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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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km79

Suarezistheman wrote: »

Limerick 5PM Saturday

Oh I would approve of that !!!!
Posters on blog saying double header in limerick with our game at 7

Loafing Oaf

km79 wrote: »

Oh I would approve of that !!!!
Posters on blog saying double header in limerick with our game at 7

Would that not make more sense (insofar as any of this does)? Galway-Mayo surely a bigger draw than Cork-Laois?

km79

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

Would that not make more sense (insofar as any of this does)? Galway-Mayo surely a bigger draw than Cork-Laois?

I can’t see our game not being at 7
Although the last Limerick galway train departs at 750 so maybe for once they are taking supporters into consideration

jmayo

yop wrote: »

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

Are you buying ?

threeball

km79 wrote: »

I can’t see our game not being at 7
Although the last Limerick galway train departs at 750 so maybe for once they are taking supporters into consideration

They couldn't give a rats about you. If its a double header Mayo Galway will be second. Cork Laois will probably we the better game but that won't matter.

yop

threeball wrote: »

They couldn't give a rats about you. If its a double header Mayo Galway will be second. Cork Laois will probably we the better game but that won't matter.

Cork laois a better game? Really?

statto25

threeball wrote: »

They couldn't give a rats about you. If its a double header Mayo Galway will be second. Cork Laois will probably we the better game but that won't matter.

Cork Laois better than 2 Provincial Rivals playing knockout football...you need to try harder!

threeball

yop wrote: »

Cork laois a better game? Really?

Yes from a footballing perspective both will try to play. Unfortunately our lads have been coached out of playing and just pack the defence or wander round aimlessly. Recent games between us have hardly been crackers.

Hulk Hands

You haven't paid any attention to Laois games this year if you think they'll be open and attacking

Barlett

Well at the end of the day, Galway do play sh1t football, but it's highly effective against us.

maximus15

threeball wrote: »

Yes from a footballing perspective both will try to play. Unfortunately our lads have been coached out of playing and just pack the defence or wander round aimlessly. Recent games between us have hardly been crackers.

The only thing crackers is your statement! Every neutral would prefer to watch a Mayo - Galway tie over Cork - Laois
. For intensity purposes alone never mind the quality which there will be plenty of, whether it's a hard hitting tackle or score, both teams will be going full tilt for a super 8 spot.
It's first time in a while both teams playing each other in a winner takes all and no back door to fall back on. Different ball game!!

NabyLadistheman

Suarezistheman wrote: »

Limerick 5PM Saturday

Moved to 7PM, official conformation to come

vid36

Any white smoke about Saturday?

vid36

Suarezistheman wrote: »

Moved to 7PM, official conformation to come

Inevitable, once the coin toss was rejected.

km79

Suarezistheman wrote: »

Moved to 7PM, official conformation to come

Hope they throw on a later train

statto25

Connacht Telegraph have it as 7pm in Limerick

https://www.con-telegraph.ie/news/roundup/articles/2019/07/01/4176343-limerick-the-venue-for-mayos-clash-with-galway/

Coillte_Bhoy

Im hearing it was Horan who rejected the toss, no idea if true or not.

km79

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Im hearing it was Horan who rejected the toss, no idea if true or not.

He was dead right

Barlett

Well if he did he was right, don't want our season decided by whether you play with the wind in the first half or second.

Frozen Veg

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Im hearing it was Horan who rejected the toss, no idea if true or not.

Where did you hear that? Is it true.

jammer84

Confirmed for 7pm in Gaelic Grounds
https://twitter.com/MayoGAA/status/1145693303423295488

briandebum

Barlett wrote: »

Well if he did he was right, don't want our season decided by whether you play with the wind in the first half or second.

There's that classic Mayo optimism, only considering 1 side of the coin flip.

Even disregarding the fact that there was a 50/50 chance to play at home, surely Pearse is an easier trip to make than Limerick for ye?

I know Salthill has many many issues but seems a bit daft to turn down the coinflip.

blinding

With Galway's recent record in Castlebar its a wonder they didn’t offer to play it in Castlebar .

WesternZulu

briandebum wrote: »

There's that classic Mayo optimism, only considering 1 side of the coin flip.

Even disregarding the fact that there was a 50/50 chance to play at home, surely Pearse is an easier trip to make than Limerick for ye?

I know Salthill has many many issues but seems a bit daft to turn down the coinflip.

Mayo are terrible in MacHale Park seeing as it's a tight pitch.
Their home form has been patchy to say the least there over the past few years.
Obviously they don't want to risk giving Galway home advantage either.
So here we are, playing in Limerick.

Barlett

briandebum wrote: »

There's that classic Mayo optimism, only considering 1 side of the coin flip.

Even disregarding the fact that there was a 50/50 chance to play at home, surely Pearse is an easier trip to make than Limerick for ye?

I know Salthill has many many issues but seems a bit daft to turn down the coinflip.

Not really, Limerick is a half hour further away than Salthill add the traffic etc and there's little difference.

Coillte_Bhoy

Now O'Shea has his foot in a cast as a precautionary measure

Sebastian Dangerfield

Sky are showing Tyrone Cavan at 5 according to gaa.ie

Barlett

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Now O'Shea has his foot in a cast as a precautionary measure

He'll be ok!

C__MC

Careful now, it could be gamesmanship all this

ToBeFrank123

How many Mayo qualifier games have been on Sky the last few years? They are making a mint off Mayo.