Mayo GAA Discussion - Part 3

charlie14

blinding wrote: »

Did they create an unsafe environment for other people ?

:D

Edgware

ureds wrote: »

Ladies final between Carnacon and Knockmore is next Sunday at 2pm in Kilmeena.

Is there s book signing after?

BENDYBINN

Edgware wrote: »

Is there s book signing after?

It’s time Peter Leahy came out and gave his side of the story......there is only so much hits a man can take.

yop

BENDYBINN wrote: »

It’s time Peter Leahy came out and gave his side of the story......there is only so much hits a man can take.

He did already. He knows he was in the right and most people do. The Carnacon ladies are been left to it now.


Any word on the Galway lads up there "Financial irregularities", seems to have gone all quite? Could be a few of your boys in jail up there yet?

crusier

yop wrote:

Any word on the Galway lads up there "Financial irregularities", seems to have gone all quite? Could be a few of your boys in jail up there yet?

Pot kettle black

BENDYBINN

yop wrote: »

He did already. He knows he was in the right and most people do. The Carnacon ladies are been left to it now.


Any word on the Galway lads up there "Financial irregularities", seems to have gone all quite? Could be a few of your boys in jail up there yet?

I’d say beatin Mayo 5 times in a row has gone to their head.

Audioslaven

The Galway bucks are beating refs these days so they are busy!!

Now that is an unsafe environment!!!

RedDevil55

Stephen Rochford going to Donegal as a coach.

seligehgit

Any opinions on how the county final will go?

Ballintubber would have to favoured to reclaim the Moclair Cup.

Most neutrals would I imagine hope Breaffy can finally claim a county title.

The intermediate final preceding it should be worth a look.

Belmullet v Burrishoole

The Doc and Chris Barrett going head to head.

These Saturday night gigs are just super duper!:D

glack

seligehgit wrote: »

Any opinions on how the county final will go?

Ballintubber would have to favoured to reclaim the Moclair Cup.

Most neutrals would I imagine hope Breaffy can finally claim a county title.

The intermediate final preceding it should be worth a look.

Belmullet v Burrishoole

The Doc and Chris Barrett going head to head.

These Saturday night gigs are just super duper!:D

I’m loving Mayo GAA TV I have to say. Can’t make the games as I live on the east coast. Also great for my Dad who isn’t fit to go. Feel like I’m not missing out as much.

wirelessdude01

RedDevil55 wrote:

Stephen Rochford going to Donegal as a coach.

Where has this been reported?

charlie14

RedDevil55 wrote: »

Stephen Rochford going to Donegal as a coach.

Where did you get that from ?

statto25

charlie14 wrote: »

RedDevil55 wrote: »

Stephen Rochford going to Donegal as a coach.

Where did you get that from ?

AhRef has it on twitter

Fr Tod Umptious

I don't know if anyone has notice but both nationally and internationally there seems to be a concerted effort to promote (for the use of a better word) "non traditional" women's sports.

Turn on or login to RTE and there is often a story about women's rugby, women's soccer etc.
And the BBC are worse, you can't move for the amount of women's sports stories on their online application.

With regards to ladies football TG4 have been way ahead of anyone in it's promotion and thus the promotion of women's sports.

So it's a bit odd that in this day and age the ladies final, involving one of the most hight profile club teams in tne country gets fixed for a relative backwater like Killmena

ureds

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

So it's a bit odd that in this day and age the ladies final, involving one of the most hight profile club teams in tne country gets fixed for a relative backwater like Killmena

Compared to McHale Park or Swinford Community Pitch where a lot of lgfa finals are, the smaller Kilmeena pitch will suit Knockmore better.

ureds

statto25 wrote: »

charlie14 wrote: »

RedDevil55 wrote: »

Stephen Rochford going to Donegal as a coach.

Where did you get that from ?

AhRef has it on twitter

https://www.irishmirror.ie/sport/gaa/gaelic-football/gaelic-football-news/former-mayo-boss-stephen-rochford-13428674

charlie14

ureds wrote: »

https://www.irishmirror.ie/sport/gaa/gaelic-football/gaelic-football-news/former-mayo-boss-stephen-rochford-13428674

Highland radio also reporting it now it appears.

Strange move from him, going from Mayo manager to work in Declan Bonner`s backroom team. Looks as if he may be a replacement for Karl Lacey who has been reported as leaving.

seligehgit

ureds wrote: »

https://www.irishmirror.ie/sport/gaa/gaelic-football/gaelic-football-news/former-mayo-boss-stephen-rochford-13428674

Wishing Stephen Rochford the best in his new venture.

Tad surprised if the truth be told,substantial commitment.Nice commute from Ballinrobe to Donegal.He's got quite a young family too.

seligehgit

charlie14 wrote: »

Highland radio also reporting it now it appears.

Strange move from him, going from Mayo manager to work in Declan Bonner`s backroom team. Looks as if he may be a replacement for Karl Lacey who has been reported as leaving.

Not too sure if there were too many attractive frontline vacancies available?

