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

Neamhshuntasach · 13-09-2019 12:59pm

Not sure if allowed. Delete if not.

Anyways, Have a Lower Davin (318/X), looking to swap for a Hill ticket + difference. PM if interested. Thanks.

SJW Lover · 13-09-2019 1:00pm

Kerry had their chance the last day. Winning in injury time after 40 minutes with an extra man. As a Mayo man myself i feel their pain. But i expect them to get trimmed tomorrow.

C__MC · 13-09-2019 10:03pm

I do expect Dublin to start like a train tomorrow like 2016 but it will settle down into a cagey affair

I'd fancy Dublin to edge with expierence

Bonniedog · 13-09-2019 10:12pm

CeeCeeBloom wrote: »

That story is from 2017.

That's weird!

Definitely the same person and someone told me that he was charged yesterday.

So I' confused!

nxbyveromdwjpg · 13-09-2019 10:48pm

A friend of mine has a ticket for tomorrow. Its for Hogan premium. He didn't think it would go to a replay and it's the same day as his wedding, so he can't go. If you're interested and want to go in his place it's at Raheny church at 5pm. Her name is Sarah. She will be the one in the white dress.

giveitholly · 13-09-2019 10:49pm

Jayleen Prickly Meteoroid wrote: »

A friend of mine has a ticket for tomorrow. Its for Hogan premium. He didn't think it would go to a replay and it's the same day as his wedding, so he can't go. If you're interested and want to go in his place it's at Raheny church at 5pm. Her name is Sarah. She will be the one in the white dress.

How original!!

Kerrydude1981 · 14-09-2019 10:43am

Big day has arrived, Im expecting the Dubs to throw everything at us in the first half and it will be interesting to see how our lads react and dig in

The 2013 semi final we threw everything at the Dubs in the first half, scored three goals but watching that game back during the week the Dubs to be fair to them kept ticking over until they got their purple patch in the game and then they cashed in late on

Its something I suppose both teams need to do if one team is on top, you need to keep the scoreboard ticking over, stay with 4/5 points and then go hell for leather at it when the table turns

Going into the drawn game I though we would need to take every chance we got and we needed every player to break at least even with his man

We got the chances and didnt take them and we more then broke even in a few positions

Going to be interesting to see what we do to counter at Jack McCaffery this time around, is there anything that can be done to counter act him??
Will we be able to keep O Callaghan, Kilkenny and Fenton quiet again?

Its going to be massive task but if we can stand up and be counted again today then we wont be too far off it again.

I hope its a cracker

awaywithyou · 14-09-2019 11:26am

hmmmm.... reading Conor McCarthy is yest examiner.... Kerry turned ovver 5 times in last 12mins... no shot on goal in that time.. didnt even get inside the Dublin 45.... Dubs full of running in those final mins..... we had been saying in Kerry in lead up to drawn match if we were still there with 10mins to go we'd do it.... we were ahead with 4mins of normal time left and didnt see it out.... and all this was against 14men.... upto the time Spillane got the goal.. the Dubs were comfortable enuf.... 5pts up and cruising along nicely....

Kerry missed alot in 1st half... hopefully wont be as wasteful today.... Dubs defence will concede scores.. as i dont think the defence is great... problem for Kerry is the Dubs are a supreme attacking outfit.... power and pace everywhere....

Any complacency Dubs mite have brought with them to drawn game is def gone... hard not listen to people tell u ul win by 10 pts...

so heart obviously says Kerry but logic would suggest Dubs to win... could win with a bit to spare too i think

Bonniedog · 14-09-2019 11:33am

I abandoned logic at half time last day!

I have a feeling that something(s) impossible to predict will happen today and influence the outcome.

Can't see it being a dull dogged cautious mundane affair as some replays can be.

dulux99 · 14-09-2019 11:35am

No Dublin team announced yet?

Buer · 14-09-2019 12:06pm

dulux99 wrote: »

No Dublin team announced yet?

It is. No change.

Kerrydude1981 · 14-09-2019 12:11pm

awaywithyou wrote: »

hmmmm.... reading Conor McCarthy is yest examiner.... Kerry turned ovver 5 times in last 12mins... no shot on goal in that time.. didnt even get inside the Dublin 45.... Dubs full of running in those final mins..... we had been saying in Kerry in lead up to drawn match if we were still there with 10mins to go we'd do it.... we were ahead with 4mins of normal time left and didnt see it out.... and all this was against 14men.... upto the time Spillane got the goal.. the Dubs were comfortable enuf.... 5pts up and cruising along nicely....

Kerry missed alot in 1st half... hopefully wont be as wasteful today.... Dubs defence will concede scores.. as i dont think the defence is great... problem for Kerry is the Dubs are a supreme attacking outfit.... power and pace everywhere....

