I said Donegal had their All Ireland two years prior.
What relevance does that have with this discussion?
Donegal got over the line. Mayo never did.
You should see what the lads on GAABoard are talking about.
The discussion is about football while Jim Gavin has been managing Dublin. Keep up
Mayo have had more cracks at Dublin that most and constantly have come up short.
Theyâve also constantly gave them a game. If anything the amount of cracks theyâve had at them makes it even more amazing that theyâve never got hammered. Tyrone got a chance last year and the game was over after a few minutes
And constantly came up short. You donât win All Irelands by coming up short.
They came up short but at least they had the balls to go for it unlike most. Tyrone got a chance last year and their players were too busy admiring them to give them a game
They came up short again, again, again, again and again.
But normally they go to a replay, unlike Tyrone who shit their togs after 5 minutes.
Youâre completely missing the point. They had the balls to take them on. Nobody else did
Galway took them on in the first half today. The problem is you canât compete with their bench, the lads they bring on are as good or better than the ones they replace.
Anyone can take a team on for a half. You are correct on the bench though
Kerri even in a period of transition after the break up of their team of the noughties are the only county to have broken the Jim Gavin stranglehold on Sam Maguire
Galway were done long before Dublin used their bench. They were utterly sterile for the second half.
Galway are Tyrone 2016. Theyâre definitely going the right way, but still a way off.
Iâd expect Galway 2020 to have the culture to compete for an All-Ireland.
The hurlers should be in in decline by then. Rare for both codes to be contenders, 2001 the obvious exception.
Galway killed themselves with pathetic wides Chef, I donât think you ever had the self-belief to really think you could bate the Dubs.
Couldnât live with the Dubs physicality once they upped it after the break.