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

Lord jesus, that's your solution to an error with hawkeye?

I doubt it would take long to investigate the merit of that tbh

Yerra sure they be well rested for the final.

It isn't ridiculous to not use it until they figure out what went wrong.

Assuming that it can be fixed, it would also be ridiculous to bin it in that instance too.

They do need to improve match day testing and validation, however it's through failures that procedures get improved.

Yerra.

Derry bottled it in CP. Much better team than that. All Ireland final is tomorrow imo.

Both. Cluxton went so short, lads were receiving the kick out on their own end line.

They changed the rules so it had to be outside the 20 so he mastered the long, accurate kick.

Great to see Galway back in a final.

In fairness, its over due, u21 and minor suceess throughout last decade. Corofin as well.

Joyce had them well drilled, and cian O'Neil is a big plus for him this years, loads of experience.

Hopefully the game tomorrow is better than that dirt today. Football is dying right in front of our eyes, that was a very bad advertisement for football today. slow build up, 15 men in your own half, balls going backwards. keepers up in the opposition full forward line trying to shoot. The GAA need to make some rule changes before the fans stop turning up. I mean these were supposed to be 2 of the best teams in the Country.

Interesting suggestion, I'd say the health and safety man might not approve, if it broke and fell it could be quite a scene. I doubt they'll go there,but I can see your point.

For all the criticism of Gallagher has received (and rightly so in many ways), he's still taken a complete rabble team from D3/4 and won an ulster title so he deserves credit for that despite the way they played. Hopefully he can develop a better style from here on because today was awful

Hi Fr Todd, bless you for your advice however Galway are in the final with a set of forwards that can win matches, not relying on running half backs to take scores. They have a quality midfield and a tenacious set of backs with a good system, the keeper was decent today as well. We have a management that seem to be learning from mistakes and getting things right. We have a decent chance, we have no baggage and no fear of finals, we are underdogs in the final we know that but it will take a good team to beat us not a precieved curse or mental lack of composure.

I have images of Jack O Connor going around the hotel last night asking the players if they had the fish or chicken? Airplane style. Lets hope most had the fish.

Extra time and then penos if needed.

1-20 to 22 pts, 1-14 to 16pts, 2-19 to 2-16, 3-18 to 2-21. Galways last 4 games. What was the differentiator yesterday? Derry. They're the bubonic plague in football terms.

The must full on sprint all day was when they turned over and had to get everyone back inside their 45 in 6 seconds. Thank god Galway didn't play into their hands. It's not pretty but it's the only way to grind these teams down