Replay: All Ireland SFC Final Dublin v Kerry Saturday 14/09/2019 @ 6pm

Doctors room ghost · 10-09-2019 5:20pm

Kerry to win it by 3 points.

C__MC · 10-09-2019 8:12pm

Is their unrest in the Dublin camp ?

Kerry media putting a spin on it?

Bonniedog · 10-09-2019 8:42pm

Surely Kerry are concentrating on the actual game rather than rumours of splits, lads not taking to one another, refs, venue, hotel prices, match time, and so on?

kerryscoob · 10-09-2019 8:44pm

Poor_old_gill wrote: »

Anything that happens cant technically be deemed to be nothing at all but in the context of foul play or misdemeanors committed then it was nothing at all - noone from Dublin even appealed for anything and there seemed to be absolutely nothing in it - Small didnt even appeal and he literally gives it the pained face appeal to every incident he is involved in.

As I said by even raising that as an issue - you are clutching

Well to be fair the umpires missed the penalty debacle so I’m not surprised they missed the tackle ðŸ˜œ

Gael85 · 10-09-2019 8:46pm

C__MC wrote: »

Is their unrest in the Dublin camp ?

Kerry media putting a spin on it?

Pat Spillane had the story. Must be true.

Kerrydude1981 · 10-09-2019 9:06pm

Bonniedog wrote: »

Surely Kerry are concentrating on the actual game rather than rumours of splits, lads not taking to one another, refs, venue, hotel prices, match time, and so on?

The most important people are the management and the players and I havent heard any of them say anything in interviews about any of them topics, so they must be concentrating on the game, they better be

Everything else is nonsense

Bonniedog · 10-09-2019 9:08pm

Congrats on your camogs by the way kerrydude.

Kerrydude1981 · 10-09-2019 9:12pm

Bonniedog wrote: »

Congrats on your camogs by the way kerrydude.

Cheers Bonniedog

Ya its was a mighty win,very committed bunch, hopefully now some money will be pumped into the game down here, the team had to fundraise themselves to get them to Croke Park, had a go fund me page set up and did a bucket collection before the county hurling final

revelino70 · 10-09-2019 10:37pm

Right, I'll stick my neck out here.. If you've read all the bickering posts about refereeing decisions on here, I'll say this - it's generally Dublin vs 31 when it comes down to it. When a dub commits a foul, the subtext is its thuggish or overly physical, when it's another team it's manly or over enthusiastic. Dublin are fitter and physically stronger ie, they can run about a bit but they're limited in the skills that true gaels have. It's part of the GAA narrative. As a dub it's infuriating listening to the RTÉ match commentary, every goal is forensically dissected to see a foul in the buildup, nearly every Dublin tackle is a potential foul while the mayo and kerry players et al hammer happily away at us. If kerry win on Saturday, good luck to them. Conor Lehane is a decent ref, but God help him in the last ten minutes of battle.

PTH2009 · 10-09-2019 11:28pm

I can see 2 ways about the result

Dublin to win well in the end or another draw after ET

What I love about this replay is the football final is back in its rightful date due to this replay

corny · 11-09-2019 7:49am

revelino70 wrote: »

Right, I'll stick my neck out here.. If you've read all the bickering posts about refereeing decisions on here, I'll say this - it's generally Dublin vs 31 when it comes down to it. When a dub commits a foul, the subtext is its thuggish or overly physical, when it's another team it's manly or over enthusiastic. Dublin are fitter and physically stronger ie, they can run about a bit but they're limited in the skills that true gaels have. It's part of the GAA narrative. As a dub it's infuriating listening to the RTmatch commentary, every goal is forensically dissected to see a foul in the buildup, nearly every Dublin tackle is a potential foul while the mayo and kerry players et al hammer happily away at us. If kerry win on Saturday, good luck to them. Conor Lehane is a decent ref, but God help him in the last ten minutes of battle.

