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Post by Sons of Pitches on Jun 26, 2023 7:50:48 GMT
It was inevitable. Now will it be a Saturday or Sunday. Hunch is Sunday as you'd probably slot Dublin and Mayo Saturday evening.
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Post by ciarrai4sam on Jun 26, 2023 7:51:43 GMT
good test, hopefully Saturday
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Post by ciarraigodeo on Jun 26, 2023 7:54:28 GMT
Larry M said they’d try to give Mayo an extra day? Hard to see them having Kerry, Tyrone, Mayo and Dublin on the same day. So Kerry Sat is my guess
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Post by royalkerryfan on Jun 26, 2023 8:00:13 GMT
Going by Larry Mayo Dublin will be Sunday and by that logic we will be Saturday.
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Post by greenandgold on Jun 26, 2023 8:03:27 GMT
Surely Mayo will be given extra day after playing yest- so they be sun and we likely to be sat then
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Post by john4 on Jun 26, 2023 8:21:57 GMT
5pm and 7pm throw-in times for the Saturday. Not ideal for traveling home few hundred km!
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Post by john4 on Jun 26, 2023 8:25:29 GMT
5pm and 7pm throw-in times for the Saturday. Not ideal for traveling home few hundred km! Added to this, the other match could well be Monaghan v Armagh. Outnumbered northern support 3 : 1 |
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Post by The16thMan on Jun 26, 2023 8:27:00 GMT
It was inevitable. Now will it be a Saturday or Sunday. Hunch is Sunday as you'd probably slot Dublin and Mayo Saturday evening. Larry McCarthy waw hinting on radio that Mayo Dublin would be on the Sunday to allow Mayo the extra day rest. With Kerry Tyrone being the next biggest game I'd imagine they will have us on a separate billing to the Dub Mayo game, which means it will likely be the Saturday. Confirmation will be given by the CCCC this afternoon. |
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Post by pillar on Jun 26, 2023 8:29:48 GMT
RTE are showing their 2 games on Sunday..you'd have to think Kerry v Tyrone and Dublin v Mayo will be their choices
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Post by john4 on Jun 26, 2023 8:31:35 GMT
It was inevitable. Now will it be a Saturday or Sunday. Hunch is Sunday as you'd probably slot Dublin and Mayo Saturday evening. Larry McCarthy waw hinting on radio that Mayo Dublin would be on the Sunday to allow Mayo the extra day rest. With Kerry Tyrone being the next biggest game I'd imagine they will have us on a separate billing to the Dub Mayo game, which means it will likely be the Saturday. Confirmation will be given by the CCCC this afternoon. Dublin, Mayo and Kerry can't all be on the same day I'd say due to the number of season ticket holders in these 3 counties are the biggest in the country. Unmanageable I think. |
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Post by taggert on Jun 26, 2023 8:31:57 GMT
We know what Tyrone will bring - ultra organisation, non-stop aggression, endless running, plenty sh1thousery and an ample amount of craft and guile up front.
It's 4 wins apiece in Championship encounters and we have a number of players who were involved 2 years back - many of whom struggled in the face of Tyrone's manic running and tackling on the day.
Forewarned will hopefully be forearmed and we will be tuned in from the throw-in as this will be a very hard won game.
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Post by peanuts on Jun 26, 2023 8:34:01 GMT
Who's going to mark Darragh Canavan. He's be in great form lately. Tom O'S is not really a man marker.
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Post by Whosinmidfield on Jun 26, 2023 8:42:11 GMT
Who's going to mark Darragh Canavan. He's be in great form lately. Tom O'S is not really a man marker. Tom is an excellent man marker, ok he seems to struggle on Ryan O’Donoghue and he met Shane Walsh on the worst possible day but he usually does a brilliant job on the opposition danger man. I think Tom will take Darragh Canavan, Foley on McCurry and Paul Murphy to pick up Ruairi Canavan if he starts and he might not because against Kerry Tyrone may opt for another physical worker rather than 3 inside forwards. |
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Post by royalkerryfan on Jun 26, 2023 8:50:25 GMT
Who's going to mark Darragh Canavan. He's be in great form lately. Tom O'S is not really a man marker. Tom is an excellent man marker, ok he seems to struggle on Ryan O’Donoghue and he met Shane Walsh on the worst possible day but he usually does a brilliant job on the opposition danger man. I think Tom will take Darragh Canavan, Foley on McCurry and Paul Murphy to pick up Ruairi Canavan if he starts and he might not because against Kerry Tyrone may opt for another physical worker rather than 3 inside forwards. Tom has done a good job on McCurry in the past so I think they may stick with that. Foley is our stand out defender and for me he picks up D Canavan. Graham likely to Pick up R Canavan. They will certainly play Myler on Paidi and Hampsey on David. It's imperative that we get Paidi into the game. I've no doubt this draw will focus the minds. Make no mistake this is the toughest draw we could have gotten. |
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Post by mike70 on Jun 26, 2023 8:50:35 GMT
You get what you wish for, Tyrone it is, they are making steady progress, their MF prob the best partnership in todays game, the Canavan boys are lifting, mccurry also buzzing, we will be busy in defence, the likes of myler and McGeary are coming into form.
Time to ponder.
