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Mayo GAA Discussion - Part 4

Hulk Hands

The comparison was silly. Walsh could be argued as the worst of those three and Mayo sacrificed their best player on Saturday to follow him everywhere. If Walsh jumped into the first row of concrete benches around the edge, Keegan would've hopped in beside him. Hardly conductive to getting easy space and ball

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willowthewisp wrote: »

Congratulations Mayo, well done.

Why wasn’t David Clarke involved, injured?

Yip injured.

willowthewisp

Congratulations Mayo, well done.

Why wasn’t David Clarke involved, injured?

PARlance

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

So who do we think will be the championship panel. Let's cap it at 30.

Let's drink 30 pints instead!

wirelessdude01

So who do we think will be the championship panel. Let's cap it at 30.

Blackjack

km79 wrote: »

I’d say he had run out of legs
Huge occasion for him

He has certainly provided another option in attack

It’s all very well lads doing it in the FBD but when chips were down in Croke Park he delivered

That’s what i want to see

This. He certainly didn’t look like a lad who you’d wonder about his place on the panel. Proved his worth there today I thought. Perhaps unlucky not to have been awarded a penalty at one stage.

km79

Stoner wrote: »

Carr was a key to the come back. Thought he was unlucky to be taken off

I’d say he had run out of legs
Huge occasion for him

He has certainly provided another option in attack

It’s all very well lads doing it in the FBD but when chips were down in Croke Park he delivered

That’s what i want to see

Blackjack

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

Did he even touch the ball?

Pretty sure he was involved in the run up to Treacys goal, part of the bit of keep ball at that stage. He might have kicked a shot wide too. Aside from that I didn’t think he did too badly. He didn’t have the same impact as his club mate to be honest!.

wirelessdude01

km79 wrote:

Regan - waste of time for me

Did he even touch the ball?

Stoner

km79 wrote:

On a positive note I have doubted Bolands physicality for the last few years but he stood up well today And brings a different dimension to our attack with his kick passing A genuine option now Pity mcdonagh was injured

Carr was a key to the come back. Thought he was unlucky to be taken off

km79

Green&Red wrote: »

Wouldn’t agree with that at all, he had his man bate up a stick, won all but one ball that went into him

I think the reality is somewhere in between
End of the day he did win a lot of backlash but scored nothing

If we are looking for a score to win an AI I would not have much confidence bringing him on to get it .
Cillian can’t come back soon enough

On a positive note I have doubted Bolands physicality for the last few years but he stood up well today
And brings a different dimension to our attack with his kick passing
A genuine option now
Pity mcdonagh was injured

Regan - waste of time for me

yop

And breathe 🤘🤘😝😝😂
What a win. Delighted.

Green&Red

PressRun wrote: »

Bout time Darren Coen was taken off. A day to forget for him, unfortunately, from the sounds of things.

Wouldn’t agree with that at all, he had his man bate up a stick, won all but one ball that went into him

wirelessdude01

sliabh 1956 wrote:

Those stewarts have no cop on maye Mayo should have had Parsons inside on the bench with the subs. The second coming of Kerry is not what we have been led to beleve they are quite ordinary even after Mayo gifted them two Goals If Mayo had lost Shamie would have been savaged what a brain thing to do . Then after the match he is up in the stand kissing his partner . Great man for the limelight is our Shamie.

What a stupid and brainless comment.

Call me Al

What a win. And they deserve it. I was really impressed with Fergal Boland. He is a real workhorse on the pitch. Lots of potential there with these new lads. And we finally seem to have a decent subs bench. I thought Moran was great when he came on.
This will buoy them going forward, and rightly so.
I also get the impression that some of the Kerry forwards weren't willing to take a chance for a point. And I'm convinced that there's more brawn than brains going on with Tommy Walsh.

I'd love to see the game stats.