He's a decent hurler too.:D

dunnerc · 11-09-2019 8:45am

No harm in dreaming &#55357;&#56841;

revelino70 · 11-09-2019 8:46am

corny wrote: »

He's a decent hurler too.:D

Whoops! Tired and emotional when I postedðŸ˜´ Conor Lane obviously. But I won't argue, Lehane is a handy hurlerðŸ˜

SelmaHayek · 11-09-2019 9:56am

revelino70 wrote: »

Right, I'll stick my neck out here.. If you've read all the bickering posts about refereeing decisions on here, I'll say this - it's generally Dublin vs 31 when it comes down to it. When a dub commits a foul, the subtext is its thuggish or overly physical, when it's another team it's manly or over enthusiastic. Dublin are fitter and physically stronger ie, they can run about a bit but they're limited in the skills that true gaels have. It's part of the GAA narrative. As a dub it's infuriating listening to the RTÉ match commentary, every goal is forensically dissected to see a foul in the buildup, nearly every Dublin tackle is a potential foul while the mayo and kerry players et al hammer happily away at us. If kerry win on Saturday, good luck to them. Conor Lehane is a decent ref, but God help him in the last ten minutes of battle.

This is nonsense. There's as many anti Kerry people as anti Dubs in the country. And the victim complex doesn't work. You play nearly every game at home and have millions of euros handed to you. That's a real vicious campaign against you alright. If we had the same as that, we'd be going for 10 in a row.

Poor_old_gill · 11-09-2019 10:45am

SelmaHayek wrote: »

This is nonsense. There's as many anti Kerry people as anti Dubs in the country. And the victim complex doesn't work. You play nearly every game at home and have millions of euros handed to you. That's a real vicious campaign against you alright. If we had the same as that, we'd be going for 10 in a row.

The county that have won 4 in a row, who have 40% of the population, over 50% of the games funding and get to play nearly every game at home - have a victim complex!

If you tried to explain it to a non Irish person they would think you crazy. It’s a fascinating insight into the psyche of certain Dublin fans.

It’s the Rangersification of a certain element of Dublin fans

technocrat · 11-09-2019 11:06am

revelino70 wrote: »

Right, I'll stick my neck out here.. If you've read all the bickering posts about refereeing decisions on here, I'll say this - it's generally Dublin vs 31 when it comes down to it. When a dub commits a foul, the subtext is its thuggish or overly physical, when it's another team it's manly or over enthusiastic. Dublin are fitter and physically stronger ie, they can run about a bit but they're limited in the skills that true gaels have. It's part of the GAA narrative. As a dub it's infuriating listening to the RTÉ match commentary, every goal is forensically dissected to see a foul in the buildup, nearly every Dublin tackle is a potential foul while the mayo and kerry players et al hammer happily away at us. If kerry win on Saturday, good luck to them. Conor Lehane is a decent ref, but God help him in the last ten minutes of battle.

Persecution complex in full flow!

I listened to a lot of post match analysis on Newstalk and the commentators were glowing in their praise for McCaffteys goal while also fair on Cooper and his deservedly sending off.

I read here a few days ago that Dublin have had a player red carded in the last 3 AI so that's hardly the media's fault.

revelino70 · 11-09-2019 11:10am

Poor_old_gill wrote: »

The county that have won 4 in a row, who have 40% of the population, over 50% of the games funding and get to play nearly every game at home - have a victim complex!

If you tried to explain it to a non Irish person they would think you crazy. It’s a fascinating insight into the psyche of certain Dublin fans.

It’s the Rangersification of a certain element of Dublin fans

Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not after you:) it's not victimhood at all, it's a fact of GAA life we've always had to put up with. Long before funding came along, it was there. GAA is not mandatory for every citizen of the capital like it is in many areas of rural Ireland, there's plenty of other sports for people to play. And WTF are you bringing Rangers into it for? That's a rabid comment if ever there was one.

gormdubhgorm · 11-09-2019 11:30am

Poor_old_gill wrote: »

The county that have won 4 in a row, who have 40% of the population, over 50% of the games funding and get to play nearly every game at home - have a victim complex!

If you tried to explain it to a non Irish person they would think you crazy. It’s a fascinating insight into the psyche of certain Dublin fans.

It’s the Rangersification of a certain element of Dublin fans

revelino70 wrote: »

Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not after you:) it's not victimhood at all, it's a fact of GAA life we've always had to put up with. Long before funding came along, it was there. GAA is not mandatory for every citizen of the capital like it is in many areas of rural Ireland, there's plenty of other sports for people to play. And WTF are you bringing Rangers into it for? That's a rabid comment if ever there was one.

I think he/she means Liffey Valley Rangers FC who play in the leinster senior league? Maybe poor old gill has inside info on the the Dublin players shopping in Liffey Valley, or getting freebies from the shopping centre?

