Mod Note Post #1 - The 2022 All Ireland Senior Football Championship.

It would be some laugh if Mayo went to the final and then lose against someone from the weaker side of the draw.

The Mayo and Kerry away jersey's are confusing to me. Mayo used to wear a blue alternative jersey similar to Kerry's and their black alternative jersey also has blue in it. Would one team be better lining out in their home colours? I'm sure neither would consent to it...

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Thats green on the Mayo jersey but you are right its too much of a clash.

I would say it should be Kerry in blue as provincial champions with Mayo in green or one of them needs to come up with a white, red or yellow kit.

I always hated the rule of both teams playing in away/alternate jerseys. Just toss a coin for who wears the away kit and be done with it.

It's a very "GAA solution" to a very minor problem of a colour clash. Similar to when a referee gives 2 yellows to lads on the ground instead of just 1 yellow to the aggressor.

Exactly, make one team change however that is decided. Another thing that bug me is both teams wearing white shorts, one should be made wear a darker colour imo.

Nah see I would be really pssed off watching Limerick in green shorts. The jersey is green with white shorts and the white bit isn't inconsequential. It works for some counties but not others.

They have that sort of as a rule in international soccer now and I hate it. For instance the blue pants on Spain and England for instance is as much part of the kit as the top half colours.

Its grand when it's like yesterday, yellow and green against Orange and White. It gets annoying when both teams have white though as someone said.

Cork v Tyrone is a particularly annoying one when they meet, for a stage there it was Red with White shorts v White with Red shorts which was awful. Those Ulster games provided a terrific contrast kit wise imo

Ya I get it in the Cork vs Tyrone scenario.

Limerick vs Armagh on the other hand would look like a box of tic-tacs.

A perfect draw for Derry, should be a place in the semi finals for the 10th time in history and first time in 18 years. We could see history repeating itself with Galway winning the semi final.

Only in Ireland would you have this take on things. 'No doubt they'll go at it again for the ¼ final as they should in a big game.' I was at the League final and O'Hora was hanging out of Clifford before the ball was thrown in. I don't think that's allowed. 'I'm sure they'll shake hands and leave it on the pitch after.' As if it's alright to knock lumps out of each other on the pitch as long as they shake hands afterwards. As I said, only in Ireland.

I never heard what he said. I like that, nothing beats a bit of Irish poetry to annoy your opponent 😅

Id imagine fairly similar, but if his team mates hang him out to dry like they did in league final, he or any other defender will get a roasting.

They will have to get numbers around him and pressure on the on the lads kicking it in to him.

This is the key.

O'Hora got a bit of a roasting but he was let down by the total lack of pressure out the field.

Kerry could kick the ball in perfectly to Clifford and he made hay.

Cork had 3 guys around him at all times and kept him very quiet. The only issue with this is that Seánie O'Shea, Stephen O'Brien, Paul Geaney (when he came on) were able to cut wreck and kick a hatful of scores.

Mayo need to try and solve both issues while also keeping Durcan, McLoughlin, Mullin and Keegan fresh for attacks forward.

Possible semis confirmed too