Any complacency Dubs mite have brought with them to drawn game is def gone... hard not listen to people tell u ul win by 10 pts...

so heart obviously says Kerry but logic would suggest Dubs to win... could win with a bit to spare too i think

Just on this, there has been a lot of talk about the Dubs having to play with 14 men the last day, does having one man down really make a difference in modern football? These teams probably train for scenarios like this and I think the top teams have no problems when it comes to this as the Dubs showed the last day

Like 20 years ago having a man sent off would have been huge as players stuck rigidly to position but now the game is very fluid and teams defend together and attack together so there is always bodies behind the ball, turnover possession and then attack as a team

LoughNeagh2017 · 14-09-2019 12:14pm

RTE are a hive mind just like internet forums, they get rid of the people with opposing views.

gormdubhgorm · 14-09-2019 12:20pm

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

Just on this, there has been a lot of talk about the Dubs having to play with 14 men the last day, does having one man down really make a difference in modern football? These teams probably train for scenarios like this and I think the top teams have no problems when it comes to this as the Dubs showed the last day

Like 20 years ago having a man sent off would have been huge as players stuck rigidly to position but now the game is very fluid and teams defend together and attack together so there is always bodies behind the ball, turnover possession and then attack as a team

I think it does because Kerry would have trained for a scenario if they had an extra man. But they chose to use thier extra man defensively rather then attacking. Making them more secure and more difficult for Dublin to break them down. It was almost counter-intuitive as you would have expected Dublin to behave this way.

But there is also the sheet amount of ground that is covered by players these days. It stands to reason that it is going to be more difficult to cover that ground with a man less.

corny · 14-09-2019 12:28pm

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

Just on this, there has been a lot of talk about the Dubs having to play with 14 men the last day, does having one man down really make a difference in modern football? These teams probably train for scenarios like this and I think the top teams have no problems when it comes to this as the Dubs showed the last day

Like 20 years ago having a man sent off would have been huge as players stuck rigidly to position but now the game is very fluid and teams defend together and attack together so there is always bodies behind the ball, turnover possession and then attack as a team

While defending i don't think its that big of a deal alright. Dublin probably would have conceded 1-16 with 15 on the pitch. In attacking play though you could see a difference. Dublin played with a two man inside line after the red and Mannion and O'Callaghan were often isolated. They dropped deeper and deeper as the game wore on. Even when Dublin had Kerry penned in (up to the goal) they weren't really getting the ball in areas they could do damage. An extra body up there would have occupied the spare defender and allowed one of them stay closer to goal.

They got all their scores in the first half if memory serves.

Kerrydude1981 · 14-09-2019 12:41pm

corny wrote: »

While defending i don't think its that big of a deal alright. Dublin probably would have conceded 1-16 with 15 on the pitch. In attacking play though you could see a difference. Dublin played with a two man inside line after the red and Mannion and O'Callaghan were often isolated. They dropped deeper and deeper as the game wore on. Even when Dublin had Kerry penned in (up to the goal) they weren't really getting the ball in areas they could do damage. An extra body up there would have occupied the spare defender and allowed one of them stay closer to goal.

They got all their scores in the first half if memory serves.

As Marc O Se said the work rate of the Dubs had a lot to do with the way they played with 14 men, but I also think the way the Dubs play helps too when a man down they are the best team in the country at keeping the ball and being patient.

Bloc Party! · 14-09-2019 12:57pm

Hey folks, where would be the best place to park for going up?

dobman88 · 14-09-2019 12:59pm

Bloc Party! wrote: »

Hey folks, where would be the best place to park for going up?

Depends where you're coming from? Red cow is handy for the N7, €4 for 24 hours. Luas into O Connell street and walk up to the stadium

Bloc Party! · 14-09-2019 1:01pm

dobman88 wrote: »

Depends where you're coming from? Red cow is handy for the N7, €4 for 24 hours. Luas into O Connell street and walk up to the stadium

N4 is where I’ll be coming up from, thanks a million for your reply, just not too familiar with car parks about atall

dobman88 · 14-09-2019 1:04pm

Bloc Party! wrote: »

N4 is where I’ll be coming up from, thanks a million for your reply, just not too familiar with car parks about atall

N4 is an awkward one and not one I'm familiar with sorry.

Could drive north to junction 5 Finglas and drive in. That's where I park, just pop Whitworth road into your satnav and there are loads of little side streets just a few minutes walk from the stadium or a €10 car park operated by the National Council for the Blind.

Bonniedog · 14-09-2019 1:09pm

Cars are not supposed to park on Whitworth Road but of course the Gardaí allow this on match days and contribute to delaying everyone else getting in to the fkn town :-) You parked on the road there any other day and you'd be clamped.

Seadin · 14-09-2019 1:18pm

SJW Lover wrote: »

Kerry had their chance the last day. Winning in injury time after 40 minutes with an extra man. As a Mayo man myself i feel their pain. But i expect them to get trimmed tomorrow.

I expect the game to be tight. Dublin to shade it with the experience i think but It wont be by much i think.

dobman88 · 14-09-2019 1:19pm

Bonniedog wrote: »

Cars are not supposed to park on Whitworth Road but of course the Gardaí allow this on match days and contribute to delaying everyone else getting in to the fkn town :-) You parked on the road there any other day and you'd be clamped.

