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Dublin GAA Discussion Thread - Capital Punishment

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    #5102
    Bonniedog
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    seligehgit wrote: »
    Costello too.


    He rarely starts anyway. Probably not be team that lines out, and not in that shape and probably same applies to Tyrone! So all very speculative.


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    #5103
    ProudDUB
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    No way in hell, that team will start. None.


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    #5104
    wazzer1
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    ProudDUB wrote: »
    No way in hell, that team will start. None.

    No, Mick Fitz to start instead of COS.


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    #5105
    ProudDUB
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    Nope. Cian starts for me. MDMA also. And put Jamesy back where he belongs.


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    #5106
    seligehgit
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    ProudDUB wrote: »
    Nope. Cian starts for me. MDMA also. And put Jamesy back where he belongs.

    No Mick Fitzsimons?


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    #5107
    JustJoe7240
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    seligehgit wrote: »
    No Mick Fitzsimons?

    Not for me either, Not often I agree with anything Colm Parkinson says, But Fitzsimons to come on to mark a fresh Lee Brennan


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    #5108
    wazzer1
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    ProudDUB wrote: »
    Nope. Cian starts for me. MDMA also. And put Jamesy back where he belongs.

    Heard COS is out.


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    #5109
    Bret Hart
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    Don't forget lads and lassies. Up for the Match at 9:30 tonight. Sure to be great craic.


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    #5110
    Stoner
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    Slattsy wrote:
    But what were ya doing up at half four in the am?!

    Waiting for the VPN to connect!


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    #5111
    diceyreilly
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    wazzer1 wrote: »
    No, Mick Fitz to start instead of COS.

    That’s exactly what I said to myself when I seen the team. Reckon MDMA will start too.


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    #5112
    diceyreilly
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    Bret Hart wrote: »
    Don't forget lads and lassies. Up for the Match at 9:30 tonight. Sure to be great craic.

    Absolute ****e but will still watch it.
    Few of the 95 boys be on it.


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    #5113
    Stoner
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    ProudDUB wrote:
    But it must be said. There was no malice in it, Martin
    It must be said.

    There's no objectivity when he's commentating on Dublin vMayo or Dublin v Kerry. He has his blinkers on on RTE too just turned down a bit.


    There's no need objectivity in his commentary, it must be said


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    #5114
    Bonniedog
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    Ewan McKenna has found someone he hates more than Jimmy Gavin!


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    #5115
    salmocab
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    Bonniedog wrote: »
    Ewan McKenna has found someone he hates more than Jimmy Gavin!

    Himself?


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    #5116
    Bret Hart
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    diceyreilly wrote: »
    Absolute ****e but will still watch it.
    Few of the 95 boys be on it.

    My only memory from that final were off the did he or did he not touch it on the ground,and my Dad convinced he didn't.


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    #5117
    kala85
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    What's the demand for tickets like at the moment.

    Are tickets beginning to free up. Is it as bad as last year.

    Will there be tickets at the match tomorrow if I travel without one


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    #5118
    muddle84
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    kala85 wrote: »
    What's the demand for tickets like at the moment.

    Are tickets beginning to free up. Is it as bad as last year.

    Will there be tickets at the match tomorrow if I travel without one
    Theres always tickets on the day


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    #5119
    wazzer1
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    kala85 wrote: »
    What's the demand for tickets like at the moment.

    Are tickets beginning to free up. Is it as bad as last year.

    Will there be tickets at the match tomorrow if I travel without one

    Seemed to alot more around yesterday. Well worth a trip though.


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    #5120
    kala85
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    Not too many tickets left around last year for Mayo vs Dublin.

    If they are showing up already looks like there will be some availability for tomorrow


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    #5121
    ProudDUB
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    Tickets for sale on Tyrone Gumtree. They appear to be at face value, so I presume it's ok to mention it here. Mods, plz remove, if not.


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    #5122
    Slattsy
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    ProudDUB wrote: »
    Tickets for sale on Tyrone Gumtree. They appear to be at face value, so I presume it's ok to mention it here. Mods, plz remove, if not.

    Site ban, Shirley.

    :pac:


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    #5123
    ProudDUB
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    Oh ok, if you insist.

    And don't call me Shirley.


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    #5124
    Stoner
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    Bret Hart wrote:
    My only memory from that final were off the did he or did he not touch it on the ground,and my Dad convinced he didn't.

