naughto wrote: » Harrison out for the Sligo game pulled his hamstring
glack wrote: » I never fully understand all the criticism of Aidan. Sure, he frustrates me at times running into tackles etc but he brings something to the team that none of the other players bring. His physicality and raw power terrify opposition teams. So much so he gets a lot of "special treatment". We really missed him while he was injured (as well as Seamus) as they bring some serious power and he diverts attention away from other forwards. If he was just a bit quicker to pop the ball off to a teammate.... Without him we're a much weaker team. That's the only thing that matters. Yes, he's fond of media attention but does anyone honestly think it affects his performance?[/QUOTE] I do not believe the media work affects his performance levels in the slightest but he has yet to perform the ultimate of performances on the day that matters.. Ask Ireland final day. Concur with all your other sentiments expressed.We are much weaker without him,he is targeted for a lot of special treatment. His lack of mobility and ability to last seventy minutes limit his effectiveness.He can be such a frustrating player to watch.
Barlett wrote: » Sure the only games he plays well in are the ones that Mayo win - bit like Colm Cooper according to Joe Brolly :rolleyes::rolleyes:
kilns wrote: » The difference between guys who get media exposure is that they have all performed when it mattered the most can any Mayo fan say that O'Shea has done that when they needed him the most
Bambi wrote: » Did Aidan not have a new haircut to promote?
jr86 wrote: » kilns wrote: » He cant actually resist the limelight despite never doing anything of note to be actually in it Really? Says some joe soap posting on an internet forum Aidan O'Shea is one of the top intercounty footballer for one of the top teams in the country. He's done far more to help Mayo win an All Ireland (and fans achieve their dream) than anyone on this forum put together He's dead right to go out and get a few handy quid for himself
kilns wrote: » He cant actually resist the limelight despite never doing anything of note to be actually in it
casscass4444 wrote: » Top teams win prizes and top players stand out for good reason.manys the big match day o shea was anonymous. The consistency you would expect from a top intercounty footballer as you refer to him was never there.hit and miss bud and o shea is only out to feather his own nest the most of the time.A back seat manager,garden patch superstar and a missing person come match day.tired from carrying around a big head he's too tired to kick a ball
jr86 wrote: » Really? Says some joe soap posting on an internet forum Aidan O'Shea is one of the top intercounty footballer for one of the top teams in the country. He's done far more to help Mayo win an All Ireland (and fans achieve their dream) than anyone on this forum put together He's dead right to go out and get a few handy quid for himself
charlie14 wrote: » I have nothing against any inter county lad making a few bob on the side, but if I was his manager or one of his team mates I wouldn`t be thanking him for re-opening that can of worms while doing it with the championship just around the corner.
naughto wrote: » New York to beat Sligo this evening what do we reckon
Audioslaven wrote: » I think the media like interviewing him and he likes this so if he says anything it gets into the paper. Granted he was at an event but I do agree he needs to be a bit smarted than this and just focus on his football. It is crazy he even engaged into the conversation on this can of worms when he had nothing to gain
kilns wrote: » Both Brehany and O'Shea are as bad as each other.? Why did O'Shea feel the need to comment on it, he could have said no comment its over and done with but he cant resist the limelight.
Call me Al wrote: » Breheny comes across as a man who is completely obsessed with Mayo football and who has a real axe to grind with the team. He really needs to get a grip. I saw that article and just rolled my eyes and said to myself, ah here not this sh!te again. Talk about flogging a dead horse. It's personal against the team at this stage which isn't nice to read even for a neutral. Paper never refused ink though and I suppose some changing rooms will just lap it up.
Jayop wrote: » That article was the biggest butt hurt load of tripe I've seen written in t a long time. It's amazing how many of these journalists and pundits that are literally paid to stick the boot in time and time again have such incredibly thin skin if anyone dares to call them up on it. The saddest thing about it is that the rest of their buddies will circle the wagon around them too.
charlie14 wrote: » What did AOS think he was doing going there in the first place. He has been around long enough now to know journalists were going to ask about it the first opportunity they got. The official line from the Mayo county board and management at the time was no comment, so why he now has to go and open up the can of worms again is just stupid.