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Kerry GAA discussion thread #2

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The_Honeybadger

I see no reason not to be hopeful of beating Mayo next weekend. They are no great shakes. When they beat us during the league O’Shea and Ruane ran the show both times. Ruane is out and Moran is back to match up with O’Shea, Barry was not able for him, Moran is much stronger and a better fit for this job.

It’s a huge game for Barry who has not really delivered on his initial promise but plays well in patches.

We need to get our setup right and cut out the mistakes and discipline issues. If we do that I give us every chance. Mayo will do everything they can to throw Kerry off and incite retaliation from our inexperienced young players, hopefully Donie will be able to prepare them for that aspect.

Obviously the team needs to improve across the board and they need to protect the full back line better. I’ll be interested to see how Keane sets up for this one.

windy shepard henderson

Rows Grower wrote: »

Ah c'mere, self praise is no praise.

i am a clare man i was standing behind the goal when this rasper went in , it still remains the best goal i ever seen , we had a real chance of winning that game that day until that goal ,you need to be able to praise opposition when they beat you too especially when its as empathic as that and the person that scored it as humble as pa laide who meant every bit of it but tried to play it down as a fluke

there is huge respect between clare and kerry in football because of this type of attitude

Kerrydude1981

Is the game being streamed live?

On last nights Sunday Game its the hurling that's on live next Sunday

ShamoBuc

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

Is the game being streamed live?

On last nights Sunday Game its the hurling that's on live next Sunday

Kerry v Mayo is live on RTE 1.

Bass Reeves

I cannot see the tickets for the match next weekend in Killarney on GAA tickets. Is it through the club's only

ShamoBuc

Bass Reeves wrote: »

I cannot see the tickets for the match next weekend in Killarney on GAA tickets. Is it through the club's only

Lots of issues apparently according to the championship thread.

SecretsOfEarth

According to Kerry GAA and tickets.ie, they're waiting on an update from the GAA but it'll be this afternoon at the earliest before they're available. God forbid the GAA would mention anything or give a solid timeframe!

charolais0153

SecretsOfEarth wrote: »

According to Kerry GAA and tickets.ie, they're waiting on an update from the GAA but it'll be this afternoon at the earliest before they're available. God forbid the GAA would mention anything or give a solid timeframe!

Will it be a sellout? If the capacity is limited it could be tight I suppose

SecretsOfEarth

charolais0153 wrote: »

Will it be a sellout? If the capacity is limited it could be tight I suppose

If it's limited to close to 30,000 I don't see why it shouldn't sell out - Mayo will bring a massive travelling crowd and you'd hope that we will match it, especially at home in a crunch game.

davegilly

Tickets are on sale again now.

[Deleted User]

davegilly wrote: »

Tickets are on sale again now.

Not on tickets.ie

jimmytwotimes 2013

davegilly wrote: »

Tickets are on sale again now.

Just got some, thanks for heads up. Still a general admission ticket so will be interesting to see what crowd is capped at

Barlett

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

Not on tickets.ie

Up here https://gaa.tickets.ie/

Rows Grower

Capacity limited to 31,900.

keane2097

Rows Grower wrote: »

Capacity limited to 31,900.

That should be roomy enough even if it sells out?

Edgware

Its great to see these big matches going out around the country. I know we query the need for stadiums in every province but when you have pairings like Kerry Mayo there is a need.
If the Dublin Cork was in Cork it would fill the stadium.

Rows Grower

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

i am a clare man i was standing behind the goal when this rasper went in , it still remains the best goal i ever seen , we had a real chance of winning that game that day until that goal ,you need to be able to praise opposition when they beat you too especially when its as empathic as that and the person that scored it as humble as pa laide who meant every bit of it but tried to play it down as a fluke

there is huge respect between clare and kerry in football because of this type of attitude

I thought you were the player that scored it, it was a good goal in fairness.

Bunny Colvin

Any decent spots for some rebel/irish music Saturday in Killarney folks?!

Blackjack

Bunny Colvin wrote: »

Any decent spots for some rebel/irish music Saturday in Killarney folks?!

If the Tyrone team bus was there you’d be sorted.

dobman88

Bunny Colvin wrote: »

Any decent spots for some rebel/irish music Saturday in Killarney folks?!

O Connors on high street from 9 to 11ish. Also maybe sullys across the road. Tatler Jack on Plunkett street late.

Dunloe lodge on Plunkett street if you wanna get a real smell of sweaty farmers and shíte. Music so loud you cant even talk but all the rebs you want will be belted out.

Fann Linn

Edgware wrote: »

Its great to see these big matches going out around the country. I know we query the need for stadiums in every province but when you have pairings like Kerry Mayo there is a need.
If the Dublin Cork was in Cork it would fill the stadium.

45000. I don't think so.

Bunny Colvin

Blackjack wrote: »

If the Tyrone team bus was there you’d be sorted.

dobman88 wrote: »

O Connors on high street from 9 to 11ish. Also maybe sullys across the road. Tatler Jack on Plunkett street late.

Dunloe lodge on Plunkett street if you wanna get a real smell of sweaty farmers and shíte. Music so loud you cant even talk but all the rebs you want will be belted out.

That's the job, fair play!

Rows Grower

Fann Linn wrote: »

45000. I don't think so.

I agree, the vast majority of Dub fans have no idea what it's like to support a team playing away from home.

Stoner

Rows Grower wrote:

I agree, the vast majority of Dub fans have no idea what it's like to support a team playing away from home.

True, and with it being in CP its handy as half of the vast amount of Country Fans are living in Dublin anyway.

Rows Grower

Stoner wrote: »

True, and with it being in CP its handy as half of the vast amount of Country Fans are living in Dublin anyway.

Head shot.

munster87

And their kids will play for Dublin!

Rows Grower

munster87 wrote: »

And their kids will play for Dublin!

BOOM!

Poor_old_gill

munster87 wrote: »

And their kids will play for Dublin!

1 of the Dublins

jimmytwotimes 2013

munster87 wrote: »

And their kids will play for Dublin!

Worked in Dublin for a couple of years and the thought of that made me sick. Thankfully, ours arrived when back in Kerry

dobman88

Adam Moynihan is a Killarney based journalist working for the Killarney Advertiser and is relatively new to the industry. He's a sound chap and knows his stuff. He is trying his hand at a podcast and interviews Shane Murphy from Dr. Crokes. Its only 17 mins and worth a listen. It's kind of a shill as Adam is a friend of mine but his work definitely merits attention. And yes, he asks him about his place with Kerry.

https://twitter.com/AdamMoynihan/status/1149735323720699904?s=19