    I was at that game , the win was an anticlimax. Had been so close for the previous 3 years it was almost expected. I think I nearly took a break in 1996 too

    The 2011 win was far better IMO


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    #5125
    Grandeeod
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    Stoner wrote: »
    I was at that game , the win was an anticlimax. Had been so close for the previous 3 years it was almost expected. I think I nearly took a break in 1996 too

    The 2011 win was far better IMO

    Yeah. I felt very underwhelmed and even a bit embarrassed in '95. :eek: 2011 was special, but personally the 2002 LF win against Kildare felt great as I cried my heart out in the upper Hogan. 7 years is still a long time.:D


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    #5126
    ProudDUB
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    Grandeeod wrote: »
    Yeah. I felt very underwhelmed and even a bit embarrassed in '95. :eek: 2011 was special, but personally the 2002 LF win against Kildare felt great as I cried my heart out in the upper Hogan. 7 years is still a long time.:D

    S'funny, I was about to get a dig in about a win over Kildare moving a Dub to tears. A dig of the 'cop yerself on' variety. But then I remembered 2011 and Berno's free & Jesus, the relief when it was all over. You could have heard my bum squeaking in outer space. And look at us now. It's hard to comprehend really, isn't it?

    I was on the Twitter machine earlier & saw an exchange between 2 former Kilkenny hurlers joking about running out of places/schools/businesses etc to take Liam to. I'd say some of our lads are running into that now...."Ah no Michael Daragh, we're grand thanks. It's the kids annual trip to the Zoo today. Can we leave it 'till next year?" :D



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    This post in no way encourages, endorses or promotes complacency, arrogance or lack of hunger in Dublin players, management or supporters. Terms and conditions apply. Please check all policy wording before making any GOAT claims. All mentions of Five in a row made before 5pm on 2/9/2018, are punishable by public flogging and/or watching Dublin v Donegal 2011.


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    #5127
    Grandeeod
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    ProudDUB wrote: »
    S'funny, I was about to get a dig in about a win over Kildare moving a Dub to tears. A dig of the 'cop yerself on' variety. But then I remembered 2011 and Berno's free & Jesus, the relief when it was all over the. You could have heard my bum squeaking in outer space. And look at us now. It's hard to comprehend really, isn't it?

    I was on the Twitter machine earlier & saw an exchange between 2 former Kilkenny hurlers joking about running out of places/schools/businesses etc to take Liam to. I'd say some of our lads are running into that now...."Ah no Michael Daragh, we're grand thanks. It's the kids annual trip to the Zoo. Can we leave it 'till next year?" :D



    PLEASE NOTE:

    This post in no way encourages, endorses or promotes complacency, arrogance or lack of hunger in Dublin players, management or supporters. Terms and conditions apply. Please check all policy wording before making any GOAT claims. All mentions of Five in a row made before 5pm on 2/9/2018, are punishable by public flogging and/or watching Dublin v Donegal 2011.

    Ah you couldn't take the piss out of me for that LF win in 2002. So much "local" suffering since '95. I watched the 2011 Dublin - Kildare game in a Kildare pub on a break from work. When Brogan got "that" free, I saw Kildare people slam their fists on the bar, smash glasses and swear never to support the GAA ever again.:D Mad times and your right look at us now.


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    #5128
    ProudDUB
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    Grandeeod wrote: »
    Ah you couldn't take the piss out of me for that LF win in 2002. So much "local" suffering since '95. I watched the 2011 Dublin - Kildare game in a Kildare pub on a break from work. When Brogan got "that" free, I saw Kildare people slam their fists on the bar, smash glasses and swear never to support the GAA ever again.:D Mad times and your right look at us now.

    In Celbridge we're you? Imagine the reaction if you were in actual Kildare proper like...:p


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    #5129
    Stoner
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    I remember that 2002 game too. It was great.
    Half of Leinster won it between 95 and 2002, with Meath and Kildare being the best of them


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    #5130
    Grandeeod
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    ProudDUB wrote: »
    In Celbridge we're you? Imagine the reaction if you were in actual Kildare proper like...:p

    SALLINS!:eek:


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    #5131
    ProudDUB
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    Sallins is in Kildare?

    Imagine that now !

    God, they'll be saying the likes of Bray, Leixlip & Ashbourne aren't in Dublin next.


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