different refs in different games, it's going to be quite controversial. From what I saw in the Dubs v Kerry game, both penalties could have qualified for the black card/penalty but the ref decided not to. The Second penalty was certainly black card territory but I reckon the ref felt because he only gave a yellow the other end, he couldn't give one out on the second occasion.

Not sure why they feel the need to continually tinker with the rules each year TBH. Is it a case that they now feel they have to introduce a rule change every year?. I don't think the rules of play are near the biggest issue facing the GAA at the moment. They would be better concentrating their efforts on structures and parity.

yop

Blackjack wrote: »

it's a bit of a disaster of a rule alright. Makes the job of the referee even more difficult. I can see what they were trying to do with it but given how inconsistently rules are applied by refs in the same game never mind different refs in different games, it's going to be quite controversial. From what I saw in the Dubs v Kerry game, both penalties could have qualified for the black card/penalty but the ref decided not to. The Second penalty was certainly black card territory but I reckon the ref felt because he only gave a yellow the other end, he couldn't give one out on the second occasion.

Not sure why they feel the need to continually tinker with the rules each year TBH. Is it a case that they now feel they have to introduce a rule change every year?. I don't think the rules of play are near the biggest issue facing the GAA at the moment. They would be better concentrating their efforts on structures and parity.

I think thats all it is at this stage, the offensive mark is another farce the more I see of it again this year.

Watching the Galway game yesterday you can see how Shane Walsh "won" his free by pushing his leg into the Roscommon defender. So in say the connacht final that he does the same thing to one of our main lads when he is inside the 13, then the outcome could be the complete turning point of the game for us.

The main issue they haven't addressed is what we faced and again watching some of those games over the weekend is the blanket defenses.
In our game, Kerrys, Tryones, Donegals, Galways each game had more than one occurrence of all outfield players inside the half and even the 45 yr lines.
This just leads to packets of play where the balls is going back and over the pitch.

TBH I think that is the best I've seen us against blanket defenses in the last 10 years with some really good possession and long range scores.

dobman88

yop wrote: »

So the foul on the kerry lad was a free and not a black yet it was more of a goal chance than what Diarmuid was blacked and pen given. I'm at a complete loss on it.
As someone said, all the forward needs to go do is ensure they get into the run line of the defender and hook them with their arm or leg and go down at this rate. If this is club games I pity the referees.

It's being trialled in the county game this year and will only come into the club game in 2022 if the rule is kept. Really hope it gets binned asap tbh

seligehgit

Mayo legend Paddy Prendergast the last surviving member of the 1951 team features on IMayo TV Show Sky Channel 191 with Henry McGlade this Thursday evening from 19.00 in a special episode filmed at his home in Tralee.The episode also features contributions from Donie O'Sullivan Kerry's first All Star and Cork's Dinny Long.

Green&Red

I see our friend in London is back under the guise of the Mayo senate. Some fairly outrageous claims made in their “release”

Coillte_Bhoy

Green&Red wrote: »

I see our friend in London is back under the guise of the Mayo senate. Some fairly outrageous claims made in their “release”

Information overload here, :rolleyes: any chance of a link?