Mayo GAA Discussion - Part 4

yop · 07-07-2019 9:27pm

seligehgit wrote: »

Lest we all forget the 3rd part of the Mayo Galway trilogy or be it tetralogy when the ladies are included takes place next Wednesday night in Tuam stadium.

Connacht under 20s final at 19.30.

Paddy Neilan of Roscommon is the man in charge.

Micheal Solan's lads look a very promising group.

Plenty saying for a while eoghan McLaughlin has more potential than the brother so looking forward to seeing this. Pj has a very good squad there.
Think we will be seeing two future county managers and half a dozen of these lads will make it through to senior.

seligehgit · 07-07-2019 9:30pm

yop wrote: »

Plenty saying for a while eoghan McLaughlin has more potential than the brother so looking forward to seeing this. Pj has a very good squad there.
Think we will be seeing two future county managers and half a dozen of these lads will make it through to senior.

Yop he was seriously impressive in the first half on Wednesday night as Bunny Colvin will testify,he apparently went off injured at the break.

Some very good young lads at first glance in that squad.Tommy Conroy is another standout.

yop · 07-07-2019 9:31pm

seligehgit wrote: »

Yop he was seriously impressive in the first half on Wednesday night as Bunny Colvin will testify,he apparently went off injured at the break.

Some very good young lads at first glance in that squad.Tommy Conroy is another standout.

They are bringing a new confidence and quality. It's great to see

Ha Long Bay · 07-07-2019 9:32pm

seligehgit wrote: »

Wednesday night.

? It was on Friday night. Also the lid of the cup goes flying.

https://twitter.com/MayoGAA/status/1147245155575115777

naughto · 07-07-2019 9:32pm

seligehgit wrote: »

Yop he was seriously impressive in the first half on Wednesday night as Bunny Colvin will testify,he apparently went off injured at the break.

Some very good young lads at first glance in that squad.Tommy Conroy is another standout.

What was the number 9 midfield player name very good young lad

seligehgit · 07-07-2019 9:33pm

john4321 wrote: »

? It was on Friday night.

https://twitter.com/MayoGAA/status/1147245155575115777

No Wednesday night for certain.

http://connachtgaa.ie/2018-fixtures-results/football/county/

Ha Long Bay · 07-07-2019 9:36pm

seligehgit wrote: »

No Wednesday night for certain.

http://connachtgaa.ie/2018-fixtures-results/football/county/

Sorry I think we have our wires crossed. I said it was great to watch the minors on TG4 (Youtube) on Friday night not the U20's.

seligehgit · 07-07-2019 9:41pm

naughto wrote: »

What was the number 9 midfield player name very good young lad

Are you talking about the minors or under 20s?

Ethan Henry was MOTM for the minors on Friday night,he was the number 9.

Just to clarify it's the under 20s in action on Wednesday night.

Jamie Mc Nicholas appears to have the making of a very good goalkeeper.

Gavin Durcan is the number 9.

The whole inside line Aiden Orme and Stephen Mc Greal greatly impressed but it was a great team performance against a limited Sligo outfit.

yop · 07-07-2019 9:52pm

So many matches , lots of confusion &#55357;&#56904;&#55357;&#56904;

All in all there is some quality in those teams.

One thing though,are we not seeing as many quality backs? Still no sign of a crazy assed full back .
O donoghue was quality at u20 last year but hadn't made the impact as I expected.

naughto · 07-07-2019 9:54pm

seligehgit wrote: »

Are you talking about the minors or under 20s?

Ethan Henry was MOTM for the minors on Friday night,he was the number 9.

Just to clarify it's the under 20s in action on Wednesday night.

Jamie Mc Nicholas appears to have the making of a very good goalkeeper.

Gavin Durcan is the number 9.

The whole inside line Aiden Orme and Stephen Mc Greal greatly impressed but it was a great team performance against a limited Sligo outfit.

Minors

Ha Long Bay · 07-07-2019 10:07pm

BandMember wrote: »

Surprised that nobody is saying anything about our game not being shown live on television next Sunday due to the Hurling Quarter Finals being televised.....

(Donegal v Meath is not being shown either)

Its live on RTE One

yop · 07-07-2019 10:07pm

BandMember wrote: »

Surprised that nobody is saying anything about our game not being shown live on television next Sunday due to the Hurling Quarter Finals being televised.....

(Donegal v Meath is not being shown either)

On any channel?

yop · 07-07-2019 10:10pm

Sunday game on now. Forgot how the keeper pretended he was injured after his messup

lawred2 · 07-07-2019 10:11pm

That'll surely be goal of the year if there is such a thing in GAA circles

yop · 07-07-2019 10:33pm

Penalty was soft.
The free for the goal was a slip into AOS.

