Mayo GAA Discussion - Part 3

Stationmaster wrote: »

I have 2 football tickets and I'm looking for hurling tickets?! I would have thought Dublin/Mayo fans would be looking for football ones and might be able to get hurling ones easier in order to swap.

But you want hurling tickets?

I would have thought that lads in the hurling thread would be more likely to want what you got. You're the seller here don't forget.

BonnieSituation wrote: »

But you want hurling tickets?

I would have thought that lads in the hurling thread would be more likely to want what you got. You're the seller here don't forget.

Yea but Dublin/Mayo fans want football tickets and might find it easier to get hurling tickets that they don't really want in order to swap them for football tickets that they do want! I'm confusing myself now.....

Anyway, I've set up a swap thread.

By the way, I really hope ye do it Sunday fortnight. I have no idea how this bunch of footballers come back year after year to do what they have done. I have never wished for a team outside of my own county to win more than this one!

danganabu wrote: »

You seem very confused Bonnie

You've left yourself wide open there.

Stationmaster wrote: »

Yea but Dublin/Mayo fans want football tickets and might find it easier to get hurling tickets that they don't really want in order to swap them for football tickets that they do want! I'm confusing myself now.....

But you'd find some hurling lads will have access to more than a couple and would more than likely have spares to hand or access to them.

Anyway, I've set up a swap thread.

Phew!

By the way, I really hope ye do it Sunday fortnight. I have no idea how this bunch of footballers come back year after year to do what they have done. I have never wished for a team outside of my own county to win more than this one!

I'm a Dub. So yeah. I hope we do it too. :P

That being said if Mayo do beat us it will clearly be thoroughly deserved.

I just want a 3-in-row.

BonnieSituation wrote: »

But you'd find some hurling lads will have access to more than a couple and would more than likely have spares to hand or access to them.



Phew!



I'm a Dub. So yeah. I hope we do it too. :P

That being said if Mayo do beat us it will clearly be thoroughly deserved.

I just want a 3-in-row.

I just want a one in a row.:)

seligehgit wrote: »

Kingdom Quashed.

All the reaction and analysis from an amazing day in Croke Park as Mayo proved too strong for Kerry in an unforgettable All Ireland Football Semi Final replay performance.

http://themayonews.podomatic.com/enclosure/2017-08-27T04_39_52-07_00.mp3

Thanks, will listen to it for the 4th time They had it up on Sunday this time around.

Was listening to Terrace Talk at lunch, a long post mortem, only got through half of it.

seligehgit wrote: »

I'd imagine Donie Vaughan will hopefully be fit,ditto Diarmuid who suffered a hamstring strain the week previous to the replay.

I wouldn't be surprised if O Gara either starts or has a significant role to play.He has caused us plenty of problems down through the years.Pretty sure Get Caff would not be a good fit for him.

I don't think he'll start and we may see a rejigging of the back line to ensure Paddy Durcan starts.

Ah ya, Vaughan should be fine. I just thought it odd to see Caff the last day. It just raised a few thoughts... Rochford may still back him against non-Donaghy opposition. Caff is definitely not an impact sub but starting him gives you one, might be something they consider.

nuac wrote: »

Yes - Saw Doctors "To win just once" top of Pops here in MAYO

I hate that song.

Actually I also hate "The Green and Red of Mayo"

"I usta love her" is the original and best Saw Doctors song.

PARlance wrote: »

Thanks, will listen to it for the 4th time They had it up on Sunday this time around.

Was listening to Terrace Talk at lunch, a long post mortem, only got through half of it.

Must return the thanks,totally forgot about Terrace Talk.

TBH there's been a noticeable drop in the quality of the Mayo News Podcast this year,sorely missing Sean Rice,Edwin McGreal,Mike Finnerty and Billy Joe Padden at varying points in time.Colm Keys is decent but Ger Flanagan and John Gunnigan are quite weak on same.

Always extremely impressed with Terrace Talk,great analysts...Liam Brosnan,Sylvester Hennessy and the great Jimmy Deenihan.

seligehgit wrote: »

I have recurrent nightmares after hearing the auld triangle bellowing out after the losses in 2013 and 2016.

Surprising that's their anthem, doesn't really inspire a singalong. You'd think they'd go with Molly Malone or something...

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

Surprising that's their anthem, doesn't really inspire a singalong. You'd think they'd go with Molly Malone or something...

We don't have just the one anthem. We've several. They mix it up every year. I can't remember their playing The Aul Triangle before. It's usually something a tad more upbeat. Although if you listen closely to the lyrics of either Cockles and Mussels or Rare Auld Times, they're both depressing as fcuk. Ah well....

Any one hear that regan walked from the panel

Timing would make sense anyway, there seemed to have been a trail of sorts for the final panel on Tuesday and I believe a weekend away this weekend.

naughto wrote: »

Any one hear that regan walked from the panel

I wouldnt be aggrieved if he did. Make room for Nally. He was too much of a peacock in the game against Galway - and i still havent forgiven him for kicking 2 woeful wides to finish the game. I think he is still immature and underweight - but would come right given 2-3 years development. hes right to leave if he cannot commit the time

Barry & COS took the match-day squad positions of Regan & Boland for both semi-final games