Mayo GAA Discussion - Part 4

seligehgit wrote: »

TBF that OTB roadshow was absolutely cringeworthy in it's pro Mayo bias when one considered how big of underdogs we were on the following Saturday.

I was embarrassed.Poor auld Damian Comer had to deliver the reality check that it was improbable Mayo would triumph.

Loved the PJ Loftus story.:D

https://twitter.com/offtheball/status/1159852287394758657?s=19

Agreed Liam McHale has appeared to have an uneasy relationship with the Mayo support.

I believe it was in part due to his relaxed personality and later introduction into the fold after all his basketball success.

I must read back House of Pain.

Never noticed this at all tbh

House of Pain is a great read btw

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Anyone else having issues with Mayogaatv? Stream has just stopped totally for me

Same here. Just assumed it was the broadband here.

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Stoppped at 1:25:38, if i refresh it goes back to the start of the game :mad:

Came back after about 4 minutes.

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

Mayo GAA TV gone again. 3rd time today.

demand exceeding supply id say.

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

Then they need to be honest with themselves and limit the number of viewers. People are getting very pi$$ed of with it and all the dropping. Victims of their own success as it's a great service when it does work but it falls over far too frequently.

invest in the technology, probably not paying for enough servers.

Good win for Knockmore this afternoon. Looks like we have two lads who can score heavily now. Orme was outstanding, he’s kicked on from last year. As has Dempsey.
Claremorris were poor, ended with 13

Conor Diskin does some amount of mouthing

RedDevil55 wrote: »

Mayo GAA TV much better for the game today. Good win for Westport even if they nearly threw it away at the death. Fionn McDonagh MOTM, he just needs a bit more composure to be a top level player. Kevin Keane surprisingly good at full forward. Shame about his injury. Aidan and Seamie were good for Breaffy.

I was half looking at the Ballina game too. They'll have a big say in the championship along with Westport and Knockmore. No offence to Tubber and Mitchels, but it would be great to have a new final this year!

Kiltane weren't at the races at all. Back to intermediate for them this year.

Finishing with 13 points to a possible lack of discipline in Balloons that could impact their chances this year.

I did'nt see any of the action this weekend.Sounds like the stream was less than satisfactory for the Saturday games.

Any games you'd recommend watching back?

This weekend should be more opportune to watch the games live.

I saw Westport in action a few ago and Fionn was flying that evening.

White lighting wrote: »

Won more silverware in his time over Roscommon than Mayo did during same period.

Also managed to lose a crucial championship match by 22 points...

White lighting wrote: »

Won more silverware in his time over Roscommon than Mayo did during same period.

if its a choice of winning a Connacht titles and FBD leagues or being genuine contenders for the All Ireland i know which i'd rather

Latest Mayo News Podcast.

Billy Joe meets Gavin Duffy

https://themayonews.podomatic.com/enclosure/2020-08-06T03_17_44-07_00.mp3

Apparently Aidan O'Shea had a big game for Breaffy today?

I didn't see any of the action this weekend with other commitments,lack of a ticket and the wonderful weather making one less than inclined to stay indoors and view Mayo GAA TV.

Bragging rights for Breaffy with their win against the Mitchels.

Group 4 truly is the group of death.

What a finale.

Westport vs Castlebar Mitchels

The Stephenites certainly appear likely to be a real threat this year?

Garrymore can't qualify from group 1 and if it's head to head Belmullet are gone.

Otherwise they've only a mathematical chance of qualifying.

Ballintubber and Aghamore are more or less home and hosed in group 2.

Same applies in group 3 for the Stephenites and Knockmore.

Charlestown Sarsfields will need to get a win in Breaffy but it's likely to be 2 from the 3 of the others to come out of group 4.

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

Watched it on TG4. Mattie Ruane was immense as well driving forward. Seamus and Conor also very influential at times.

Will try and watch it back later. Far too busy with the sunshine to sit in and watch football today!

Group 3 is actually decided.