Roscommon obviously have a vacancy but it's a risky proposition most especially for an outside manager.No win situation.Heading into a challenging space with a tough campaign in division one pending.Undoubtedly there is potential but Kevin McStay's apparent lack of an emphasis on the defensive side of the game and strength and conditioning requires addressing.Finances seem to be a live issue too as evident by McStay's statement of resignation.

He'd likely be lynched in Mayo anyway if he took the position.:)

charlie14

seligehgit wrote: »

Not too sure if there were too many attractive frontline vacancies available?

Roscommon obviously have a vacancy but it's a risky proposition most especially for an outside manager.No win situation.Heading into a challenging space with a tough campaign in division one pending.Undoubtedly there is potential but Kevin McStay's apparent lack of an emphasis on the defensive side of the game and strength and conditioning requires addressing.Finances seem to be a live issue too as evident by McStay's statement of resignation.

He'd likely be lynched in Mayo anyway if he took the position.:)

Donegal train in Convoy which is a fair old hike from Ballinrobe. 2 hours each way and with a young family very surprised he took the job. Plus no connection to Donegal faik other than Paul Mc Gettigan ex Donegal player he would know from his days with Corofin.
Surprised Bonner wanted him as well. With him just gone from county management it is a bit like taking a wife to live with your mother. Usually ends in tears. Also would have though if Karl Lacey is gone from the backroom team I would have thought a backs coach would have been the obvious replacement.

Always_Running

charlie14 wrote: »

Donegal train in Convoy which is a fair old hike from Ballinrobe. 2 hours each way and with a young family very surprised he took the job. Plus no connection to Donegal faik other than Paul Mc Gettigan ex Donegal player he would know from his days with Corofin.
Surprised Bonner wanted him as well. With him just gone from county management it is a bit like taking a wife to live with your mother. Usually ends in tears. Also would have though if Karl Lacey is gone from the backroom team I would have thought a backs coach would have been the obvious replacement.

Did he get a AIB position in Donegal?

crusier

Best of luck to Rockford, good move by Donegal, I wouldnt be surprised if he's part of putting Mayo out of next year's championship.

charlie14

Always_Running wrote: »

Did he get a AIB position in Donegal?

If he did it would make more sense at least to me. Papers are saying it would be a 5 hour round trip as is for him to Ballybofey and back, but Donegal train in Convoy. That would add another hour to the round trip. For a man with a young family that is a lot of time gone from home.

Loafing Oaf

charlie14 wrote: »

Donegal train in Convoy which is a fair old hike from Ballinrobe.

No doubt playing this on rotation on his car stereo all the way:p:

km79

It’s a strange one

yop

crusier wrote: »

Pot kettle black

BENDYBINN wrote: »

I’d say beatin Mayo 5 times in a row has gone to their head.

Same response the GAA got then when asking Galway GAA about their finances

yop

Best of luck to him, pig of a trek that and to go with a side in Division 2, can't see what he will gain aside from lots of miles on the car!! And the young family makes it even odder. Money talks though I suppose.

charlie14

yop wrote: »

Best of luck to him, pig of a trek that and to go with a side in Division 2, can't see what he will gain aside from lots of miles on the car!! And the young family makes it even odder. Money talks though I suppose.

Yop you old cynic


It could have been worse for him though.

If not for a last kick of the ball he could now being managing a Division 2 side. :pac:

yop

charlie14 wrote: »

Yop you old cynic


It could have been worse for him though.

If not for a last kick of the ball he could now being managing a Division 2 side. :pac:

And he could have been an AI champion too, hope Horan does proper GPS throwing training

crusier

yop wrote:

Best of luck to him, pig of a trek that and to go with a side in Division 2, can't see what he will gain aside from lots of miles on the car!! And the young family makes it even odder. Money talks though I suppose.

The only reason Donegal are in divison 2 and not mayo are 14 steps.

statto25

crusier wrote: »

yop wrote:

Best of luck to him, pig of a trek that and to go with a side in Division 2, can't see what he will gain aside from lots of miles on the car!! And the young family makes it even odder. Money talks though I suppose.

The only reason Donegal are in divison 2 and not mayo are 14 steps.

Double Post

statto25

crusier wrote: »

yop wrote:

Best of luck to him, pig of a trek that and to go with a side in Division 2, can't see what he will gain aside from lots of miles on the car!! And the young family makes it even odder. Money talks though I suppose.

The only reason Donegal are in divison 2 and not mayo are 14 steps.

That step count seems to grow every time its mentioned

blinding

crusier wrote: »

The only reason Donegal are in divison 2 and not mayo are 14 steps.

They might step out of Div.2 this year and hopefully upward from their point of view .

Martina1991

crusier wrote:

The only reason Donegal are in divison 2 and not mayo are 14 steps.

And losing 5 games out of 7 had nothing to do with it?

charlie14

yop wrote: »

And he could have been an AI champion too, hope Horan does proper GPS throwing training

He could yet be.



He is now with a county that is the only one to have beaten this present Dublin team in the championship.;)

RedDevil55

charlie14 wrote: »

He could yet be.