Pat Spillane building us up !!!

lawred2 · 07-07-2019 10:34pm

yop wrote: »

Penalty was soft.
The free for the goal was a slip into AOS.

Pat Spillane building us up !!!

Was never a penalty. It was not a foot trip. He quite clearly used his hand.

yop · 07-07-2019 10:40pm

lawred2 wrote: »

Was never a penalty. It was not a foot trip. He quite clearly used his hand.

Only copped that. Even fir Stephen coens point Durcan was blatantly pulled back and nothing given.

Vaughans incident wasn't a penalty though from where I was sitting.

MayoAreMagic · 07-07-2019 10:40pm

Was hard to see if he got to the ball or burke's foot, probably a bit of both but I thought he got the ball first.
Didnt see any of these so called soft decisions mayo got and didnt hear the pundits mention them either...

yop · 07-07-2019 10:44pm

MayoAreMagic wrote: »

Was hard to see if he got to the ball or burke's foot, probably a bit of both but I thought he got the ball first.
Didnt see any of these so called soft decisions mayo got and didnt hear the pundits mention them either...

All I was reading here was that the ref was paid, Galway got nothing, we are tinkers for our off the ball incidents but looking at the highlights I saw plenty of softness given to the Galway lads

Coillte_Bhoy · 07-07-2019 10:45pm

john4321 wrote: »

Its live on RTE One

Where did you see that?

MayoAreMagic · 07-07-2019 10:49pm

yop wrote: »

All I was reading here was that the ref was paid, Galway got nothing, we are tinkers for our off the ball incidents but looking at the highlights I saw plenty of softness given to the Galway lads

Agreed. I even heard mcquillan being referred to as mayo joe, albeit by dubs trying to get that monkey off their own backs.
I never really noticed it at the time but I was open to the idea that I just didnt notice it. Can anyone actually list out these dodgey calls, to make things a bit clearer?

Ha Long Bay · 07-07-2019 10:50pm

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Where did you see that?

They showed it after the Meath match this afternoon sorry dont have a link for it. Coverage starting at 3:45pm.

BandMember · 07-07-2019 10:57pm

yop wrote: »

Penalty was soft.
The free for the goal was a slip into AOS.

Pat Spillane building us up !!!

Tomas O Se wrote an article during the week (apologies, I can't find a link for it now) saying that Kerry wanted and needed Mayo to come through and meet them so that they would know where Kerry are at.

Well Tomas, you've got your wish....

Ha Long Bay · 07-07-2019 11:03pm

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Where did you see that?

Here you go.

yop · 07-07-2019 11:15pm

john4321 wrote: »

Here you go.

On the tv listings it is the two hurling games

Pineapple1 · 07-07-2019 11:17pm

Just after reading a few posts about the match yesterday on premierview (the tipperary equivalent to boards- the other half is from tipp ) and the bitterness towards Mayo from some of them is almost as bad as that from the Matties. Apparently we are more cynical than Tyrone. From where I was sitting yesterday it seemed every tussle was instigated by a galway lad. On a side note, I asked who or what is matties. Apparently its what Tipp people call Galway fans because they think every second Galway lad is named mattie. I thought that was lovely.

Ha Long Bay · 07-07-2019 11:33pm

yop wrote: »

On the tv listings it is the two hurling games

Im just going by what they announced after the Meath V Clare match I hope im not wrong.

km79 · 07-07-2019 11:34pm

john4321 wrote: »

Im just going by what they announced after the Meath V Clare match I hope im not wrong.

Mayo game is on rte one
100%

yop · 07-07-2019 11:41pm

km79 wrote: »

Mayo game is on rte one
100%

Correct. I only looked at rte 2 listings

PARlance · 07-07-2019 11:46pm

yop wrote: »

He made poor decisions against both I think. The game is too fast for one ref or one with 4 statuesque umpires and almost equally so linemen.
The linos can see exactly what is going on but seem to not want to do anything.
Coen and COC had the jersey pulled off them on numerous occasions but nothing done.

We can let the ever present Galway fans on this page update us with their grievences.

It's such an easy fix. Let each linesman police a half of the pitch, allow them to come off the line and give them responsibility for any off the ball stuff.

Steve · 08-07-2019 1:30am

Too much bickering and poo throwing.

I'm closing this till the local mods can sort it out tomorrow.

Get some sleep folks.

rebel girl 15 · 08-07-2019 5:46am

Thread cleaned of the silly behaviour and a number of people put in time out

It is not appropriate to attack posters, or post deliberately inflammatory comments - given how much work it is generating, anybody who cannot post in a civil nature will not be posting at all

Silent night · 08-07-2019 7:51am

2 hurling games are on rte1 and the mayo is on rte 2 starting at 3:45

Pandiani · 08-07-2019 8:58am

Silent night wrote: »

2 hurling games are on rte1 and the mayo is on rte 2 starting at 3:45

Donegal and Meath is on Sky also

TCDStudent1 · 08-07-2019 9:19am

lawred2 wrote: »

Was never a penalty. It was not a foot trip. He quite clearly used his hand.

