Even if they did there was no one able to kick it.
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They worked one for Shane Walsh and he missed it
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Just have faith in the process. It will be grand.
I don’t think the lighter ball would. Paul Conroy showed that putting it over from 45m is relatively easy. Look at how far over the bar many of the points travel. A lighter ball would be more likely to curve wide I reckon?
It’s giving reward for risk. It’s balanced too far on the risk side now obviously.
cc @myboyblue
https://twitter.com/SeanPotts3/status/1817829134401257968?t=i0DIybE_EisSJRVqj2igoA&s=19
I can see geezer doing a Roy keane and transforming from ultra serious pyscho to a scathing pundit with a dry wit
I presume McGeeney was taking coin for the Ni Fianna gig?
Ah surely not? Wasnt Sherlock on that team too?
I’ve no idea. I doubt sherlock was getting paid. He played underage with na fianna.
Went from debating cancelling today’s annual leave at around 17:15 yesterday to stumbling in the door ratarsed at 6 this morning.
God bless those Galway bottlers for this sensational hangover.
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The best ones were the unplanned ones
The two strongest dual counties lead the board. Not especially surprising
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Most All-Ireland final wins in the last 40 years, combined football and hurling:
Kilkenny 13
Kerry 10
Dublin 10
The strongest dual counties lead the board, not especially surprising.
Have 16 counties (50%) won a senior AI in that time?
11 AI defeats and 0 wins in 40 years. Fucking hell 
Current longest All-Ireland final losing streaks:
11: Mayo football
6: Dublin hurling
5: London football
4: Kilkenny hurling, Cork hurling, Waterford hurling, Kildare football
3: Roscommon football
2: Galway football, Antrim football, