The 2021 All Ireland Senior Football Championship

Good to see a bit more of a fight from Meath in the 2nd half. Still think they have too much to do, and Dublin are always capable of putting together 5 or 6 scores in a row.

That was a fine day out all the same. Better second half overall from Meath. Built in a nice bit of tension.

The moaning as we played keep ball was made all the sweeter as we got scores on all three opportunities to properly kill the game.

I'm looking forward to Spillane or whoever decrying this and shouting for a rule change. Again.

Mayo and Kerry are many times more likely to get beaten by lower opposition than best Dublin in croke park

This Dublin are finished theory is amusing, suits the gaa as it generates interest in the championship of course

the way the talk is going here I thought Dublin were actually beaten for the first time in a championship in about 8 years

Monaghan have a dreaduful record v tyrone especially in croker

3 defeats there since 2013

Your probably right but monaghan always seemed to be spooked by Tyrone

All though they have beaten tyrone at underage more recently which may help

Monaghans abilty to throw away leads is also concerning, its hard do call IMO

Agreed

Open your eyes lad , Dublin are in serious decline , Kerry will win the All Ireland this year

Woun't say the GAA are happy with Kerry been so stubborn and not giving up home advantage for the Munster final in turn not allowing it been moved venue and allowing more supporters in

So much wrong information in one post it's hard to know where to start with it.

Firstly, there is absolutely no reason to give up home advantage. Why should they be expected to?

Secondly, the GAAs ire should be directed at govt for not allowing more supporters. Current restrictions allow 500 spectators in a stadium with a minimum capacity of 5,000.

Any increase in crowd sizes have been at the govts discretion, not the GAA, not the provincial council, not the hosting or competing counties, the govts.

Most of those, maybe even all of them as far as I remember, have been called "test events" to see how feasible it is.

They've obviously decided to continue being ultra cautious, as they have been all along, with the increase in cases.

Even if they switched venue, there would be no guarantee of an increase in people allowed to attend. We are seeing this with only 500 being allowed at the hurling qualifiers this weekend when there was 3500 in the same venues recently.

FWIW, I think its ridiculous we still have a 500 limit on crowds at outdoor stadiums but they're the current "rules".

But your comment is a bit foolish.

Oisin McConville would put you to sleep.