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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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km79

Have we found a few forwards........

PARlance

2-12 to 0-7
Enough of a lead to survive?

Fann Linn

SeanJ09 wrote: »

Great stuff altogether. Sounds like Fionn McDonagh, Higgins, AOS and Andy Moran are flying.

Hope ye finish Galway off too and relegate them.

SeanJ09

Great stuff altogether. Sounds like Fionn McDonagh, Higgins, AOS and Andy Moran are flying.

km79

Brilliant stuff so far

[Deleted User]

Deferred coverage from 3.45.

https://www.tg4.ie/ga/sports/gaa-beo/

Stoner

Theres nothing about the Mayo match on the TG4 guide
But the time slot would fit it in, running until 7 pm they could show show two more games

naughto

Kristopherus wrote: »

Are you sure about that. More likely 4.00pm. Hurling on now, and stlll in the first half.

So it is was full sure it was live

Kristopherus

naughto wrote: »

Tg4 @half2

Are you sure about that. More likely 4.00pm. Hurling on now, and stlll in the first half.

eastmayo

Squatman wrote: »

I presume the game isnt televised?

Deferred after the hurling

naughto

Squatman wrote: »

I presume the game isnt televised?

Tg4 @half2

Squatman

I presume the game isnt televised?

padd b1975

muddle84 wrote: »

Also surprised, but my take on it is that the other keepers must not have looked any better in training.

It's difficult to come to any other conclusion.

muddle84

charlie14 wrote: »

km79 wrote: »

I am not worried about this particular game. I am worried he has been selected in all 4 games

I would not read too much into it at this early stage. I cannot see him replacing Clarke for the latter stages of the league or championship, but it looks as if he is nailed on second keeper. Bit surprised all the same that Horan hasn`t given a run to someone else. If only for a cover option.

Also surprised, but my take on it is that the other keepers must not have looked any better in training.

km79

Should be quiet enough in here tonight .......

charlie14

km79 wrote: »

I am not worried about this particular game. I am worried he has been selected in all 4 games

I would not read too much into it at this early stage. I cannot see him replacing Clarke for the latter stages of the league or championship, but it looks as if he is nailed on second keeper. Bit surprised all the same that Horan hasn`t given a run to someone else. If only for a cover option.

wirelessdude01

henryporter wrote:

Sure isn't that what the 'core' members of the squad wanted - a manager to pick the team they want rather than the team that can deliver silverware. It was obvious the day that Horan got his second stint that players like Clarke and Parsons would find it very difficult to wear the Green and Red regardless of form.

This sh!te again. Parsons will do well to walk without a limp again if you ask me.

yop

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

So you cant answer me then? Unfortunately atm there is no rule that covers this

I replied to you......:rolleyes:

RedDevil55

henryporter wrote: »

Sure isn't that what the 'core' members of the squad wanted - a manager to pick the team they want rather than the team that can deliver silverware. It was obvious the day that Horan got his second stint that players like Clarke and Parsons would find it very difficult to wear the Green and Red regardless of form.

What a load of rubbish. Clarke was Horan's number 1 in his last stint until he picked up a bad injury. He was actually captain in the 2012 all Ireland final!

Coillte_Bhoy

yop wrote: »

Nothing obviously, sticking your fingers into a lads eye is just part of the game now. He could only possibly have damaged his eye, but as you said, thats ok then.

So you cant answer me then? Unfortunately atm there is no rule that covers this

glack

I heard last week that Clarke is carrying some sort of injury. Maybe they are just being cautious?

Barlett

henryporter wrote: »

Sure isn't that what the 'core' members of the squad wanted - a manager to pick the team they want rather than the team that can deliver silverware. It was obvious the day that Horan got his second stint that players like Clarke and Parsons would find it very difficult to wear the Green and Red regardless of form.

Yeah sure that team he has picked is full of the usual suspects , what a daft statement.

henryporter

km79 wrote: »

I am not worried about this particular game. I am worried he has been selected in all 4 games

Sure isn't that what the 'core' members of the squad wanted - a manager to pick the team they want rather than the team that can deliver silverware. It was obvious the day that Horan got his second stint that players like Clarke and Parsons would find it very difficult to wear the Green and Red regardless of form.

km79

charlie14 wrote: »

I know there are some who worry about him under a high ball, but I don`t think that will be a great problem against Tyrone, They don`t use the high ball into the square generally. Mainly because their forwards are too small. Accurate kick outs would be more important against them, plus kicking points from distance and not carrying the ball into contact. Every one of them, regardless of the number on his back, is expert at stripping opposition and they can attack from that at ferocious pace.

I am not worried about this particular game. I am worried he has been selected in all 4 games

charlie14

km79 wrote: »

Hennelly again.....

I know there are some who worry about him under a high ball, but I don`t think that will be a great problem against Tyrone, They don`t use the high ball into the square generally. Mainly because their forwards are too small. Accurate kick outs would be more important against them, plus kicking points from distance and not carrying the ball into contact. Every one of them, regardless of the number on his back, is expert at stripping opposition and they can attack from that at ferocious pace.

charlie14

Gael85 wrote: »

With the super 8s and dual counties it is impossible to play club championships during the summer now.

It`s not getting any easier, but if last year is anything to go by counties had little or no interest in using April for their club championship and still managed it. Even those that qualified for the super 8s played off their championships before the closing dates for their provincial club championship games.

yop

Happy to see the new lads get a run out. Its a hot baptism for some of them but time to dance now if they want to make a mark for the summer.

km79

Hennelly again.....

seligehgit

Great stuff. Nice to see James mixing it up.

Best of luck to the new lads!

Likely to be a baptism of fire.

blowitupref

Mayo team named. Debut for Ciaran Treacy. The two other changes sees starts for James McComack & Fionn McDonagh, the three players who drop out are Colm Boyle, Fergal Boland & Evan Regan

1. Robert Hennelly - Breaffy
2. Eoin O'Donoghue - Belmullet
3. Brendan Harrison - Aghamore
4. Keith Higgins - Ballyhaunis
5. James McCormack - Claremorris
6. Lee Keegan - Westport
7. Paddy Durcan - Castlebar Mitchels
8. Diarmuid O’Connor - Ballintubber(C)
9. Donal Vaughan - Castlebar Mitchels
10. Fionn McDonagh - Westport
11. Aidan O’Shea - Breaffy
12. Ciaran Treacy - Ballina Stephenites
13. Conor Diskin - Claremorris
14. Brian Reape - Bohola Moy Davitts
15. Jason Doherty - Burrishoole