RedDevil55

Brilliant stuff. I didn't want to build it up too much beforehand, but it would have been a disaster if we lost another final. I thought we dominated the game even in the 1st half.

Hopefully a good summer coming up!

Blackjack

Hon Mayo

thesultan

The introduction of youth has reaped a great injection into this Mayo team

thesultan

The introduction of youth has reaped a great injection into this Mayo team

chinguetti

Well done Mayo, delighted to see ye win. Great to see ye win it playing a great second half after Kerry seemed to changed their tactics. I was sitting besides an elderly Mayo man whose joy at the end was beautiful to see.

km79

If we do win it they will have to go to plan B in the stadium
No way I’ll be staying cusack side watching on the big screen like today !

ureds

Fantastic turnaround from a stale 1st half performance.
The half time team talk definitely worked and a thoroughly deserved win.
Fair play to Horan in using the bench at the right time .
Onwards and upwards!

ProudDUB

sliabh 1956 wrote: »

Those stewarts have no cop on maye Mayo should have had Parsons inside on the bench with the subs. The second coming of Kerry is not what we have been led to beleve they are quite ordinary even after Mayo gifted them two Goals If Mayo had lost Shamie would have been savaged what a brain thing to do . Then after the match he is up in the stand kissing his partner . Great man for the limelight is our
Shamie.

Go home. You're drunk.

Euphoriasean

PressRun wrote: »

Indeed, there seems to be something about Horan and this group. They seem to really relate to him and get confidence from his management.

Hard tacking and running from deep. A simple but effective game plan. Great to see the hunger is still there.

PressRun

Fowler87 wrote: »

Proud for the lads. Delighted that Horan is in charge to witness it a long overdue national title.

Indeed, there seems to be something about Horan and this group. They seem to really relate to him and get confidence from his management.

Fowler87

Proud for the lads. Delighted that Horan is in charge to witness it a long overdue national title. That 2nd half had everything that has defined this (and his IMHO) Mayo team since 2011.

Loved the way we finished it off :cool: We're not dead yet. Maigh Eo abú

ProudDUB

Bunny Colvin wrote: »

That was embarrassing alright but some of these lads doing security in Croke Park haven't a clue. Not GAA men anyway.

Most of them aren't even Irish, never mind GAA people. In the stewards defense, he may not have known who Tom Parsons even is. If he's under orders to let no one on the pitch, then he's under orders. He's just doing his job. Still, the optics of it looked terrible.

Bunny Colvin

sliabh 1956 wrote: »

Those stewarts have no cop on maye Mayo should have had Parsons inside on the bench with the subs. The second coming of Kerry is not what we have been led to beleve they are quite ordinary even after Mayo gifted them two Goals If Mayo had lost Shamie would have been savaged what a brain thing to do . Then after the match he is up in the stand kissing his partner . Great man for the limelight is our
Shamie.

Aidan you're on about? He was probably Mayo's player of the league and done well again today. Some people love to hate though.

sliabh 1956

I absolutley agree with you Mayo for Sam and no body in the Country will begrudge ye. The greatest suporters in the Country by a mile and by God ye have travelled a few of them

Panrich

sliabh 1956 wrote: »

Those stewarts have no cop on maye Mayo should have had Parsons inside on the bench with the subs. The second coming of Kerry is not what we have been led to beleve they are quite ordinary even after Mayo gifted them two Goals If Mayo had lost Shamie would have been savaged what a brain thing to do . Then after the match he is up in the stand kissing his partner . Great man for the limelight is our
Shamie.

A bit early to be this far gone.

km79

sliabh 1956 wrote: »

Those stewarts have no cop on maye Mayo should have had Parsons inside on the bench with the subs. The second coming of Kerry is not what we have been led to beleve they are quite ordinary even after Mayo gifted them two Goals If Mayo had lost Shamie would have been savaged what a brain thing to do . Then after the match he is up in the stand kissing his partner . Great man for the limelight is our
Shamie.

What ?