Green Peter wrote: » Even if Mayo beat Roscommon when they are eventually beaten they will blame tiredness and all the draws for losing again. The draws were against very average teams and came from dominant positions where they let teams back in. This mayo team has played to 110% of its ability at times in the past to reach finals and that's a credit to them but Mayo's 110% is 90% of what is needed to win an all Ireland. Unfortunately Mayo are now at about 85% of themselves and way short of an all Ireland challenge this year!!
yop wrote: Your posts about us been put to the sword didn't go too well did they? How did your lads do Sunday, Kerry barely had to use a pen knife to continue that 17 year winless streak in Croker in the championship. Galway were embarrassing.
happyoutscan wrote: » I have to say I was pleasantly surprised with the Rossies I met and those around me. Great bunch and good craic, best experience I've had and certainly nice for a change! However that wasn't the case for plenty of other supporters which is an absolute shame. As for the match, we will beat Roscommon next week but that will be about it. The team seems so jaded, it's hard to see where the energy is going to come from, surely the lure of a Kerry team waiting for them can do that? Unfortunately Rochford doesn't seem to be up to the task and his continuation with Caff is absolutely mind-boggling. Absolutely mind-boggling. It's a shame that Kevin Keane is injured as this could have been his year. Not the fastest but a definite improvement on Cafferkey. I'm saying I'm not going to travel but I know I will.
Fr Tod Umptious wrote: » Colm Keys on the podcast thinking that Mayo are disappointed because they did not get a chance to get into the SF a week ahead of their opponent. He thinks they are playing Tyrone or someone from that side of the draw next. Seriously poor from a national journalist. I have children under the age of 8 who knew that the winners of the two games on Sunday play each other next.
PARlance wrote: » I was listening to it as I was nodding off... thought I was dreaming. The other lads didn't exactly jump in to save him. He must have said it a few times too. My 3 & 4 year old know Kerry lie await. The missus being a cute whore herself has been trying to poach at least one. My 3 yo son put her in her place fairly lively
km79 wrote: » Kevin Keane was available last year when caff was injured We ended up playing with no full back rather than play him He is not and never will be an improvement on Caff. I'm still hoping all this games will bring him on. Thought he was better the last day again
happyoutscan wrote: » If you can show me where Caff improved the last day I'd appreciate it. He was hopeless, as he has been since his return.
MaroonAndGreen wrote: » Up early for work and looking at some of the posts about Roscommon fans behaviour on Sunday. As we all witnessed Andy Moran was booed throughout. But let's be honest this isn't new behaviour from Roscommon fans. I'll never forget a young Cillian O'Connor getting horrific booing in the 2011 Connacht Final taking frees and I'll also never forget the digs and abuse I took that day in the terrace in the Hyde and in 2014 too. Classless supporters and always appear to have been IMO. And it deserves to be pointed out. Kerry / Cork, Mayo / Galway, Limerick / Clare. There are them and many more great GAA rivalries but none of them games are marred the way Roscommon fans manage to do by just behaving unsportingly and really against the ethos of the GAA. As a Mayo man I obviously want us to win the replay, and I like McStay. But for them Roscommon fans showing up their county and our province with their sh*te, well I hope we fcking batter them and Andy Moran hits a hat trick. Classless.
km79 wrote: » He was more aggressive and attacked the Ball better He slipped a few times as many did He definitely was better than the game before He was far from hopeless Kevin Keane was dropped last year when we had no other FB option . Rochford decided having no FB was better than playing him FB. We lost the AI replay by a point so we wwnt fairly welll His enforced abscence through injury seems to have improved him no end on some people's eyes .......abscence makes the heart grow fonder and all that At least people have stopped calling for Stephen Coen to be thrown in at FB
keane2097 wrote: » Which podcast is that one ye are talking about?
Stoner wrote: » True but feck it there's about 1 or 2 lads in that Mayo forward line that you'd run through hot coals on the way to goal before attempting to slip them in for a goal. Keegan knows how to score, there's 2 or 3 new defenders in the Mayo squad and zero forwards. For example McLoughlan was a sweeper last year and not bad either by the end of the session, he's a passenger at half-forward imo. Give it a lash change it up. Try something different at no 3 and give Keegan a shot at being a legend. And Corny dont get to cocky, you'd still start Ger Black Card Brennan at 6 for us if you had the chance! That was your call though.
PARlance wrote: » The Mayo News (local paper) podcast, they do a football podcast on a Monday after every the games. With another preview one later in the week. It's purely focused on the Mayo games but I know a few from outside like to listening in too. It was in last Friday's podcast when McHale proclaimed himself the greatest coach of all time
Shurimgreat wrote: » Sounds to me like he was joking. This is a complete non story tbh. In fact people need to stop taking pundits and shows like this seriously. Its what is done on the field that counts, not who said what afterwards.
Fr Tod Umptious wrote: » Mayo News GAA podcast. I don't have a link to it cos I listen to it on Podcast Republic on the phone. They are doing 2 shows a week these days the way the games are coming thick and fast. Did you listen to Terrace Talk last night ? I have always felt a certain amount of nervousness from Kerry media contributors with regards to Mayo "still hanging around" Regardless of how Mayo are stumbling they seem to we wary of the fact they are still in it. I'd imagine many would like to see them off the stage long ago and with them the possibility of a Kerry v Mayo SF
Blackjack wrote: » From what I've seen and heard from Liam, I doubt he thought he was joking.
Kerry_2008 wrote: » Can anyone send me a link to the mayo podcast? Im oo my phone and cant find it on my app.
happyoutscan wrote: » Cafferkey was second to every ball (did he even win one?), looked aimless and I certainly didn't see any aggression from him. And this was against Roscommon.
Farmer_3650 wrote: » I don't think it's fair to paint everyone with the same brush.
Shurimgreat wrote: » Jose Mourinho thinks he's one of the greatest coaches of all time. Again this is the biggest non story of all time. Its the same old sh*te about trying to find reasons why McStay/McHale shouldn't manage the Mayo team. Its got to the stage now where some people would prefer a hopeless manager to manage Mayo rather than a good one, because the good one might be a bit c*cky. Its all to do with ability, not who said what when or how big their boasts are. Sometimes I despair with Mayo football and a large section of its followers who seem pretty clueless about the direction Mayo football should go in.
Seámus-Púbach wrote: » Theres nearly a case to be made to start most of the bench from Sunday in the replay. Fresh legs and points to prove could be the way to go considering some players looked bolloxed.
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