Mayo GAA Discussion - Part 4

muddle84 · 12-11-2020 11:04PM

Its great to be back in connacht final again in fairness. Really looking forward to this one!

Kalyke · 12-11-2020 11:12PM

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

See some twat has put it up on twitter.

To be fair, the " twatiest" thing was putting it on Tik Tok in the first place. Juvenile. Not sure it should cost him his place in the panel though.

charolais0153 · 12-11-2020 11:15PM

When will team be out

The Supporter · 12-11-2020 11:54PM

A lot of Galway supporters on various forms are writing down Galway's chances and talking up Mayo. I sincerely hope that the Mayo Team and Management don't fall for it. Dick Clerkin in Irish Independent wrote" Complacency is a sporting cancer that manifests itself in the physical contests" Galway played poorly in Tuam but they still scored 17 points. Galway played very well against Dublin the following Sunday (Shay Walsh came on as a sub that day) and Paul Conroy had a great game. Mayo played very well against Roscommon but in the first half they kicked eight wides, when they were on top, they will have to take their scores against Galway. Galway will be fired up for this game, if Mayo are to win they will have to be ready for a lot of intensity from Galway. Comer may also be ready for action. Conditions (wind and rain) and venue will also suit Galway. It is a 50/50 game on Sunday.

Hulk Hands · 13-11-2020 01:15AM

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

See some twat has put it up on twitter.

How do you mention him being a twat and nothing about the actual guy who made and shared a joke that distasteful? You may call every single person who's shared it on WhatsApp twats also, bar the actual offender obviously

ShamoBuc · 13-11-2020 08:41AM

Hulk Hands wrote: »

How do you mention him being a twat and nothing about the actual guy who made and shared a joke that distasteful? You may call every single person who's shared it on WhatsApp twats also, bar the actual offender obviously

Maybe he doesn't want the possibility of getting a Yellow for abuse/uncivil ?
There are many ways you can get your point across without calling players idiots/morons etc

Not necessarily the reason.
Just a thought.

Joe Don Dante · 13-11-2020 12:28PM

mjp wrote: »

Video of his post doing the rounds in WhatsApp groups all day. Distasteful joke regarding underage girls which mayo are right to throw the book at him.

he never mentioned Girls, he could be on about Boys for all we know.

km79 · 13-11-2020 02:11PM

Tik Tok starts !
I think that’s the only change

naughto · 13-11-2020 02:12PM

Team

Bunny Colvin · 13-11-2020 02:17PM

naughto wrote: »

Team

Moran in for ROD. I take it he's not dropped then.

wirelessdude01 · 13-11-2020 02:19PM

So much for being dropped ehh.

Hearing rumours as well that Tommy P is listed in the subs.

Green&Red · 13-11-2020 05:54PM

Some talk on the podcasts that Conroy could be replaced by Carr. Not sure I’d agree with that. I’d imagine we’ll see one change to that team at least

charolais0153 · 13-11-2020 06:31PM

Green&Red wrote: »

Some talk on the podcasts that Conroy could be replaced by Carr. Not sure I’d agree with that. I’d imagine we’ll see one change to that team at least

Would be very unfair on conroy, not like Carr has shone on his appearances although I think he's a better option than Darren coen

naughto · 13-11-2020 06:38PM

charolais0153 wrote: »

Would be very unfair on conroy, not like Carr has shone on his appearances although I think he's a better option than Darren coen

Ya it definitely would conroy has done no wrong

Padkir · 13-11-2020 06:42PM

naughto wrote: »

Ya it definitely would conroy has done no wrong

Not necessarily his fault and I say it as a big fan of his, but the Roscommon game largely passed him by. He looks a great prospect though so worth sticking with him as a starter I think.

naughto · 13-11-2020 06:51PM

Padkir wrote: »

Not necessarily his fault and I say it as a big fan of his, but the Roscommon game largely passed him by. He looks a great prospect though so worth sticking with him as a starter I think.

I think he was targeted a lot more in the rossies game as he had two very good games before that so they where on his shoelaces.
Its great that we have this problem of forwards unlike other yrs

dobman88 · 13-11-2020 09:33PM

The Supporter wrote: »

A lot of Galway supporters on various forms are writing down Galway's chances and talking up Mayo. I sincerely hope that the Mayo Team and Management don't fall for it. Dick Clerkin in Irish Independent wrote" Complacency is a sporting cancer that manifests itself in the physical contests" Galway played poorly in Tuam but they still scored 17 points. Galway played very well against Dublin the following Sunday (Shay Walsh came on as a sub that day) and Paul Conroy had a great game. Mayo played very well against Roscommon but in the first half they kicked eight wides, when they were on top, they will have to take their scores against Galway. Galway will be fired up for this game, if Mayo are to win they will have to be ready for a lot of intensity from Galway. Comer may also be ready for action. Conditions (wind and rain) and venue will also suit Galway. It is a 50/50 game on Sunday.

