Think he came on. I was only posting it up for the two lads to argue it out a bit more to be honest.
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Christ of almighty Iâm all for the spirit of reconciliation but Iâm not going to go marching with them on the 12th.
The U21 fullback line looked far better than yesterdayâs showing.
I believe Cavan were winning in the 47th minute when Quinlavin was introduced.
Happy with my prognosis that Quinlavin would play a decisive role. I would also like to point out that @croppy_boy selectively edited my post and removed the bit where I said it was an evenly matched tie.
Probably because they were playing against u21s mate
Great shout
Incredible. Itâs like you actually looked into the future to see what would happen and it turned out exactly the way you said it would.
Top, top predicting.
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To be fair if I was being selective I would have left it at âCavan should winâ.
I think even @Nembo_Kid 's harshest TFK critics would admit heâs comfortably been the foremost football championship tipster this season.
Most outsiders thought a Donegal-Monaghan Ulster Final was nailed on, especially after Donegal routed Tyrone in the league and Monaghan were widely perceived to be on the soft side of the draw. Not only did he consistently express serious reservations about Monaghan, he explicitly and steadfastly stated that Tyrone were stronger than both Donegal and Monaghan. Lo and behold, we have a Tyrone-Down Ulster Final.
Just last weekend he correctly predicted both results on the A side of the qualifier draw and forecasted that Michael Quinlivanâs availability or otherwise would be pivotal in the Cavan-Tipperary clash.
I recall him predicting a facile Munster championship win for Kerry and saying that Mayo looked vulnerable in Connacht too.
I think his only incorrect prediction was Down-Armagh.
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My trip to oz was paid for back in his tips
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@Nembo_Kid is undoubtedly a top, top tipster but donât forget that I correctly asserted that âDown are backâ as far back as late February and correctly tipped them to beat Monaghan as well.
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Where did he predict that Down would beat Monaghan?
With the exception of the Armagh Down game and the Tyrone Donegal game the others would have been considered foregone conlusions before the ball was thrown in.
Saturday July 15
Tipperary v Armagh, Semple Stadium, 5pm
(E.T if necessary)
Carlow v Monaghan, Netwatch Cullen Park, 7pm
(E.T if necessary)
GAA Football Senior Championship Round 4A
Saturday July 22
Cork v Mayo, Gaelic Grounds, TBC
(E.T if necessary)
Donegal v Galway, Markievicz Park, TBC
(E.T if necessary)
Gaelic Grounds just announced the creation of 35 new stewarding jobs
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Be a bumper weekend with Tipp-Clare on the Sunday⌠
Donât know why this isnât on in Castlebar
Strange post.
Sorry, I forgot to write a six stanza poem around it to make it ânormalâ
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If the council were any good theyâd make a weekend of it to encourage the Mayo lads to stay and spend some of their communion money.
Roasterfest 2â17.
Featuring;
Nathan Carter & Marty Moane
Hurdy Gurdyâs
A special bring your own sangwichâs food festival
Half price entry to dâicon for those in GAA jerseys
The 2â17 national showldering contest
Irelandâs largest collection of boot cut jeans
Extra late serving hours for Supermacs
Cousin speed dating
And many more events
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And Galway beating Roscommon