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Mayo GAA Discussion - Part 3

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Welcome to the Mayo GAA discussion thread - Chapter 3, yer trotting them out quicker than a Mills & Boon Romance !.

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charlie14

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

I though a '45' shootout was the chosen means of splitting teams in these circumstances.

So did I until yesterday, and cannot see why that wasn`t the case.

Still, I`m sure it will find favour with some of our media "experts" who will not be happy until they turn the game into a namby pamby soccer sister sport.

TCDStudent1

PARlance wrote: »

I knew they trialled it in the States but never knew proper football leagues also did it

It was just a pre-season friendly tournament.

seligehgit

Penalty Shootout in Leitrim - Mayo News Football Podcast 2019 episode 1

https://themayonews.podomatic.com/enclosure/2019-01-07T03_08_42-08_00.mp3

Loafing Oaf

Any word of a kickoff time for the Galway game? Likely to be 1.30 is it?

[Deleted User]

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

Any word of a kickoff time for the Galway game? Likely to be 1.30 is it?

I heard on Radio 1 this evening that both games will throw-in at 1.30pm

But there was no mention of any kick-off time so I can't help you there

BandMember

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

I heard on Radio 1 this evening that both games will throw-in at 1.30pm

But there was no mention of any kick-off time so I can't help you there

Clearly, he's on the wrong thread and is talking about the Galway United game....

muddle84

Whats kicking off in Galway now??

mayo.mick

muddle84 wrote: »

Whats kicking off in Galway now??

The price of tickets?

crusier

10 euro online, 15 on the day

gigantic09

crusier wrote: »

10 euro online, 15 on the day

Are ya serious?. Could they not leave it at a tenner ffs. Gordon gecko would be proud with their greed.

crusier

gigantic09 wrote:

Are ya serious?. Could they not leave it at a tenner ffs. Gordon gecko would be proud with their greed.

I agree, they know well there's no internet in Mayo. Galway are always pulling fast ones!

seligehgit

gigantic09 wrote: »

Are ya serious?. Could they not leave it at a tenner ffs. Gordon gecko would be proud with their greed.

You're going to love the news I have for you!

Just like that beloved by all organisation Ticketmaster there's a service charge of 1.95 on an online ticket purchase.:D

Loafing Oaf

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

I heard on Radio 1 this evening that both games will throw-in at 1.30pm

But there was no mention of any kick-off time so I can't help you there

I was getting ahead of myself with the soccerification of GAA rules after the penalty shootout.:P

seligehgit

Mayo ladies manager Leahy plans without 12 defectors

https://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/2019/0108/1021950-mayo-ladies-manager-leahy-plans-without-12-defectors/

seligehgit

Courtesy of Father Tod

The All Ireland Series fixtures are in the Master Fixture list

Provincial winners are at home for Phase 1, Phase 2 is in CP and Phase 3 is at home of qualifiers

Group 1
Team 1: Munster Provincial Winner
Team 2: Ulster Provincial Winner
Team 3: Connacht Runner-Up or team that
defeats them in Round 4
Team 4: Leinster Runner-Up or team that
defeats them in Round 4

Group 2
Team 1: Leinster Provincial Winner
Team 2: Connacht Provincial Winner
Team 3: Munster Runner-Up or team that
defeats them in Round 4
Team 4: Ulster Runner-Up or team that
defeats them in Round 4

Group 1 & 2 Fixtures
13-14.07.2019 (Sat/Sun)
Phase 1
Team 1 v Team 3
Team 2 v Team 4
20-21.07.2019 (Sat/Sun)
Phase 2
Team 1 v Team 2
Team 3 v Team 4
03-04.08.2019 (Sat/Sun)
Phase 3
Team 3 v Team 2
Team 4 v Team 1

[Deleted User]

seligehgit wrote: »

Courtesy of Father Tod

The All Ireland Series fixtures are in the Master Fixture list

Provincial winners are at home for Phase 1, Phase 2 is in CP and Phase 3 is at home of qualifiers

Group 1
Team 1: Munster Provincial Winner
Team 2: Ulster Provincial Winner
Team 3: Connacht Runner-Up or team that
defeats them in Round 4
Team 4: Leinster Runner-Up or team that
defeats them in Round 4

Group 2
Team 1: Leinster Provincial Winner
Team 2: Connacht Provincial Winner
Team 3: Munster Runner-Up or team that
defeats them in Round 4
Team 4: Ulster Runner-Up or team that
defeats them in Round 4

Group 1 & 2 Fixtures
13-14.07.2019 (Sat/Sun)
Phase 1
Team 1 v Team 3
Team 2 v Team 4
20-21.07.2019 (Sat/Sun)
Phase 2
Team 1 v Team 2
Team 3 v Team 4
03-04.08.2019 (Sat/Sun)
Phase 3
Team 3 v Team 2
Team 4 v Team 1

Obviously very important to win Connacht

Allows you to play Dublin early and avoid them in s SF

muddle84

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

Obviously very important to win Connacht

Allows you to play Dublin early and avoid them in s SF

Does it really matter if you meet them in a final or a semi final? Are they going to be easier to beat in a final than a semi?

grbear

Hey folks,

How much were tickets for the Mayo-Leitrim game last weekend? Was it it €15 at the gate like this weekend's Galway match?