As a complete neutral, I cant see anything other than a Mayo win on Sunday. Comer is out btw. But even with him in I'd expect Mayo to win and win comfortably enough. Probably only be the few points in it at the end but Mayo will get the job done for me.

yop · 13-11-2020 10:31PM

Completely different FB line for Galway and keeper so they have learned there. Also changes in the forward lines. They won't be anywhere near as bad as the league. Walsh and Conroy 2 quality players.
Thats probably our strongest 15 with a serious amount of quality on the bench.
Hopefully see AOS in FF again.
Conroy has done nothing wrong so can't see any reason he won't start.

Need a strong start like in the league and against Rossies. Should be a cracker

wirelessdude01 · 13-11-2020 10:33PM

See Galway are back to Bernie again. He really is a shocking goalkeeper. Total liability.

naughto · 13-11-2020 10:42PM

I didn't realise the galway thread is a mixture of hurling and football that's a proper mess

MfMan · 13-11-2020 11:08PM

naughto wrote: »

I didn't realise the galway thread is a mixture of hurling and football that's a proper mess

The perils of being a dual county with ambitions of winning 2 Senior All Irelands per year. As St. Patrick of Flynn said, you should try it sometime.

seligehgit · 13-11-2020 11:22PM

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

See Galway are back to Bernie again. He really is a shocking goalkeeper. Total liability.

He had a real nightmare start to the championship qualifier last year.

I reckon there will be a very high press on both goalkeepers kickouts on Sunday.

David Clarke kickouts will definitely be targeted on Sunday.Hopefully same will stand up to scrutiny.

naughto · 13-11-2020 11:30PM

MfMan wrote: »

The perils of being a dual county with ambitions of winning 2 Senior All Irelands per year. As St. Patrick of Flynn said, you should try it sometime.

Always shout for ye in the hurling
And after sunday well I will be still shouting for ye in the hurling

Audioslaven · 14-11-2020 12:03AM

naughto wrote: »

I think he was targeted a lot more in the rossies game as he had two very good games before that so they where on his shoelaces.
Its great that we have this problem of forwards unlike other yrs

In fairness to Conroy, he will go for a score when he can and very rarely gives the ball away. He is very efficient when in possession. He played more out from goal tracking back in second half and this is why he never got on the ball as much. I hope he is not replaced as he is a real threat when he gets the ball close to goal.

seligehgit · 14-11-2020 12:54PM

Sean Hurson of Tyrone is the man in the middle,tends to be a tad on the fussy side.

Met Eireann indicating there will be a small window of dry conditions tomorrow afternoon sandwiched between spells of rain.

Where would be without a wind blowing down the pitch in Salthill?

wirelessdude01 · 14-11-2020 04:42PM

seligehgit wrote: »

Sean Hurson of Tyrone is the man in the middle,tends to be a tad on the fussy side.

Met Eireann indicating there will be a small window of dry conditions tomorrow afternoon sandwiched between spells of rain.

Where would be without a wind blowing down the pitch in Salthill?

Whistle happy doesn't do him justice. Pulls for everything. Zero flow to games that he officiates at.

PressRun · 14-11-2020 04:58PM

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

Whistle happy doesn't do him justice. Pulls for everything. Zero flow to games that he officiates at.

Yeah, would be a little concerned if there's any niggle in the game. Overly fussy refereeing tends to make that type of thing worse, imo.

seligehgit · 14-11-2020 05:09PM

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

Whistle happy doesn't do him justice. Pulls for everything. Zero flow to games that he officiates at.

Hundred percent.

Discipline is essential too,lack of same has cost us dearly in past clashes with Galway.

wirelessdude01 · 14-11-2020 05:18PM

seligehgit wrote: »

Hundred percent.

Discipline is essential too,lack of same has cost us dearly in past clashes with Galway.

The Ballintubber connection need to keep their heads.

charlie14 · 14-11-2020 05:33PM

seligehgit wrote: »

Sean Hurson of Tyrone is the man in the middle,tends to be a tad on the fussy side.

Met Eireann indicating there will be a small window of dry conditions tomorrow afternoon sandwiched between spells of rain.

Where would be without a wind blowing down the pitch in Salthill?

He is as fussy as an old hen.
You would wonder where he got it from. Tyrone club football isn`t exactly a gentleman`s excuse me.

Mayo GAA Discussion - Part 4

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