Audioslaven wrote: » Very worried after yesterdays display.They just did not play in the second half. I am not sure did they think the game was over at half time and decided to take it hand. Rochford was very slow to make changes in my opinion. I would have SOS off as I felt he was not playing well and parsons in. His tackling is off as well. Dillon and freeman offered nothing when they came on. Pace is gone from Dillon as well. On the positive, look we got the win and I would imagine it could be hard to get really worked up for Westmeath as they would have felt they were always going to win this. Vaughan/Moran played well as did Barrett when he came in. I would prefer Barrett in the corner with Higgins the other side. They is no hiding from now on so we are gone if the same display is dished out. I would imagine they should improve a lot and we need to drive in the early ball.
ultrapercy wrote: » Andy Moran revival as a starting player is the one major positive of the Rochford era so far. Though Vaughan played very well, Andy was man of the match by a distance for me. I think he must start because he sets the tone for the whole forward line. I don't think he faded in the second half just ball didn't go into him. I think the sweeper system is not working and is actually inhibiting the half back line particularly Keegan who is a shadow of himself this summer. If DOC is fit next week it's a 50 50 game and Mayo have big game experience in spades. Im delighted that they didn't win by 16 or 20 points last night because we've seen that movie before and it doesn't have a happy ending. The players know they have the ability but know they must improve and that's the best place an athlete can be heading into the sharp end of a season.
seligehgit wrote: » Speaking of which I think it's a really stupid rule..the award of a penalty for overcarrying in the large rectangle.Opinions?
naughto wrote: » Was it not for playing the ball outside the square
Your county will once again take to the field in the GAA Football All Ireland Senior Championship Quarter Final at Croke Park on Saturday August 6th. Fixture Details: All Ireland Junior Final- Mayo v Kerry 2pm Quarter Finals: Tyrone v Mayo 4pm Dublin v Donegal 6pm PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: The Bring A Friend option will not be available. Tickets will be allocated to Season Ticket Holders on a random basis in sections 302 - 309. (Due to the large number of Season Ticket holders involved in the fixture).
Oldtree wrote: » Email about season ticket seating for next week
naughto wrote: » Where getting shafted again with the season tickets the dubs season tickets are the same but where getting moved
coniosumadre wrote: » Galway are the new team in Connaught now. The crown has been passed over. Lets hope we slip out by a few points in the next round, and not make a holy show of ourselves in the quarter final a la Mayo.
yop wrote: » Atmosphere was awful and maybe hard to get yourself playing in a graveyard.
cocoman wrote: » What seat did you get?
TCDStudent1 wrote: » Didn't o'connor score 3 points from play? Thought yesterday was one of his better displays this year so perhaps a tad harsh to say he was off colour.
finisklin wrote: » Tyrone will test sweeper system to the hilt. The preparation and ground work that has been invested in this in the games to date will determine if it can succeed or not. I am not convinced if McLoughlin is a defense minded sweeper. He does interchange with Boyler who is a good holding presence and can read the game well. A key requirement. The one thing I like in Keith Higgins is that he is reasonable sound with the ball in contact and difficult to dispossess. With a blanket/zonal defense he has ability to probe and burst through. Yesterday's game wasn't his best by his own standards and willing to reserve judgement on his forward role till after Tyrone. Momentum building and Tyrone rightly favourites. Anyone know if more tickets will be released during the week?
Dublin Upper Tier Season Ticket holders will be seated in the Upper Cusack Stand as normal.
Oldtree wrote: » more from that email, but who would want to sit in the upper CS?
finisklin wrote: » Anyone know if more tickets will be released during the week?
We will be processing payments and allocating your ticket(s) on Tuesday August 2nd and you will then be able to log in to your account and print off your match ticket(s) from 1pm.
gigantic09 wrote: » What do you do though to rectify that?.Only a handful of counties turn out en mass to support their team.Tipp are in an all Ireland semi final and draw as much support as a cake sale for recovering paedophiles.Westmeath support was pathetic and they were ony an Hour and a half up the road from croke park.Cork dont seem to recognize any event that Isn't held in cork and even then they are indecisive.I definitely think it's time to put those final qualifiers as stand alone fixtures in home/away venues.Double headers dont work and its time for the Gaa to recognize this.
Oldtree wrote: » There may be a few opt outs taken up by season ticket holders, and those tickets then released, and from the email it would look like they'll know the opt outs by tuesday @ 1pm
seligehgit wrote: » TBH Oldtree I doubt there'll be too many.
yop wrote: » As for Galway, they should have lost by another 10-15 points. Their peak was against us,
Duffy the Vampire Slayer wrote: » Is today's minor game on tv or radio?
eastmayo wrote: » Is there any word on D o Connor. Will he be ok for next Saturday...also good luck to minors today.cathal horan a big loss today as he received a broken jaw in a challenge match v cork.
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