@myboyblue can you do something about the GAA Hour webpage for next year? When you click onto the GAA Hour tab on that website, there is no link to the podcast anywhere. Itâs ridiculous.
Instead, in order to listen to the All-Ireland final review podcast you have to click on some article about Kieran McGeeney and Sean Cavanagh.
Also, can you get them to stop using the word âbloodyâ in their headlines. It looks retarded in print.
Donât be talking about Tyrone in the same breath as Dublin and Kerry so when it comes to a culture of winning ruthlessness if thatâs the criteria used in Tyrone to get another 3 year term.
If by ârecentâ, youâre referring to the 5 year tenure of Eamonn Fitzmaurice, its 5 Munster Championships, 1 All Ireland and 1 National League. Thatâs just not good enough in Kerry and thatâs why there is such a clamour down there to get rid of him.
Correct me if Iâm wrong here, but in the sample new format for 2017, did they not have Dublin and Tyrone in the same Super 8 group, along with the beaten Munster and Connacht finalists or the team that beat them?
ie.
Dublin
Tyrone
Mayo
Galway
with the other group being:
Kerry
Roscommon
Monaghan
Armagh
So in 2018, based on it being a Leinster v Connacht and Munster v Ulster year under the previous format, the groups would be:
Leinster winners, Connacht winners, Ulster runners-up, Munster runners-up.
ie. based on expected results, Dublin and Mayo would be in the same group.
You could be right Sid but I recall thinking it weird when it was first announced. They said one group would have Connacht and Munster winners and other group would have Ulster winners and Leinster winners.
I think Iâll try and get to the bottom of it on my bus journey home this evening.
I imagine the Kerry team next year will be significantly different.
Itâs too far away yet to tell how good theyâll be but they had a bit of a false dawn this year as regards the younger players.
I do think Donaghy, Donncha Walsh and even Darran OâSullivan would be significant losses to bear for them if they depart as all were still integral components of their team this year whether from the start or off the bench.