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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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jr86

TCDStudent1 wrote: »

McDonagh has been very good. One very poor miss but good other than that

He's coughed up plenty of possession

PressRun

Flat performance. We should be well up but we're wasteful and ponderous in possession. Doesn't inspire any confidence. Meath could sneak it.

TCDStudent1

jr86 wrote: »

This is very, very poor

Meath full value going in level . And with all due respect, a very mediocre Meath side

A very tired and leggy performance again. Very hard to pick out a positive performance bar O'Shea. Mcdonagh, mcloughlin, Boland, and Coen are mixing the good with the extremely frustrating

McDonagh has been very good. One very poor miss but good other than that

jr86

This is very, very poor

Meath full value going in level . And with all due respect, a very mediocre Meath side

A very tired and leggy performance again. Very hard to pick out a positive performance bar O'Shea. Mcdonagh, mcloughlin, Boland, and Coen are mixing the good with the extremely frustrating

seligehgit

Seamie has definitely added a bit of bite in the middle but it's very disappointing to be going in level.

km79

What a terrible terrible half
Pure dead
Clarke Boyle Seamie about the only positives
And mcdonagh’s points
Coen looks slow again

The two teams are at a similar level based on that
I’m not sure if it’s the injuries or not but we seem to have completely abandoned our running game and are obsessed with kick passing now

irishgeo

seligehgit wrote: »

Shooting ourselves in the foot with our wastefulness.

Are we trying to tire Meath out.

seligehgit

Shooting ourselves in the foot with our wastefulness.

km79

Harrison may have also just injured himself
CURSED

seligehgit

Cartman78 wrote: »

Higgins out :-(

Chris Barrett in

km79

Another training injury
We are cursed

naughto

Fergal boland in

Cartman78

Higgins out :-(

seligehgit

naughto wrote: »

Thers more in Quinn’s than there is in Crocker

Indeed it's a sparse enough crowd thus far although there are folks in the upper Cusack so you'd imagine there'll be in excess of 40,000.

naughto

Thers more in Quinn’s than there is in Crocker

seligehgit

Deleted User wrote: »

Forecast all over the shop the last day or two. Currently looking like dry for the first match, with rain for the second.

Hopefully it'll hold off.

Bit of gaoth blowing down into the Hill.

jammer84

km79 wrote: »

I think I seen Parsons in gear

You did

Edit: he's gone to Hogan stand now in same gear!

km79

jammer84 wrote: »

Diarmuid on the pitch, still wearing the blue cast

I think I seen Parsons in gear

jammer84

Diarmuid on the pitch, still wearing the blue cast

Panrich

km79 wrote: »

Kilmaine
Would have pedigree as his uncles/relations would have represented mayo at various grades I think

I remember the 85 minors had an MJ Mullin from Kilmaine. I assume that he is one of those relations that you mention.

irishgeo

Audioslaven wrote: »

I think he got a taste from Boyle with a shoulder during training this week

Must have been the only player Boyle tackled all week.

Audioslaven

seligehgit wrote: »

Oisin Mullin impressed against the Galway men when few stood out but boy is this some step up.

Agreed I think the named team will start.

I think he got a taste from Boyle with a shoulder during training this week

Audioslaven

km79 wrote: »

Kilmaine
Would have pedigree as his uncles/relations would have represented mayo at various grades I think

Horan called him in after the Galway U20 game. He has serious speed and a very good player. He was down in Kerry last weekend with the team and I heard he was told he will get game time very soon.

[Deleted User]

seligehgit wrote: »

BTW the weather forecast is very bad for today PM.

Quite a deluge of rain forecast.

Forecast all over the shop the last day or two. Currently looking like dry for the first match, with rain for the second.

Lukekul

Wouldn't be Oisin's first game in croker, played in the kids game during halftime in 2013

seligehgit

No sign of Diarmuid on the bench.:D

RedDevil55

jr86 wrote: »

Embarrassing moment... but for what I think is the first time in my lifetime I don't actually recognise a particular player in the Mayo squad

Forgive me Oisin Mullin, but can anyone please give me a quick background

Can play corner back or in the half back line. Very pacy and looks to have potential. Will still be U20 next year I think so surprised he's on the senior 26.

seligehgit

km79 wrote: »

Kilmaine
Would have pedigree as his uncles/relations would have represented mayo at various grades I think

Indeed looks a very handy corner back,good at breaking the line.

Gates open at 12.30.

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km79

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

#metoo

Kilmaine
Would have pedigree as his uncles/relations would have represented mayo at various grades I think

[Deleted User]

jr86 wrote: »

Embarrassing moment... but for what I think is the first time in my lifetime I don't actually recognise a particular player in the Mayo squad

Forgive me Oisin Mullin, but can anyone please give me a quick background

#metoo