charlie1980 wrote: » A good interview with Eugene MacHale,a former Mayo footballer in today's Indo. Sadly,Eugene sums up what a lot of Mayo people feel about the cabal of certain players that exist in the county football setup.
charlie1980 wrote: » Brady fears a divided Mayo It's a very good point made by David,the pressure has been ramped up on this Mayo group for 2017.Can Rochford keep a lid on it and keep a unified and loyal group?Will their be leaks from players to the media?This issue is going to haunt them unless they win Sam. There is no doubt about it,Holmes and Connelly have detonated a bomb that is causing consternation within the county.Surely a public statement from Rochford is required to steady the ship.Interesting times for Mayo football.
mayo.mick wrote: »
Fr Tod Umptious wrote: » They are under no more pressure than they were in 2016. In 2016 they had to prove a lot more than they have to in 2017. No Mayo player or manager has to give any statement about anything to anyone.
MayoAreMagic wrote: » I think it can be taken as gospel that everyone sees through your, frankly, pretty bog-standard attempts to wind people up. Although you are obviously a fan of idle talk. Maybe you could explain Eoghan O'Gara's outburst at the banquet in October and subsequent absence from the Mansion house and Smithfield for the homecoming celebrations? You would have thought the rest of his squad and indeed his management team would have had a bit of backbone to do something about it? He has since been talking about next year. Obviously gavin wasn't man enough to drop him from the squad, or maybe he didn't have the say?
MayoAreMagic wrote: » cold calling auld lads and cherry picking quotes from them for their own ends .
charlie1980 wrote: » Mayo is a county which has drowned in self-pity for the last 20 years.Instead of players like Aid an O'Shea wanting to be a minor celebrity,he and a few others who have failed to deliver on the big day should put all their energy into their own performance.That is what football is about.They have the cart before the horse.Everything follows from winning. Colm O'RourkeI don't know if it's the true picture but there's an attitude about Mayo players-and I don't want to come across as nasty,but you get this vibe through the grapevine-I don't know is it cocky or what is it.They have this chip on their shoulder still and they're bullish about what people say and think about them. Tomas O SE Great stuff from the two lads and a lot of Mayo folk are in agreement with those sentiments.Rochford needs to get a grip on things now,deal with the issue of said cabal of players ,ruthlessly for the good of Mayo football.
Kalyke wrote: » Would you ever eff off and have a Merry Christmas for yourself. Good man.
charlie1980 wrote: » Charming! I take it you disagree,would you care to expand on your point? Btw season greetings to you sir.
rrs wrote: » Rochford has to show who is boss in 2017. Horan dropped Mortimer. If needs be, O Shea and whoever else should be dropped too.
rrs wrote: » Yes he did ,but the after the outburst by H & C it might make Rockford think twice ,of it happening again. Merry Christmas
The Talking Bread wrote: » In fairness............69 Boards Posts.........52 directly related to Mayo (yes, I did take 2 minutes to count!) Unless you have a few accounts, one of which you use to talk about your own county, that is mental obsession!!
charlie1980 wrote: » So?THe majority of my posts are about Mayo GAA,what of it? You my friend have made nearly 9000 posts since July 2015 and is talking about mental obsession,you are having a giraffe! You are playing the man and not the ball.May I suggest you adhere to the substantiative issues of the debate.