mayo.mick wrote: » Serious amount of rain on the way over the next few days. Will the hyde sink again?
Mexcanelo wrote: » So you're not bothered about being relegated to Division 2?
yop wrote: » Like the Hyde, only available when the sun shines. :P At this stage if Mayo win then it will be a big shock.
Syferus wrote: » Sad that you don't keep up enough to know I didn't disappear anywhere.
Fr Tod Umptious wrote: » Unexpected good league form does not necessarily translate to Championship success. Yops example of Cork over the last few years shows that. Mayo in '07, '10 are also good examples. So I'll not worry about Roscommon until we meet them in the Championship, assuming other results go both teams way of course.
yop wrote: » No a fluster is when Rossies implode last year and posters disappear for 4 months. If Rossies win fair play to them. Playing great football and will set them up for a big year.
Syferus wrote: Never seen Mayo in such a fluster before a league match. Jesus.
Syferus wrote: » Never seen Mayo in such a fluster before a league match. Jesus.
yop wrote: » No, you've been saying humanity, at least get that fact right will you. And Dublin aren't the form team either, now thats another fact, isn't it :P:P
ProudDUB wrote: » There you go Yop. You lack humility. That's your problem. Sure I've been saying that for years.
Mexcanelo wrote: » Your sarcastic response to my first post suggests to me that you laughed at the mere suggestion that Roscommon could beat Mayo in League or Championship, that they were no threat. It's true, strong league form often doesn't translate to Championship success. But you have to give them credit for their results and have the humility to respect them as challengers to the Connacht Championship. We'll see what happens on Sunday. Looking forward to a great game.
Supernintento Chalmers wrote: » Did he not state something that's fact. 4 losses from 5 games. Mayo have been a shambles this year so far, that's another fact.
yop wrote: » Okay, so Cork topped the table last year in the league, Kerry finished just above relegation. How did the Munster and AI series end up for both of them? Who said they were no threat...... Anyway, welcome to the Mayo forum, we love facts here
Mexcanelo wrote: » I think its very arrogant of you as a Mayo fan to suggest that Roscommon are no threat to Mayo, considering the recent form of both teams. No arse licking at all, I'm simply making an observation base on the facts
naughto wrote: » It feels like your cheating on us posting in here while licking the rossie holes Its great to see Roscommon on this run of form. Hopefully they can keep it going into the games against Mayo and Dublin at home. I think they could take the Connacht title this season, and if they can replicate their performances of the League into the Championship, Who knows what they can achieve
naughto wrote: » Welcome to boards thanks for taking the time to post the above.
yop wrote: » Post of the year Welcome to boards
Mexcanelo wrote: » Mayo are really in trouble this year. They look set for league relegation and due to the rise of Roscommon, Their Connacht title is under serious threat.
manofwisdom wrote: » No disrespect to the Castlebar players but they don't have 8 lads of the required standard to hold their own at the high level county football Mayo play. I'm surprised Rochford has brought that many Castlebar players in. In regards to relegation the last two established teams to get relegated were Tyrone last year and Donegal 2013. Tyrone didn't win Ulster but were able to recover with a favorable draw to reach in All Ireland semi final. Donegal in 2013 did worse as they failed to win Ulster final losing to Monaghan Div 3 at the time and then were well beaten in All Ireland quarter final by Mayo. If Mayo are to be relegated and don't win a provincial title it would be harder to see Mayo recovering from those double blows but for what its worth i think Mayo will stay up on probably scoring difference and that alone would stop any rot setting in.
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