Force Carrier wrote: » I don't think so. He must have 60 years at this stage.
Bass Reeves wrote: » Unless Denis Moran comes back to a good level and
DDC1990 wrote: » The biggest mistake the line made was bringing James on for Data. That left a FF line of James, Clifford and Tommy. None of them work back. McCarthy was having a great game in Corner forward, but got run into the ground on the wing in the second half. On top of everything our defensive system is still shaky and lead to goals after individual errors. Diarmuid was tracking Ruane from Midfield and then seemed to think Murphy had him, but they both got attracted to the ball carrier and Ruane slipped in behind. It's not as if we didn't have prior warning after the game in Tralee. For the 2nd goal, it was Seánie O'Shea who was our Full Back defending the high ball with Diarmuid O'Connor. A full back would have been able to use their body to protect the space for Ryan to come out. The 3 goal, despite having an extra man, we lost the kickout. That is unforgivable.
Deleted User wrote: » Are you kidding me. Take off the rose tinted glasses, I have seen your above players and Aiden omahoney do things off the ball that would get you arrested on the street. Including putting there hands down another players shorts and sticking fingers in players eyes, maybe that's okay tactics with those glasses of yours. If you think keegan is any dirtier than those players then your clearly just trolling. Or are related to sos.
Forge83 wrote: » Again I’d disagree, Galvin, Kennelly,O ses played on the edge when the ball was up for takes. They did some disgraceful things and brilliant things and the likes of Galvin May have been a dirty footballer but he was a footballer. Keegan plays on the edge nowhere near the ball. That’s the difference. Digging O Se in the stomach, sledging him at the other side of the field to the ball for most of the game is not football. How many times did Keegan dispossess him or get to a ball before him or block him today? I can’t recall any.
C__MC wrote: » Keegan plays on the edge like Galvin did, like Kennelly did, like the o ses did. Like the dubs do. Keegan is a class act, stifled your go to man today. It happens. Kerry will bounce back.
Deleted User wrote: » So in other words as the poster said, he had him in his pocket. He is a half back, that has outscored a lot of full forwards in the country all while keeping some of the best forwards in the country quiet. He is one of the best half backs in the country for several years. Put the sour grapes away for a while.
Forge83 wrote: » Yet you haven’t corrected me on Keegan being the dirtiest footballer in the country. O Se already has more All Irelands than Keegan.
C__MC wrote: » Childish response. Your guranteed nothing in life
Forge83 wrote: » Destroyed? They seemed to negate each other if anything. Keegan is the dirtiest player in the country. He is not a footballer. Constant off the ball dirty play. O Se will retire with a few senior All Ireland’s though and be remembered for his talent, Keegan will not.
C__MC wrote: » Kerry still in a fair position due to Munster being what it is. Keegan destroyed o se
C__MC wrote: Kerry still in a fair position due to Munster being what it is. Keegan destroyed o se
Forge83 wrote: Wasn’t a punch. He shrugged him off with a hint of an elbow. Ref saw it and felt it was legal.
conor05 wrote: Issues in midfield too. James O donoghue is no longer a goal scoring threat for us either.
Forge83 wrote: » Murphy May be marginally safer than him now as he has a lot more experience.But my point remains that Ryan has far more ability to go to another level of quality which Murphy hasn’t. For that reason persisting with Ryan benefits the county team more in the long run which is what Peter Keane is trying to build.
kerry37 wrote: » Can anyone shed any light on the Aidan o Shea sending off. The push he actually got sent off for on Seanie O Shea looked soft enough, as in it looked like Seanie just ran into him more than anything. Looked like he threw a punch at Tommy earlier in the game but was far enough away from it. Any telly replays shown?
kerry37 wrote: » They were and they have been pretty good every game he has played tbf. He caught 3 good high balls in, under no pressure. One time a Mayo man gets near him and he doesn't get there, I think that's the 2nd time hes cost us a goal like that. He needs to absolutely clean man and ball if hes coming out like that. Wont be good enough come championship and imo Murphy is the better keeper.
Mr. Incognito wrote: » Was at the game. No complaints. Better team won. Few observations - We were comfortably on top playing a deep defence. Went man to man in the second half and were slaughtered. I have no idea why. -Mark Griffin was responsibile for 1 03. Considering he came on as a second half sub thats insane. Kept giving stupid turnovers. Running into contact and giving bad passes. He had never improved as a player and is not going to. -James o donoghue was poor. Doesn't look to pass -Shane Ryan was excellent. Brilliant under the High ball. Needs to be given the jersey for the championship. His long kick outs were straight to O Shea. Not hard to stay away from him. -Tommy Walsh was excellent. As was Clifford. Barry solid in midfield when he was targeted. Finally. The Kerry support was appaulingly bad. No more than 1,000 id say. Mayo easily 25,000 supporters. Made for a serious Mayo athmosphere and Kerry were denied some clear frees as a result when the crowd put the ref under pressure.
DDC1990 wrote: » No complaints. Better team won. Crushed to be honest. Mayo made us look poor for a lot of the game with their superior pace and physicality. Their forwards took their chances better as well To many poor decisions cost us. Subs have us nothing. Dara Moynihan seemed to be coming out for the second half with the rest of the players then started limping and returned to the dressing room so James came on.
Forge83 wrote: » Harsh. His kick outs in the first half were excellent. Made a few fantastic saves. Yes he made a blunder for the goal and a couple of other mistakes. He is young and has the talent to improve to a level that far surpasses Murphy and Kelly.
kerry37 wrote: » The sooner Shane Murphy comes back the better. Ryan has been caught out a few times this year under the high ball. Not good enough