I hope that the two of ya get tickets for the AI final replay, wouldn't it be some craic of you ended up sitting beside each other?

Poor_old_gill · 11-09-2019 11:38am

revelino70 wrote: »

Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not after you:) it's not victimhood at all, it's a fact of GAA life we've always had to put up with. Long before funding came along, it was there. GAA is not mandatory for every citizen of the capital like it is in many areas of rural Ireland, there's plenty of other sports for people to play. And WTF are you bringing Rangers into it for? That's a rabid comment if ever there was one.

Rangers fans are known for having a 'noone like us, we dont care' attitude while simultaneously being the establishment club in Scotland.
It's oxymoronical - similar to the Dublin victimhood!

Any dislike that is shown to Dublin should be seen as a positive - if they weren't good then noone would care

Poor_old_gill · 11-09-2019 11:39am

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

I think he/she means Liffey Valley Rangers FC who play in the leinster senior league? Maybe poor old gill has inside info on the the Dublin players shopping in Liffey Valley, or getting freebies from the shopping centre?

I hope that the two of ya get tickets for the AI final replay, wouldn't it be some craic of you ended up sitting beside each other?

I get enough grief from my Dub other half

keane2097 · 11-09-2019 1:09pm

I hope we can all remain friends whatever happens.

Tomw86 · 11-09-2019 1:24pm

Poor_old_gill wrote: »

I get enough grief from my Dub other half

Dublins home ground is Parnell Park. So you are factually incorrect in saying they play most of their games at home.

Also, the % of the population in Dublin is irrelevant unless you can break that down in to people in Dublin from other counties and other countries who will not play gaelic for Dublin and/or won't support them.

Hammer Archer · 11-09-2019 1:25pm

Jesus Christ lads let's not get into this again!

Tomw86 · 11-09-2019 1:26pm

He started it :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Dr. Bre · 11-09-2019 1:58pm

Poor_old_gill wrote: »

The county that have won 4 in a row, who have 40% of the population, over 50% of the games funding and get to play nearly every game at home - have a victim complex!

If you tried to explain it to a non Irish person they would think you crazy. It’s a fascinating insight into the psyche of certain Dublin fans.

It’s the Rangersification of a certain element of Dublin fans

Sevcoification more like ...

castletownman · 11-09-2019 3:45pm

https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2019/0911/1075209-kerry-dublin-controversy-all-ireland-final-1893/

A very interesting read. One thing I learned is that Dublin "invented" the blanket defence

dobman88 · 11-09-2019 3:50pm

:pac:

https://twitter.com/JoeBrolly1993/status/1171789283629424641?s=19

revelino70 · 11-09-2019 4:43pm

I wouldn't go even if I had a ticket - nothing against poor ol gil, but I have a 0-4 record when going to see the Dubs play Kerry in championship football. My superstitious side tells me I'm better off at home where I can't do any harm:D

Poor_old_gill · 11-09-2019 4:52pm

revelino70 wrote: »

I wouldn't go even if I had a ticket - nothing against poor ol gil, but I have a 0-4 record when going to see the Dubs play Kerry in championship football. My superstitious side tells me I'm better off at home where I can't do any harm:D

I'll spot you a ticket - all help is welcome

revelino70 · 11-09-2019 5:08pm

Thanks for the kind offer Gill but I'll have to say no

I'll stay at home with the defibrillator handy, sticking pins in me David Clifford voodoo doll

jmayo · 11-09-2019 6:39pm

castletownman wrote: »

https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2019/0911/1075209-kerry-dublin-controversy-all-ireland-final-1893/

A very interesting read. One thing I learned is that Dublin "invented" the blanket defence

And they used home advantage

dobman88 wrote: »

:pac:

https://twitter.com/JoeBrolly1993/status/1171789283629424641?s=19

revelino70 wrote: »

Thanks for the kind offer Gill but I'll have to say no I'll stay at home with the defibrillator handy, sticking pins in me David Clifford voodoo doll

Coincidence that we have a new poster who is not going to match and will be sticking pins in a Clifford voodoo doll.

Would you like a Pat Spillane doll instead ?

Kerrydude1981 · 11-09-2019 8:01pm

Hows the ticket searching going lads?

