SomethingElse wrote: » Starting Walsh is a massive risk. I think it might just show a glimmer of panic in the Kerry ranks. That half forward line is weak, they were on the end of the goal chances last week but contributed very little outside of that.
PARlance wrote: » I can see him starting. Barry a better sub to be bringing on vs Maher.
Panrich wrote: » Excellent. No excuses for Kerry now.
PARlance wrote: » Unless they turn up on Sunday as per that team sheet.
Panrich wrote: » They'll have missed the boat if they do.
TITANIUM. wrote: » Confident Much???
Blackjack wrote: » I'd be fairly confident if Kerry think the game is on Sunday that they will indeed miss the boat. I suspect it's a typo though, unless it's mega-yerra
TITANIUM. wrote: » Oh Jesus we were all under the impression twas on Sunday. Right I'm off to make those sandwiches. And I'll have to finish off that bottle of paddy, I'll need it for tea in the morning!!!
Mayo can get it right against Kerry second time around
Fowler87 wrote: » Cmon the lads. Let's hope for good playing conditions tomorrow too
Any mist or fog will clear on Saturday morning and sunny spells will develop. Most parts will have a dry day but there may be a few isolated showers. High of 18 to 21 Celsius in light westerly or variable breezes.
homewardbound11 wrote: » Beautiful morning up in the capital . I have a ringing in my head this morning with chants of Andy,Andy, Andy. We may not get to witness him again after this years championship is over . What a servant to mayo .
seligehgit wrote: » Today is the day for the lads to put one of the big two to the sword. Le cunamh Dé,carpe diem. A win today would do wonders for the confidence of the team trying to break the glass ceiling of finally attaining the big prize. Muigheo Abú!
km79 wrote: » Sick as a dog since yday but I'll be there croaking mayo on
jr86 wrote: » Ara id be amazed to see AM retire bar winning sam this year. He's as fit and good as he's ever been.
km79 wrote: » @Galway_GAA: Best of Luck today @MayoGAA