Just to say, I didnt recommend parking on whitworth road cos it's a pain to see people do it. I recommended one of many side streets or the NCBI car park

Bonniedog · 14-09-2019 1:21pm

dobman88 wrote: »

Just to say, I didnt recommend parking on whitworth road cos it's a pain to see people do it. I recommended one of many side streets or the NCBI car park

I know that and you are contributing to a worthy cause.

More a criticism of the guards who really couldn't give a somersaulting fart what happens around them for the most part.

Kermit.de.frog · 14-09-2019 1:22pm

This game is on today?? I didn't know.

Just accosted at traffic lights by guys in a van (I thought they were travellers, their dialect wasn't very understandable) but then they shouted "Up the Kingdom"...

So I assumed somethin was up

keane2097 · 14-09-2019 1:34pm

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

This game is on today?? I didn't know.

Just accosted at traffic lights by guys in a van (I thought they were travellers, their dialect wasn't very understandable) but then they shouted "Up the Kingdom"...

So I assumed somethin was up

Classic

theguzman · 14-09-2019 2:29pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBhxQ_Pf110

The Kingdom are marching on Dublin and Sam Maguire will be liberated from the jackeens and Kerry by 4 points.

gormdubhgorm · 14-09-2019 3:02pm

theguzman wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBhxQ_Pf110

The Kingdom are marching on Dublin and Sam Maguire will be liberated from the jackeens and Kerry by 4 points.

They should play that in the Dublin dressing room it is sure to fire them up!

Dr. Bre · 14-09-2019 3:11pm

Cracking day for the drive for five

Doctors room ghost · 14-09-2019 4:16pm

If Kerry aren’t wasteful in front of the posts I predict a 3-4 point win for them.
They need to convert every chance and settle into it early.
Also pressure Cluxton every chance they get and shove up on every kick out forcing him to go long.
They can’t afford to let him get short kickouts away fast

Kerry by 3-4.
THE DUBS ARE BET

cannotlogin · 14-09-2019 4:25pm

Hi, I'm abroad and the Irish bars are Irish in name only and not showing the match!

Anyone got a link?

STB. · 14-09-2019 5:07pm

Doctors room ghost wrote: »

Kerry by 3-4.
THE DUBS ARE BET

You may close your account if they aren't bet.

Someone needs to tell Ciaran Whelan that Showaddywaddy want one of their costumes back.

Noveight · 14-09-2019 5:10pm

STB. wrote: »

You may close your account if they aren't bet.

Someone needs to tell Ciaran Whelan that Showaddywaddy want one of their costumes back.

Chronic suit, McGregor has a lot to answer for.

corkboy38 · 14-09-2019 5:21pm

unfortunately see the from next door having to much legs for Dublin today.

I'm not sure which is the lesser of the two evils though...

Strabanimal · 14-09-2019 5:23pm

Just seeing the Kerry fans again there. They've got quite an attractive female fanbase.

STB. · 14-09-2019 5:35pm

Noveight wrote: »

Chronic suit, McGregor has a lot to answer for.

I had to adjust the brightness on the TV.

RMAOK · 14-09-2019 5:38pm

STB. wrote: »

I had to adjust the brightness on the TV.

Martina1991 · 14-09-2019 5:46pm

I like Rochford on the Sunday game. Its intersting having a former manager give real insight.

Im glad Brolly is gone.

castletownman · 14-09-2019 5:48pm

You don't need a lip-reader to make out what that young lad in the Kerry jersey with the bodhran was chanting

Doctors room ghost · 14-09-2019 5:48pm

Martina1991 wrote: »

I like Rochford on the Sunday game. Its intersting having a former manager give real insight.

Im glad Brolly is gone.

Rochford has his head in the game aswell being a recent manager.hes a great addition

irishguitarlad · 14-09-2019 5:49pm

Dublin by eight. Hoping for a Kerry win though!!

RMAOK · 14-09-2019 5:52pm

Dublin doing the president handshake thing in reverse...

C__MC · 14-09-2019 5:53pm

Spillane isn't giving Kerry enough credit

He shouldn't be on the panel with two nephews involved me thinks

Gonad · 14-09-2019 5:56pm

Jack McCaffery is a joker . Always smiling and acting the goat . Isn’t he a doctor too ? Legend

alswearengen · 14-09-2019 5:57pm

Dubs fans with pictures of players on banners. Pathetic.

C__MC · 14-09-2019 5:58pm

alswearengen wrote: »

Dubs fans with pictures of players on banners. Pathetic.

Tis terrible

Hope your ok.

seligehgit · 14-09-2019 5:58pm

Gonad wrote: »

Jack McCaffery is a joker . Always smiling and acting the goat . Isn’t he a doctor too ? Legend

Indeed he seems to really enjoy his football.

RMAOK · 14-09-2019 5:58pm

alswearengen wrote: »

Dubs fans with pictures of players on banners. Pathetic.

Tbf, the dubs aren't the only crowd that do that

I've seen Galway fans doing the same wrt canning plenty of times.

STB. · 14-09-2019 5:59pm

Dublin by 5 for the 5.

Tis written.

RMAOK · 14-09-2019 6:02pm

Kerry backs are very loose atm

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

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