Everyone thought that there would be more tickets available this time around with no minor game, but clubs down here are only getting 5 tickets extra this time around

Nidgeweasel · 12-09-2019 10:25am

Struggling to see anything other than a comfortable Dublin win. The narrative seems to have forgotten that Dublin were down to 14 men for the second half the last day. Think it's a no brainer 15 v 15.

df02169 · 12-09-2019 11:03am

dobman88 wrote: »

:pac:

https://twitter.com/JoeBrolly1993/status/1171789283629424641?s=19

Hard to feel sympathy for him with his over the top criticism of refs. He should have gone after the Connolly incident in 2017. It's a pity, as he brings a bit of passion to any programme he's on.

Dr. Bre · 12-09-2019 11:31am

https://www.balls.ie/gaa/why-is-the-all-ireland-final-replay-at-6pm-417101

threeball · 12-09-2019 11:46am

df02169 wrote: »

Hard to feel sympathy for him with his over the top criticism of refs. He should have gone after the Connolly incident in 2017. It's a pity, as he brings a bit of passion to any programme he's on.

He's full of crap. One minute he's saying that there's too much time spent on intercounty and we need to go back to focusing on the clubs as its killing the GAA. Next minute hes saying every team needs to pull their socks up and be more like Dublin which inevitably means spending more time and more money one the intercounty teams. The man is a shambles. Hes like a 8yr old with ADHD.

chief orman · 12-09-2019 12:43pm

threeball wrote: »

He's full of crap. One minute he's saying that there's too much time spent on intercounty and we need to go back to focusing on the clubs as its killing the GAA. Next minute hes saying every team needs to pull their socks up and be more like Dublin which inevitably means spending more time and more money one the intercounty teams. The man is a shambles. Hes like a 8yr old with ADHD.

He was an average player and won a single AI medal 26 years ago. He is totally biased against one team so had to go.

gormdubhgorm · 12-09-2019 12:53pm

chief orman wrote: »

He was an average player and won a single AI medal 26 years ago. He is totally biased against one team so had to go.

That is not the reason he went it was because of a build up of personal attacks Brolly made against others.
David Gough, Marty Morrissery, Sean Cavanagh etc. The Gough one seems like the final straw.

Brolly has always being biased towards whoever was the top team at the time - Tyrone-Kerry-Donegal-Dublin he rotates his biasness as and when it suits.

BPKS · 12-09-2019 2:10pm

Nidgeweasel wrote: »

Struggling to see anything other than a comfortable Dublin win. The narrative seems to have forgotten that Dublin were down to 14 men for the second half the last day. Think it's a no brainer 15 v 15.

Ye will probably win but give Kerry 5 goal chances this time (albeit 2 of these were when ye had only 14 men) and maybe Kerry will score more than 1.

Thought going up last week we had a great chance but for some reason I'm a bit less optimistic this time.

gormdubhgorm · 12-09-2019 2:21pm

BPKS wrote: »

Thought going up last week we had a great chance but for some reason I'm a bit less optimistic this time.

From a Dublin supporter point of view I felt the same before the first game.
I was worried. Now I think Jim Gavin will sort out those issues he had. Lots of lads with points to prove. What I am really curious about is Bernard Brogan going to get a place on the bench this time?
If he does not that means Jim thinks he has nothing left to offer and his county career is over. Personally I think Brogan would offer more than Paddy Small for example. I would be happier if the Brogan option was there in the last 10 minutes of the game.

chief orman · 12-09-2019 2:39pm

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

That is not the reason he went it was because of a build up of personal attacks Brolly made against others.
David Gough, Marty Morrissery, Sean Cavanagh etc. The Gough one seems like the final straw.

Brolly has always being biased towards whoever was the top team at the time - Tyrone-Kerry-Donegal-Dublin he rotates his biasness as and when it suits.

Totally disagree. He is not biased towards Dublin who are the top team at the moment. He was a cheerleader for Tyrone when they won their three All Irelands as he was for Donegal when they won. He has never ever given Kerry credit for their success over the years. Whenever they won he would say it was only Cork or Mayo they beat (even though his sole AI came against Cork) and when they beat Donegal he says Donegal threw it away. The guy is poison and offers nothing constructive in a discussion. He has been aping Dunphy & Keane for years and people are just tired of him. RTE could not have two pro-Dublin analysts attacking Spillane (who always gives Dublin great Credit) on Saturday next. His position was untenable as Kerry were playing and they knew he would not control himself.

