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[iup=3571066]Photek[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3571039]Rax[/iup] wrote:What a strawberry floating tragic game of football. Great to get the win but someone needs to do something about the game as a spectacle, its becoming completely unwatchable.

The Norn Iron teams are killing the game.

The best 5 mins of that match were right after Kerrys second goal, Donegal kicked into gear and actually tried to play football, there were a few quick scores and it became a good game to watch, the worst part about that is it means they can actually play when they want to, theyre afraid to actually try most of the time for whatever reason. Noone wants to see 30 fellas hand passing around the park, there has to be some way to reward good attacking football.

Having said that, Donegal played well against Dublin who play great football. The amount of Dublin wides in the last 20mins was incredible though, we would have been a point behind had the easier chances been scored which would have put Donegal under pressure more than the canter they had towards end.

I reckon We'll beat Mayo by 8 or lose by four, when Dublin win, we win big.

Biggest event in Europe Today!

http://www.breakingnews.ie/sport/other/dublin-mayo-clash-is-europes-biggest-event-today-693387.html

strawberry floating Dubs. Although, the idea of Kerry winning would have been much, much worse.

So, Dubs

Except for that eye gouging knacker Philly McMahon obviously.


They were easily the better team it has to be said.

I didn't even see it to be fair. Apparently it was a gooseberry fool game. The weather probably didn't help.

Dublin deserved win, should have been out of sight, bad game tho overall.

chalkitdown wrote:I didn't even see it to be fair. Apparently it was a gooseberry fool game. The weather probably didn't help.

It's been a poor enough year in hurling and football. Only a handful of quality games and way too much messing around with disciplinary committees cutting the balls off the referees.

That panel on the Sunday Game tonight should all get told to strawberry float off and stay at home next year. They've spent the entire summer crucifying referees for making honest mistakes and then completely bottle discussing the dirtiest bit of play all year.

It wouldn't have made any difference to the result but if that incident happened earlier in the summer they'd have (rightly) been calling for McMahons head on a stick. Just because it happened in the final it gets swept under the rug. McStay in particular is a right old wart on the sweaty ballsack of humanity, quoting the rulebook all year and then chickening out of it entirely when he was the neutral voice tonight.

Holy gooseberry fool.

Fair play to Tipperary.

Cork are a shambles, it's beautiful.

Right now they are but they always seem to need a kick up the strawberry floating arse to get going so I expect them to actually be dangerous from now on. Or theyll all just go on strike.

Dublin would destroy them. Tyrone only team near us.

Beat them in all Ireland final last summer and in league final 2months ago. Dublins 2nd team would beat Kerry.

Have you hit your head recently or are you just trying to match gamerforever with even more totally deluded statements?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA


Great stuff.

Rax wrote:Have you hit your head recently or are you just trying to match gamerforever with even more totally deluded statements?

Explain why you think Kerry could beat Dublin?

Here's why I think they can't:

-I meant what I said about Dublin's 2nd team, we have by far the best bench in GAA.

-Haven't been beaten in over 20 games.

-Have won the All Ireland 3 times in the past 5 years,

-Beat Kerry in last years final soundly, and again in League Final a couple of months ago.

-Won the National League for the last 4 years back to back.

-Won 10 of the last 11 Leinster Championships.

Have I missed something? Apart from 2014, its been 6 years since Kerry last won the All Ireland, the same amount of time since they won the National League. Please let me know what I've missed that make Kerry favorites to beat Dublin?

Given the fact that Dublins second team couldn't beat Longford in the O'Byrne cup back in January I think its perfectly reasonable to question the idea that they'd beat Kerry.

That was Dublin's third team in reality.