Mayo GAA Discussion Part 2

seligehgit · 29-01-2017 04:34PM

We're going to extra time.

29-01-2017 04:40PM

Just a sidenote: localstreaming.club have a note on their facebook page saying that the website has gone down hence the alternative youtube link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfShzUy2AEw

eastmayo · 29-01-2017 04:51PM

Just can't get in front at all.

seligehgit · 29-01-2017 04:52PM

eastmayo wrote: »

Just can't get in front at all.

Kenmare do look the more likely winners. Westport lads appear to be running on empty.

seligehgit · 29-01-2017 05:02PM

What a score!

29-01-2017 05:06PM

Ahead by a point are Westport!

seligehgit · 29-01-2017 05:06PM

Perfect time to hit the front.

29-01-2017 05:09PM

3 mins of extra time in a 10 min half???

2 up now though!

EDIT: Over! Westport 1-10 Kenmare 0-11.

seligehgit · 29-01-2017 05:10PM

Fantastic win for Westport!

eastmayo · 29-01-2017 05:11PM

Absolutely delighted for westport....really deserved to win....now go on and win the all ireland.

Fowler87 · 29-01-2017 05:16PM

Great score to seal the win. They did ride their luck a bit in the 2nd half of ET with the double hop and stone wall free that was given for Kenmare. Deserved win though in awful conditions.

seligehgit · 29-01-2017 05:20PM

There'll be no Leeroy and Kevin Keane available until after St. Patrick's day.

Incredible that Leeroy is oldest player on that Westport team at 27 years of age!

interlocked · 29-01-2017 05:22PM

Final is Feb 19th.

DDC1990 · 29-01-2017 05:27PM

Fowler87 wrote:

Great score to seal the win. They did ride their luck a bit in the 2nd half of ET with the double hop and stone wall free that was given for Kenmare. Deserved win though in awful conditions.

Shambolic refereeing throughout for both sides.

Westport looked by far the stronger team, but Kenmare had it all but wrapped up before the "typical GAA comback penalty" decision.

2 yellow cards for barging, a black card for a shoulder, no free for a shoulder to the chest and 3 minutes aditional time announced and only 2 played!

Neither side deserved to lose that game with Wesport spurning loads of chances, and Kenmare having not been behind all game up to the last 3 minutes of injury time.

29-01-2017 05:32PM

Will be playing St Colmcilles of Meath in the final. They beat Pomeroy Plunketts by 3-11 to 2-13.

seligehgit · 29-01-2017 06:18PM

FBD final result Roscommon 0-15 Galway 2-14

Westernyelp · 29-01-2017 06:29PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Ahead by a point are Westport!

Thanks Yoda :P

PressRun · 29-01-2017 09:34PM

Great win for Westport. They're good defensively, but lacking a bit up front, imo. They should have won the game by more really, given the chances they had. February 19th will be another good day out though.

naughto · 29-01-2017 10:13PM

seligehgit wrote: »

FBD final result Roscommon 0-15 Galway 2-14

Good win for Galway.
I wonder will he rossies being going full hog for the league can't wait to welcome them to castlebar in a few weeks

Audioslaven · 30-01-2017 12:02AM

seligehgit wrote: »

There'll be no Leeroy and Kevin Keane available until after St. Patrick's day.

Incredible that Leeroy is oldest player on that Westport team at 27 years of age!

Unreal. I knew they were young but there is no one better to look up to. I hope they do the business now as it would only be right that a player like Keegan who will always do what is necessary, gets an all Ireland medal.

seligehgit · 30-01-2017 08:33AM

Irish Independent

Aidan O'Shea will miss the start of Mayo's national league campaign because of an ankle injury picked up playing basketball.

Mayo manager Stephen Rochford has confirmed the former All-Star will miss Saturday's clash against Monaghan in Castlebar.

But he is hopeful the 26-year old,who linked up with the EJ's Sligo All-Stars during the winter will recover in time for the trip to play Kerry the following week.

O'Shea wore a moon boot to protect his injured ankle when attending EJ's Sligo All-Stars Division One final loss to Neptune on Saturday night at the National Arena.

Fr Tod Umptious · 30-01-2017 09:09AM

seligehgit wrote: »

Irish Independent

Aidan O'Shea will miss the start of Mayo's national league campaign because of an ankle injury picked up playing basketball.

Mayo manager Stephen Rochford has confirmed the former All-Star will miss Saturday's clash against Monaghan in Castlebar.

But he is hopeful the 26-year old,who linked up with the EJ's Sligo All-Stars during the winter will recover in time for the trip to play Kerry the following week.

O'Shea wore a moon boot to protect his injured ankle when attending EJ's Sligo All-Stars Division One final loss to Neptune on Saturday night at the National Arena.

Mayo players can't stop losing finals can they, regardless of the sport. (I know he as not playing but you get the point)

Hopefully Westport win next month, a few Mayo teams have been to the junior or intermediate finals over the years but never won if I recall, so a win would be nice.

seligehgit · 30-01-2017 09:14AM

Yes Kiltimagh,Ardnaree and Hollymount Carramore as far as I can recall have all chalked up losses in recent years.

Here's hoping the covies can do the business.:D

Fr Tod Umptious · 30-01-2017 09:22AM

seligehgit wrote: »

Yes Kiltimagh,Ardnaree and Hollymount Carramore as far as I can recall have all chalked up losses in recent years.

Here's hoping the covies can do the business.:D

Throw Davitts into that list while we are at it.

seligehgit · 30-01-2017 09:27AM

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

Throw Davitts into that list while we are at it.

Forgot about them..It was on the back of that campaign Colm Boyle got his big breakthrough onto the senior team.

martyos121 · 30-01-2017 09:31AM

Didn't Kiltane lose a final as well a few years back?

MayoAreMagic · 30-01-2017 11:43AM

How many of those losses were against Kerry clubs?

The system Kerry implement make it very unfair on teams from other counties as regards the All Ireland club series for junior and intermediate levels.

They basically have Senior standard clubs competing at Intermediate and Intermediate level clubs at Junior.

naughto · 30-01-2017 12:15PM

seligehgit wrote: »

Irish Independent

Aidan O'Shea will miss the start of Mayo's national league campaign because of an ankle injury picked up playing basketball.

Mayo manager Stephen Rochford has confirmed the former All-Star will miss Saturday's clash against Monaghan in Castlebar.

But he is hopeful the 26-year old,who linked up with the EJ's Sligo All-Stars during the winter will recover in time for the trip to play Kerry the following week.

O'Shea wore a moon boot to protect his injured ankle when attending EJ's Sligo All-Stars Division One final loss to Neptune on Saturday night at the National Arena.

No harm if he was on the side line till may

seligehgit · 30-01-2017 12:19PM

martyos121 wrote: »

Didn't Kiltane lose a final as well a few years back?

Not that I can recall but you may well be correct.:)

statto25 · 30-01-2017 12:20PM

naughto wrote: »

No harm if he was on the side line till may

I'd like to see him left out for an extended period, just to see how we would operate without him. I know Keegan is missing too but if we were to field near strength sides, I'd like to see what we would be like without Aidan involved.

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