Jaden

grbear wrote: »

Hey folks,

How much were tickets for the Mayo-Leitrim game last weekend? Was it it €15 at the gate like this weekend's Galway match?

Or a tenner in advance in Supervalu. Kids free, OFC.

mayo.mick

grbear wrote: »

Hey folks,

How much were tickets for the Mayo-Leitrim game last weekend? Was it it €15 at the gate like this weekend's Galway match?

€10 I paid at the ticket van in Carrick. Bought a ticket for this Sunday in supervalu on Tuesday, will be €15 on the day

grbear

Thanks for the replies. I understand that there'll be a bit of extra interest given the spiciness of last year's fixture and the return of Horan but €15 seems a little greedy for what's still a preseason match. I'm sure they'll get a solid crowd for it though.

mayo.mick

grbear wrote: »

Thanks for the replies. I understand that there'll be a bit of extra interest given the spiciness of last year's fixture and the return of Horan but €15 seems a little greedy for what's still a preseason match. I'm sure they'll get a solid crowd for it though.

Supply and demand! I'd be expecting about 6K maybe 7K there.

Loafing Oaf

grbear wrote: »

Thanks for the replies. I understand that there'll be a bit of extra interest given the spiciness of last year's fixture and the return of Horan

Plus first time in a long time going into a season where Galway are indisputably higher up the pecking order than us...

[Deleted User]

muddle84 wrote: »

Does it really matter if you meet them in a final or a semi final? Are they going to be easier to beat in a final than a semi?

Oh I think it is.

Last year’s performances notwithstanding and barring major injuries Mayo are still one of the top teams in the country if not one of the top 2 teams in the country.

Since Donegal beat Dublin in 2014 Mayo have really been the only team that have been consistently competitive against Dublin in the championship.

Getting to a final is always better than getting to a semi-final, so one would always want the easier route to the final, and that easier route involves not playing Dublin in the SF.

Plus you play then in the group stages which will give some sort of basis for analysis for a future meeting (for both teams obviously)

Now of course the next few months could show us that Mayo are in terminal decline and if so so be it, but if not then winning Connacht again brings a very big reward this year.

muddle84

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

Oh I think it is.

Last year’s performances notwithstanding and barring major injuries Mayo are still one of the top teams in the country if not one of the top 2 teams in the country.

Since Donegal beat Dublin in 2014 Mayo have really been the only team that have been consistently competitive against Dublin in the championship.

Getting to a final is always better than getting to a semi-final, so one would always want the easier route to the final, and that easier route involves not playing Dublin in the SF.

Plus you play then in the group stages which will give some sort of basis for analysis for a future meeting (for both teams obviously)

Now of course the next few months could show us that Mayo are in terminal decline and if so so be it, but if not then winning Connacht again brings a very big reward this year.

Its hard to say Mayo are in the top 4 let along the 2 in the country based on last year and that is all we have to work on really.

But with regard to your other points I agree getting a game against them in the super 8's is a benefit without doubt. But is your reasoning for saying final is better than final quite simply that its a final?

My take on it is to win an all ireland you are more than likely going to have to beat dublin in a knockout game, either final or semi final. The only justification i can think of for saying a final is better than a final is that we will need to throw everything we have at dublin with a bit of luck to beat them. If that is in a semi final then we might not have enough left to beat whoever is the finalist two weeks after leaving absolutely everything on the pitch.

But we might be getting a bit ahead of ourselves so maybe better to start with this. I would love to see us beat Galway and win the FBD league.

BandMember

Ah FFS lads, we've only played our first game of the season and needed a penalty shootout to beat Leitrim - I know it's early days yet and we'll be a completely different outfit come summer, but let's concentrate on Galway this Sunday and the National League before talking about AI semis and finals, eh?

ureds

Any ideas on where are good car parking spots that's handy for
journey back to Mayo afterwards?

Heraldoffreeent

ureds wrote: »

Any ideas on where are good car parking spots that's handy for
journey back to Mayo afterwards?

Milltown.

Fann Linn

Heraldoffreeent wrote: »

Milltown.

Park at the Cathedral and walk around. Unfortunately it is not unusual for cars to be broken into when parked near the stadium. I've heard of windows being smashed at club games aswell as oounty games at this venue.

[Deleted User]

BandMember wrote: »

Ah FFS lads, we've only played our first game of the season and needed a penalty shootout to beat Leitrim - I know it's early days yet and we'll be a completely different outfit come summer, but let's concentrate on Galway this Sunday and the National League before talking about AI semis and finals, eh?

That's true.
The leaking of goals last Sunday would give you concern, but then again hopefully not.

Roll on Tuam