He is now with a county that is the only one to have beaten this present Dublin team in the championship.;)

No more than us beating them in 2012, it will have little relevance for next season.

charlie14

Martina1991 wrote: »

And losing 5 games out of 7 had nothing to do with it?

Small margin had as much to do with it as anything. Mayo only won 2 of their 7. By my reckoning, had the ref given a free for over-carrying both would have ended the season with 4 points and the same point difference.

charlie14

RedDevil55 wrote: »

No more than us beating them in 2012, it will have little relevance for next season.

More than likely as I cannot see any team stopping them getting 5 in a row but had Donegal not beaten them 2014 they would now be going for 7.
Gonna be hard enough listening to them if they do the 5. 7 would have been emigration territory

Bunny Colvin

crusier wrote: »

The only reason Donegal are in divison 2 and not mayo are 14 steps.

Kind of criminal from Donegal to allow Mayo to kick two scores in injury time, not to mention squandering an easy chance in between those scores, where they kicked the ball into David Clarkes.

charlie14

Bunny Colvin wrote: »

Kind of criminal from Donegal to allow Mayo to kick two scores in injury time, not to mention squandering an easy chance in between those scores, where they kicked the ball into David Clarkes.

In fairness there was not a lot they could do for the leveling score when the referee had suddenly either lost all knowledge of the rule on steps or the ability to count.

blinding

charlie14 wrote: »

In fairness there was not a lot they could do for the leveling score when the referee had suddenly either lost all knowledge of the rule on steps or the ability to count.

Some times Mayo Players just Float Along . Are you absolutely sure his feet were touching the ground ? ?;)

charlie14

blinding wrote: »

Some times Mayo Players just Float Along . Are you absolutely sure his feet were touching the ground ? ?;)

:D:D

yop

statto25 wrote: »

That step count seems to grow every time its mentioned

Bit like the takings at the gates in Galway, no sorry, they keep shrinking isn't it

Ya, I think it was 25 steps and how the Mayo refs in the 4 games which Donegal lost influenced the opposition.

Never seen a Galway ladeen so concerned with Donegal v Mayo games

crusier

yop wrote:

Bit like the takings at the gates in Galway, no sorry, they keep shrinking isn't it

Pot kettle black

yop

crusier wrote: »

Pot kettle black

crusier wrote: »

Pot kettle black

are you ok honey? Must be a theme for Galway lads not been able to give straight answers

Its all about the money :D:D

Let us know when ye hear anything, the drop off on car sales in Gway and land will be hitting hard after this reveal

crusier

yop wrote:

are you ok honey? Must be a theme for Galway lads not been able to give straight answers

yop wrote:

Its all about the money

yop wrote:

Let us know when ye hear anything, the drop off on car sales in Gway and land will be hitting hard after this reveal

Thanks for your concern but I'm only really interested in what happens on the field of play. My county have won all Ireland's senior intercounty titles in football and hurling in my lifetime and I've been there to see it happen in croke park. ( a number of times I might add! ). I'm not over 70 years of age. I'm not even half that age. Come back to me when you win an all Ireland football senior intercounty title. Nearly never bulled a cow! In terms of finances I'll say it again " Pot Kettle black"

RedDevil55

crusier wrote: »

Thanks for your concern but I'm only really interested in what happens on the field of play. My county have won all Ireland's senior intercounty titles in football and hurling in my lifetime and I've been there to see it happen in croke park. ( a number of times I might add! ). I'm not over 70 years of age. I'm not even half that age. Come back to me when you win an all Ireland football senior intercounty title. Nearly never bulled a cow! In terms of finances I'll say it again " Pot Kettle black"

If a supporter belts a referee after a game would you consider that on the field of play?

yop

crusier wrote: »

Thanks for your concern but I'm only really interested in what happens on the field of play. My county have won all Ireland's senior intercounty titles in football and hurling in my lifetime and I've been there to see it happen in croke park. ( a number of times I might add! ). I'm not over 70 years of age. I'm not even half that age. Come back to me when you win an all Ireland football senior intercounty title. Nearly never bulled a cow! In terms of finances I'll say it again " Pot Kettle black"

:D:D:D

As expected

crusier

And that never happened in Mayo! What about yer legend in Limerick or the U21 player who pushed the ref this year? Again date I say it " Pot kettle black "

Martina1991

crusier wrote: »

Thanks for your concern but I'm only really interested in what happens on the field of play. My county have won all Ireland's senior intercounty titles in football and hurling in my lifetime and I've been there to see it happen in croke park. ( a number of times I might add! ). I'm not over 70 years of age. I'm not even half that age. Come back to me when you win an all Ireland football senior intercounty title. Nearly never bulled a cow! In terms of finances I'll say it again " Pot Kettle black"

Our county have also won senior inter county titles, our ladies winning 4 in 5 years.

I've seen Mayo claim minor and U21 all Irelands.

I've seen Crossmolina, Ballina, Westport and Carnacon win all Ireland titles.

I've seen my own club contest an all Ireland final. We didn't win, but it is still my most treasured GAA memory because I burst with pride seeing my brother play in Croke Park.

But I suppose none of that matters to anyone unless the cup is called Sam Maguire.