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2019 All Ireland Senior Football Championship *Mod note: Post #1*

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    #2012
    caff
    Registered Users Posts: 954 ✭✭✭caff


    Strumms wrote: »
    I doubt if it would be legal, they can’t prevent whatever county from receiving XXXXXX euros from a company that wants to give it directly to them. If Dublin were to be forced to handover 30% revenue from AIG, then Galway should have to hand over 30% from Supermacs. You want a level playing field, that’s how it works.
    They set the rules they can structure it whatever way they like. National deal for all shirts or stadium rights.
    I mean they already have national TV rights instead of allowing teams to negotiate those individually.


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    #2013
    lawred2
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    Why haven't the hurlers taken over if it's all about population and money?


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    #2014
    rebel girl 15
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    Locked until it can be cleaned up


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    #2015
    seligehgit
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    Mod Warning

    This thread is solely for discussion of the 2019 All Ireland Senior Football Championship.

    It is not for discussion of the issue of any advantage Dublin GAA may or may not have.


    >>>https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057890333

    Similarly it is not a gaelic football versus hurling discussion thread.

    All posters are advised of their obligation to keep their posts civil and on topic.

    The thread is under review.


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    #2016
    dobman88
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    What way do super 8 fixtures work?

    Is it,

    Game 1, provincial winners at home v qualifier.
    Game 2, provincial winners away v qualifier.
    Game 3, provincial winners and qualifiers play each other in CP?


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    #2017
    rossie1977
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    dobman88 wrote: »
    What way do super 8 fixtures work?

    Is it,

    Game 1, provincial winners at home v qualifier.
    Game 2, provincial winners away v qualifier.
    Game 3, provincial winners and qualifiers play each other in CP?

    Game 2 provincial winners vs each other in Croke park


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    #2018
    Mushy
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    dobman88 wrote: »
    What way do super 8 fixtures work?

    Is it,

    Game 1, provincial winners at home v qualifier.
    Game 2, provincial winners away v qualifier.
    Game 3, provincial winners and qualifiers play each other in CP?

    From the wallchart on gaa.ie, just switch game 2 and 3 around. So provincial winners will be away in final game on August bank holiday


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    #2019
    dobman88
    Registered Users Posts: 6,493 ✭✭✭dobman88


    Sound. Didnt see that on the GAA website but didnt look too hard.


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    #2020
    Mahony0509
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    Thought the forward picked the ball straight off the ground there for the first Armagh goal.


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    #2021
    threeball
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    Down seemed to leave alot of scores behind them in the Mayo game plus coughed up a silly goal. A bit more craft and mayo were gone.


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    #2022
    fullstop
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    Mahony0509 wrote: »
    Thought the forward picked the ball straight off the ground there for the first Armagh goal.

    Looked like it could have been a foul by Beggan in any case.


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    #2023
    soap1978
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    monaghan look done


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    #2024
    dobman88
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    Mahony0509 wrote: »
    Thought the forward picked the ball straight off the ground there for the first Armagh goal.

    Think he just got the toe under it before the hands went on it.


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    #2025
    doc_17
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    O’Rourke will be sought after.

    Dublin did well today. But they’ll have to play two games outside of their home venue now just like everyone else. Oh, wait.....


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    #2026
    Mahony0509
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    Still can't get over Meath's scoring today. So so poor.


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    #2027
    Fann Linn
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    Mahony0509 wrote: »
    Still can't get over Meath's scoring today. So so poor.

    Just slightly better than Galway's second half performance last week.


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    #2028
    yop
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    Nothing learnt over the weekend I think.
    Mayo got the result so happy enough there.
    Cork possibly better than expected or Kerry still leaky in defense.
    Leinster championship is a waste of energy.
    Ulster final gone to a Donegal team who seem to be dominating more than has been noticed.

    Armagh probably best performers of the weekend.

    But the football is a borefest and possibly will be for until semi final 2 or 3 games aside


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    #2029
    Mahony0509
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    RTE summing today up - Meath afraid to win.


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    #2030
    TheRiverman
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    threeball wrote: »
    Down seemed to leave alot of scores behind them in the Mayo game plus coughed up a silly goal. A bit more craft and mayo were gone.

    Looked like that to me too.I know it's highlights we have seen tonight,but it was a very entertaining.


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    #2031
    Mahony0509
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    Why did Derry not play in Celtic Park?


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    #2032
    STB.
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    Mahony0509 wrote: »
    RTE summing today up - Meath afraid to win.


    Yeah was a close one.


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    #2033
    This is it
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    Mahony0509 wrote: »
    RTE summing today up - Meath afraid to win.

    Jaysus, what's that supposed to mean?

    Meath were poor in the final third but in all seriousness, if they put most of those chances away Dublin would have stepped it up a gear and still run riot


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    #2034
    Mahony0509
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    This is it wrote: »
    Jaysus, what's that supposed to mean?

    Meath were poor in the final third but in all seriousness, if they put most of those chances away Dublin would have stepped it up a gear and still run riot


    Sunday Game panel said they looked as if they only had the intention of keeping up.


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    #2035
    This is it
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    Mahony0509 wrote: »
    Sunday Game panel said they looked as if they only had the intention of keeping up.

    It's all they were ever capable of doing, I was surprised they managed to keep it 'close' for so long.


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    #2036
    Mahony0509
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    Christ Clifford absolutely destroyed Flahive last night. Some player.


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    #2037
    dobman88
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    Mahony0509 wrote: »
    Christ Clifford absolutely destroyed Flahive last night. Some player.

    That bounce and flick over the head at the end line was sensational.


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    #2038
    gormdubhgorm
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    doc_17 wrote: »
    O’Rourke will be sought after.

    Dublin did well today. But they’ll have to play two games outside of their home venue now just like everyone else. Oh, wait.....

    Malachy a shoe in for the Meath job surely?

    Guff about stuff, and stuff about guff.



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    #2039
    gormdubhgorm
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    The way they are talking about Kerry reminds me of the way Dublin were in the 00's, no defenders who wanted to defend.
    All just wanted to bomb on.

    Guff about stuff, and stuff about guff.



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    #2040
    Mahony0509
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    gormdubhgorm wrote: »
    The way they are talking about Kerry reminds me of the way Dublin were in the 00's, no defenders who wanted to defend.
    All just wanted to bomb on.


    Not a hope they'll be challenging with that full back line. I'm Paul Kerrigan's biggest critic and even he managed to get over the top of them.


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    #2041
    Stoner
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    yop wrote:
    Armagh probably best performers of the weekend.

    Did you see Donegal?
    That keeper is a joy to Watch.

    No handy All Stars for Clarke now Yop!!!

    How do you like them apples??

    Seriously though, he's destroyed Tyrone and now Cavan, and they can score from distance too.

    Lots of handy things for them to improve on too and that was no where near a 4 point game.

    Its becoming the saying of the championship, but genuinely they are building very nicely there, the management them seem to be doing well too. Was saying it last year too, they've the footballers in the right places, they just need the stars to align to avoid injuries and Murphy to avoid a red card in a big game.


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