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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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ToBeFrank123

Hulk Hands wrote: »

Grand but let's have zero complaints about wherever council decide so. Watch people flip a gasket now when Limerick is chosen

The options could be Tuam or Limerick.

km79

TCDStudent1 wrote: »

Tuam can't hold capacity for this and is also currently being worked on. Would not be appropriate for this match.

It is interesting that Mayo seem to have turned down coin toss. 50 / 50 chance of getting Castlebar. Unless they dont want to play Galway in Castlebar???

Why would they ? Our record against everyone in Cbar is stink
It’s no advantage to play there
Genuinely believe that

Pineapple1

What did mayo refuse that galway offered? Hope someone wouldnt mind filling me in im not on twitter

Hulk Hands

TCDStudent1 wrote: »

Tuam can't hold capacity for this and is also currently being worked on. Would not be appropriate for this match.

It is interesting that Mayo seem to have turned down coin toss. 50 / 50 chance of getting Castlebar. Unless they dont want to play Galway in Castlebar???

It's a bit ironic after the Newry outrage that the county board seem to have scant regard for travelling fans on this occasion

TCDStudent1

Pineapple1 wrote: »

What did mayo refuse that galway offered? Hope someone wouldnt mind filling me in im not on twitter

Somebody said in a previous post that the GAA offered Galway & Mayo the option of flipping coin for home advantage. Galway agreed, Mayo did not. So it will now have to be a neutral venue.

maximus15

Hulk Hands wrote: »

It's a bit ironic after the Newry outrage that the county board seem to have scant regard for travelling fans on this occasion

Board are spot on. Mayo fans love the travelling and away days, especially when reward is our first go at super 8s and chance at knocking out or neighbours to do it!
Our record against Galway at home is pants so let's play den on a pitch that mitnt suit them like Gaelic grounds.
Interesting afternoon awaits!
Anything to be said for a trip to tipp for double header!!!

Blackjack

Hulk Hands wrote: »

It's a bit ironic after the Newry outrage that the county board seem to have scant regard for travelling fans on this occasion

I don’t think the GAA would be looking at a venue that’s a 3 and a half hour drive from Castlebar for a 7pm in the evening fixture this time around.

km79

Oh look
He is back

Hulk Hands

Blackjack wrote: »

I don’t think the GAA would be looking at a venue that’s a 3 and a half hour drive from Castlebar for a 7pm in the evening fixture this time around.

I'm not saying it's the wrong decision, I'd do the same, just that it's a bit ironic and amusing after the CB complaining to the media when Newry was announced. The game will likely go to Limerick and Mayo fans will complain even though the Mayo CB caused this

BENDYBINN

Great draw for Galway.....if the green and red doesn’t put a bit of fire in their bellies nothin will!!!.......

RedDevil55

Hulk Hands wrote: »

It's a bit ironic after the Newry outrage that the county board seem to have scant regard for travelling fans on this occasion

Taking Salthill off the table is very considerate to fans!

Hulk Hands

km79 wrote: »

Oh look
He is back

You go onto mayoblog and post guff and bile continuously and come on here and try and act impartial. Judging by your username your a 40 year old man living two alter egos online. Fairly sad

rossie1977

km79 wrote: »

Why would they ? Our record against everyone in Cbar is stink
It’s no advantage to play there
Genuinely believe that

Mayo have never lost a qualifier in Castlebar. That's an incredible record

spurscormac

#NeutralOrNowhere

Loafing Oaf

maximus15 wrote: »

Anything to be said for a trip to tipp for double header!!!

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jmayo

I thought games this round were supposed to be on neutral venue ?
If so then why offer Galway/Mayo option of playing at home ?

Loafing Oaf

jmayo wrote: »

I thought games this round were supposed to be on neutral venue ?
If so then why offer Galway/Mayo option of playing at home ?

Cos there's no really suitable neutral venue

ToBeFrank123

Croker would be as convenient as Limerick to some fans, especially Mayo, but I think Croker is holding a concert?

Why are the GAA holding concerts during the championship season is another question.

Blackjack

Hulk Hands wrote: »

I'm not saying it's the wrong decision, I'd do the same, just that it's a bit ironic and amusing after the CB complaining to the media when Newry was announced. The game will likely go to Limerick and Mayo fans will complain even though the Mayo CB caused this

What’s wrong with Hyde Park?. If it’s going to work for Roscommons home game in the super 8s then there is no reason for it to work for a round 4 qualifier.

vid36

Blackjack wrote: »

What’s wrong with Hyde Park?. If it’s going to work for Roscommons home game in the super 8s then there is no reason for it to work for a round 4 qualifier.

Capacity issues just 18k.

ToBeFrank123

vid36 wrote: »

Capacity issues just 18k.

Fanzones in Eyre Square and Castlebar with big TV screens?

Loafing Oaf

Blackjack wrote: »

What’s wrong with Hyde Park?. If it’s going to work for Roscommons home game in the super 8s then there is no reason for it to work for a round 4 qualifier.

Seemingly renovation work going on there ATM

NabyLadistheman

Limerick 5PM Saturday

Loafing Oaf

Suarezistheman wrote: »

Limerick 5PM Saturday

This announced somewhere?

Barlett

Folks there's no renovation work going on in Hyde Park, it's hosting Roscommon v Cavan/Tyrone on Sat week.

NabyLadistheman

Nothing official just yet

Loafing Oaf

Suarezistheman wrote: »

Nothing official just yet

With Cork Laois afterward?

yop

Jaysus, 5 pages about a venue... in a couple of hours we will know... anyone for lunch!

cocoman

yop wrote: »

Jaysus, 5 pages about a venue... in a couple of hours we will know... anyone for lunch!

No time for lunch - too busy pressing refresh button

Hulk Hands

Blackjack wrote: »

What’s wrong with Hyde Park?. If it’s going to work for Roscommons home game in the super 8s then there is no reason for it to work for a round 4 qualifier.

I'm just guessing but thoughts about Hyde Park are if the GAA were willing to go to the lengths of a coinflip, even though it should be a neutral game, then Hyde park is either being renovated this week in prep for next week or they think it's too small