To me, it looked like he tripped him with his hand. I thought it was a clear penalty. I dont get all the giving out about the ref to be honest. I felt he had a decent game. The ref did not beat Galway. Mayo were the better team this year.

lawred2 · 08-07-2019 9:20am

TCDStudent1 wrote: »

To me, it looked like he tripped him with his hand. I thought it was a clear penalty. I dont get all the giving out about the ref to be honest. I felt he had a decent game. The ref did not beat Galway. Mayo were the better team this year.

I had no opinion on the general performance of the ref - but in my eyes Barrett knocked the ball knocked away with his hand before continuing on into the attacking player.

Either way - an academic discussion; penalty was saved.

I could see why it was given though - at full speed it looked like a foul. Easy to say with the benefit of replays. Or maybe not because even with replays people are still disagreeing.

km79 · 08-07-2019 9:41am

I wonder will we see any other players making an earlier than expected return next weekend

nobody told me · 08-07-2019 10:16am

Is anyone trying to buy tickets for kilarney on tickets.ie? The page isn't working for me..

Barlett · 08-07-2019 10:20am

nobody told me wrote: »

Is anyone trying to buy tickets for kilarney on tickets.ie? The page isn't working for me..

Yeah I was, but it appears they've taken down the link again

Cartman78 · 08-07-2019 10:20am

nobody told me wrote: »

Is anyone trying to buy tickets for kilarney on tickets.ie? The page isn't working for me..

Same here...not available on the GAA site either (All the other games are)

Barlett · 08-07-2019 10:48am

It appears, the demand at once was causing the site to crash so they've taken them down again

RedDevil55 · 08-07-2019 10:54am

km79 wrote: »

I wonder will we see any other players making an earlier than expected return next weekend

I was thinking the same. Horan was very optimistic about Diarmuid playing in the super 8s. Might see him on Sunday.

Call me Al · 08-07-2019 11:20am

RedDevil55 wrote: »

I was thinking the same. Horan was very optimistic about Diarmuid playing in the super 8s. Might see him on Sunday.

I cant see it myself. I'd rather Ruane and himself recover properly to be match ready. We might see Ruane back for Donegal though. Fingers crossed.

Cartman78 · 08-07-2019 11:31am

Barlett wrote: »

It appears, the demand at once was causing the site to crash so they've taken them down again

Anyone know if tickets available in Centra/Super Valu?

Bunny Colvin · 08-07-2019 11:31am

RedDevil55 wrote: »

I was thinking the same. Horan was very optimistic about Diarmuid playing in the super 8s. Might see him on Sunday.

If would be some boost. Even coming off the bench at some stage in the Super 8's. I remember he came on against Dublin in the '17 final, I thought it was a great call by Rochford - as you need to have some quality in reserve to finish these games strongly.

Fr Tod Umptious · 08-07-2019 11:46am

Did anyone hear Barry Cullinane on the podcast ?

Suggesting that Mayo "take it easy" v Kerry because they have Donegal after that.

Seriously, Kerry are there for the taking and they have a full 3 weeks before they play Donegal (obviously they have Meath a week later), but why would they not go all out to beat Kerry.

Losing the first game puts you on the back foot, points and momentum wise straight away.

Loafing Oaf · 08-07-2019 11:55am

TCDStudent1 wrote: »

To me, it looked like he tripped him with his hand. I thought it was a clear penalty. I dont get all the giving out about the ref to be honest.

Insofar as it isn't just Galway fans falling back on the age-old excuse for their team's defeat, I suspect some of it may derive from the imbalance in the cards given out. But given that so many of Galway's were in the dying minutes, I can't see how this would have affected the result.

Barlett · 08-07-2019 12:01pm

Cartman78 wrote: »

Anyone know if tickets available in Centra/Super Valu?

They just log on to tickets.ie so in effect its the same system so they won't be on sale there until they're on sale with tickets.ie

homewardbound11 · 08-07-2019 12:10pm

Are we sold out already . ???
Nothing appearing on ticket.ie or Gaa website ?

Bunny Colvin · 08-07-2019 12:11pm

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

Did anyone hear Barry Cullinane on the podcast ?

Suggesting that Mayo "take it easy" v Kerry because they have Donegal after that.

Seriously, Kerry are there for the taking and they have a full 3 weeks before they play Donegal (obviously they have Meath a week later), but why would they not go all out to beat Kerry.

Losing the first game puts you on the back foot, points and momentum wise straight away.

Daft thing to say. You need to be going all out to win your games, it's not like a league campaign.

Mayo GAA Discussion - Part 4

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