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The Sunday Game Thread

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Brendan Cummins making his debut (?) tonight (first time I've seen him on it anyway), doing a decent job but Loughnane taking over. Speaking of Loughnane, he made an interesting point about Johnny Ryan supposed to have gotten the AI replay last year but Cork not wanting him. Didn't know counties (or perhaps just Cork?) have such a say in things like that.

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Mountainlad

TCDStudent1 wrote: »

Just before the start of today's match, Marty Morrissey was asking questions like "Will Jason Ginbbons start midfield?" (He was already standing there for the throw in so why not just tell us!) and "Will Mayo employ a sweeper for James O'Donoghue?" (Why not tell us who was picking up O'Donoghue at the start? as it was off screen?!). I suspect he may have also told us that the teams were scoring in the opposite direction to which they were; I certainly expected the opposite way around from what he said but maybe I misheard him!

He compared O Connor to Michael Flatley at one stage. How this guy is nearly top commentator for GAA in RTE I'll never know.

Rightwing

Mountainlad wrote: »

He compared O Connor to Michael Flatley at one stage. How this guy is nearly top commentator for GAA in RTE I'll never know.

If you want to know the answer:

Rte have no standards across the board. They are good at 1 thing: inceasing the license fee.

dirkmeister

"Donncha Walsh,working hard as always is his middle name"

Marty Morrissey

Dirty Dingus McGee

Tommy Carr has to go after today.Quite honestly it was an embarassing listening to him today, there are surely better people than him out there to do co - commentary.

Browney7

Nice intro to tonights show in fairness

nice_guy80

The highlights of the game were over in 15 mins. wtf?

Itssoeasy

Did anyone hear someone taking as the show came back on ?

[Deleted User]

Does Cillian O'Connor know someone in RTE. Good player and made some important contributions today but its getting beyond a laugh at this stage.

aveytare

Borders no.2 wrote: »

Does Cillian O'Connor know someone in RTE. Good player and made some important contributions today but its getting beyond a laugh at this stage.

Thought he had an excellent game today.

Rebel1977

Borders no.2 wrote: »

Does Cillian O'Connor know someone in RTE. Good player and made some important contributions today but its getting beyond a laugh at this stage.

He was outstanding today totally deserved MOM award

Dirty Dingus McGee

On the Galway v Monaghan Ladies Football highlights.

"Monaghan missed a controversial penalty"

But for some unknown reason RTE decide that a missed penalty isn't worth showing in a highlight piece.You couldn't make it up.

Amprodude

Borders no.2 wrote: »

Does Cillian O'Connor know someone in RTE. Good player and made some important contributions today but its getting beyond a laugh at this stage.

he was the best player on the pitch.

dirkmeister

They must have recorded the Kilkenny Galway camogie on a fisher price camera,terrible quality.

JONJO THE MISER

Very ignorant and incorrect tweet was read out on air, the tweet said would the NFL move the superbowl for a GAA match, first of all next weeks match has nothing to do with the NFL its the NCAAF, maybe RTE and your man who send the tweet in should do some research before making such stupid incorrect comments.

Dirty Dingus McGee

Are you allowed to handpass the ball into the net in camogie?

Also would the Camogie association not be far better served letting TG4 have the rights to their matches.Ladies football is on a lot on TG4 and they give it good coverage but RTE give camogie no coverage and only broadcast one game per year live which is very bad from in my opinion.

I can't understand why the camogie association would put up with this.

Dirty Dingus McGee

The pitch in Limerick didn't look great.Hopefully it's in better shape for Saturdays match.

[Deleted User]

Amprodude wrote: »

he was the best player on the pitch.

Didn't think so myself especially in the first half but seem to be in the minority on that one so fair enough.

Nib

Rebel1977 wrote: »

He was outstanding today totally deserved MOM award

Colm Boyle was the best player on the pitch.

TCDStudent1

Nib wrote: »

Colm Boyle was the best player on the pitch.

He played well but made some unforced errors (like the one that let James O'Donoghue in for a goal chance) to be considered MOTM. Also Kerry 1/2 forward line did lots of damage in 1st half.

Amprodude

Eamonn o Hara speaks the most on the Panel and acts as if hes the real expect. What did he win again playing football? Hes all talk but didnt do much in his playing career.

Neeson

Amprodude wrote: »

Eamonn o Hara speaks the most on the Panel and acts as if hes the real expect. What did he win again playing football? Hes all talk but didnt do much in his playing career.

And then you have Pat Spillane who won everything and talks Shi'ite.

You don't have to win to know more.

Say Your Number

Amprodude wrote: »

Eamonn o Hara speaks the most on the Panel and acts as if hes the real expect. What did he win again playing football? Hes all talk but didnt do much in his playing career.

He's from a weaker county, do you expect him to win an All-Ireland all by himself? Whelan and Early have the same amount of All-Irelands

Figsy32

Amprodude wrote: »

Eamonn o Hara speaks the most on the Panel and acts as if hes the real expect. What did he win again playing football? Hes all talk but didnt do much in his playing career.

Are you being serious? He was one of the best midfielders in the country for over a decade. It's hardly his fault he's from Sligo. He even managed to drag them to a Connaught title.

By the 'what have you won' logic not many people would be allowed have an opinion.

Amprodude

Neeson wrote: »

And then you have Pat Spillane who won everything and talks Shi'ite.

You don't have to win to know more.

Im sorry but Spillane knows whats required to win. He won several AIs after all. O Hara is this so called expert but even with Sligo he was a very average player lets call a spade a spade.

Amprodude

Say Your Number wrote: »

He's from a weaker county, do you expect him to win an All-Ireland all by himself? Whelan and Early have the same amount of All-Irelands

Whelan and Early were far superior players.

Realt Dearg Sec

Amprodude wrote: »

Im sorry but Spillane knows whats required to win. He won several AIs after all. O Hara is this so called expert but even with Sligo he was a very average player lets call a spade a spade.

What have you won? you're never short of an opinion anyway so you must have a few all Irelands in both codes.

Amprodude

Realt Dearg Sec wrote: »

What have you won? you're never short of an opinion anyway so you must have a few all Irelands in both codes.

Its a free website. Im not paid to give an opinion. You arent short of an opinion yourself.

Neeson

Amprodude wrote: »

Im sorry but Spillane knows whats required to win. He won several AIs after all. O Hara is this so called expert but even with Sligo he was a very average player lets call a spade a spade.

It takes a team of good players to win. But Eamon didn't have many around him. Pat did.

Amprodude

Neeson wrote: »

It takes a team of good players to win. But Eamon didn't have many around him. Pat did.

Pat was also a better player than O Hara and so good that all the other Kerry forwards gelled together in perfect harmony.

Say Your Number

Amprodude wrote: »

Pat was also a better player than O Hara and so good that all the other Kerry forwards gelled together in perfect harmony.

I'm guessing (it's fairly obvious) you haven't seen much of O'Hara as a player