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Post by Whosinmidfield on Jun 26, 2023 8:56:33 GMT
Tom is an excellent man marker, ok he seems to struggle on Ryan O’Donoghue and he met Shane Walsh on the worst possible day but he usually does a brilliant job on the opposition danger man. I think Tom will take Darragh Canavan, Foley on McCurry and Paul Murphy to pick up Ruairi Canavan if he starts and he might not because against Kerry Tyrone may opt for another physical worker rather than 3 inside forwards. Tom has done a good job on McCurry in the past so I think they may stick with that. Foley is our stand out defender and for me he picks up D Canavan. Graham likely to Pick up R Canavan. They will certainly play Myler on Paidi and Hampsey on David. It's imperative that we get Paidi into the game. I've no doubt this draw will focus the minds. Make no mistake this is the toughest draw we could have gotten. I don’t think Foley would be suited to picking up Darragh Canavan, there’s a big size difference and Canavan is so tricky and always moving. At least with McCurry he’ll stay close to goal and you know he’s just trying to work a shot off the left. |
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Post by taggert on Jun 26, 2023 8:59:58 GMT
You get what you wish for, Tyrone it is, they are making steady progress, their MF prob the best partnership in todays game, the Canavan boys are lifting, mccurry also buzzing, we will be busy in defence, the likes of myler and McGeary are coming into form. Time to ponder. All the above is why I wanted Monaghan. This is a really hard draw as Tyrone love getting under Kerry's skin.... |
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Post by horsebox77 on Jun 26, 2023 9:11:08 GMT
Was 2021 the year they dosed the water bottles?
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Post by ciarrai74 on Jun 26, 2023 9:16:15 GMT
Watergate was 2019 i think lol
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Post by jackiel on Jun 26, 2023 9:16:52 GMT
Was 2021 the year they dosed the water bottles? I think it was 2019 as there was no sharing of water in 2021 ( post Covid) |
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Post by royalkerryfan on Jun 26, 2023 9:17:18 GMT
You get what you wish for, Tyrone it is, they are making steady progress, their MF prob the best partnership in todays game, the Canavan boys are lifting, mccurry also buzzing, we will be busy in defence, the likes of myler and McGeary are coming into form. Time to ponder. There was a 50/50 chance so it was very likely to happen. I agree with everything you say above. This is the toughest draw but we have to embrace it now. You can be sure they didnt want us either. For all our errors in 2021 we were 1 point away after extra time. We can't be as nieve again and you'd expect us to be more patient, more structured, and far more disciplined in the tackle and in our shape. A penny for Paddy Tallys thoughts this morning a tough place to be. |
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Post by ciarrai74 on Jun 26, 2023 9:20:09 GMT
Paddy Power have Kerry v Tyrone down for 13.45 Sunday with Dublin v Mayo at 16.00. Bookies know everything especially Mr PP.
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Post by An Ciarraíoch Taistealaíoch on Jun 26, 2023 9:24:38 GMT
5pm and 7pm throw-in times for the Saturday. Not ideal for traveling home few hundred km! Added to this, the other match could well be Monaghan v Armagh. Outnumbered northern support 3 : 1 Hi John, If we are on the same day as Monaghan v Armagh, I would not expect the Monaghan crowd to support their neighbours! No much GAA love goes up the N2! |
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Post by taggert on Jun 26, 2023 9:26:48 GMT
Paddy Power have Kerry v Tyrone down for 13.45 Sunday with Dublin v Mayo at 16.00. Bookies know everything especially Mr PP. Saw that. RTE calling that tune! |
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Post by royalkerryfan on Jun 26, 2023 9:31:24 GMT
Paddy Power have Kerry v Tyrone down for 13.45 Sunday with Dublin v Mayo at 16.00. Bookies know everything especially Mr PP. Saw that. RTE calling that tune! Two amazing games if so! |
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Post by thepope on Jun 26, 2023 9:33:09 GMT
We're finally at the business end of the championship.
The last 2 all-Ireland winners face off.
2 different footballing philosophies.
Tyrone looked in the mood vs. Donegal, very impressive press, powerful midfield and the 2 Canavans adding to their scoring threat since last we met.
It's all about executing on the day.
Exciting times.
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Post by ciarrai74 on Jun 26, 2023 9:37:35 GMT
Referee will need to very strong Sunday as no love lost between teams. Make no doubt about it that Tyrone will use the 'Dark Arts' on the Cliffords.
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Post by Attacking Wing Back on Jun 26, 2023 9:45:24 GMT
Is the game confirmed as a double header with the dubs? Would think the GAA would want the Dubs v Mayo or Kerry v Tyrone on the Saturday in order to maximise attendances and revenue via GAA Go. Unless they feel the 3 northern teams will bring a big crowd between them on Saturday.
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Post by john4 on Jun 26, 2023 9:50:18 GMT
Is the game confirmed as a double header with the dubs? Would think the GAA would want the Dubs v Mayo or Kerry v Tyrone on the Saturday in order to maximise attendances and revenue via GAA Go. Unless they feel the 3 northern teams will bring a big crowd between them on Saturday. Or are they afraid of a possible public backlash if one of Kerry/Tyrone or Dublin/Mayo were PPV on GaaGo! Less hassle from the other 4 🤔 |
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Post by greengold35 on Jun 26, 2023 9:50:28 GMT
Is the game confirmed as a double header with the dubs? Would think the GAA would want the Dubs v Mayo or Kerry v Tyrone on the Saturday in order to maximise attendances and revenue via GAA Go. Unless they feel the 3 northern teams will bring a big crowd between them on Saturday. Fixtures won’t be announced until the afternoon- cannot see Kerry on with Dublin - think Kerry will be on Sat precedes by Derry/Cork. A lot of season tickets between Kerry, Dublin & Mayo. |
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