Bonniedog · 12-09-2019 8:28pm

Chap who conned woman out of money for tickets for first game charged and remanded in custody.

Hope he has a pleasant evening :-)

www.irishnews.com/news/2017/09/11/news/alleged-gaa-ticket-fraudster-remanded-into-custody-1132634/

Clare in Exile · 12-09-2019 8:57pm

Was at the drawn game, hope to make replay. Regarding tickets, do people think it will be worthwhile heading in early on Saturday to look for one around town? Any time I've done so for a football final it has turned up a blank, but perhaps it will be different for a replay?

Hope to get sorted before then, but if not I may have to revert to Plan B...

Bonniedog · 12-09-2019 9:24pm

At worst you will imbibe some of the atmosphere and find a spot close to watch it in. Night games even for league are great crack and Mayo replay was good. Prelude to games can be tense but once its over people tend to wind down. One of best days I was at was 2013 hurling semi final which was unique meeting of ourselves and Cork in hurling semi. A uniquely largely urban get together you never get with Dub footballers/

There are always tickets going around and you might strike it lucky.

seligehgit · 12-09-2019 9:35pm

Clare in Exile wrote: »

Was at the drawn game, hope to make replay. Regarding tickets, do people think it will be worthwhile heading in early on Saturday to look for one around town? Any time I've done so for a football final it has turned up a blank, but perhaps it will be different for a replay?

Hope to get sorted before then, but if not I may have to revert to Plan B...

I sincerely believe if you put in the ground work a ticket always turns up.

Best of luck.

gormdubhgorm · 12-09-2019 10:39pm

Clare in Exile wrote: »

Was at the drawn game, hope to make replay. Regarding tickets, do people think it will be worthwhile heading in early on Saturday to look for one around town? Any time I've done so for a football final it has turned up a blank, but perhaps it will be different for a replay?

Hope to get sorted before then, but if not I may have to revert to Plan B...

Sometimes the later you leave it the more chance you have (if that makes any sense)
My auld fella got a premium ticket one year off a fella for just 50€. The fella beside him was quizzing him annoyed.
Yer man was agitated at this stage, rang up the fella who was supposed to be there. Turned out that the fella that normally sat there had given his ticket to a garda to get off a speeding ticket. Then the Garda had given it to the fella my dad brought it from.

Moral of the story, is it wouldn't do any harm asking any gardai on the day if they have tickets.

stuba · 13-09-2019 5:47am

Looking to swap two hill tickets for two tickets seated together. Preferably lower tier. Will pay the difference, pm me if interested.

Clare in Exile · 13-09-2019 9:07am

Sometimes the later you leave it the more chance you have (if that makes any sense)
My auld fella got a premium ticket one year off a fella for just 50€. The fella beside him was quizzing him annoyed.
Yer man was agitated at this stage, rang up the fella who was supposed to be there. Turned out that the fella that normally sat there had given his ticket to a garda to get off a speeding ticket. Then the Garda had given it to the fella my dad brought it from.

Moral of the story, is it wouldn't do any harm asking any gardai on the day if they have tickets.[/quote]

Yeah, I have asked Gardaí before, one year for the hurling final he got me a guy who was selling a ticket within seconds.

I followed the theory of looking up to the very last minute in 2017, nothing turned up though so I popped into Gills to catch it just as the anthem finished. Still had a great day and good craic, had a great chat with Seamus Darby before the match.

Anyway, will head up again and might pick one up, hopefully will get sorted before then though...

Clare in Exile · 13-09-2019 9:09am

Yeah, I have asked Gardaí before, one year for the hurling final he got me a guy who was selling a ticket within seconds.

I followed the theory of looking up to the very last minute in 2017, nothing turned up though so I popped into Gills to catch it just as the anthem finished. Still had a great day and good craic, had a great chat with Seamus Darby before the match.

Anyway, will head up again and might pick one up, hopefully will get sorted before then though...[/quote]

CeeCeeBloom · 13-09-2019 12:30pm

Bonniedog wrote: »

Chap who conned woman out of money for tickets for first game charged and remanded in custody.

Hope he has a pleasant evening :-)

www.irishnews.com/news/2017/09/11/news/alleged-gaa-ticket-fraudster-remanded-into-custody-1132634/

That story is from 2017.

Replay: All Ireland SFC Final Dublin v Kerry Saturday 14/09/2019 @ 6pm

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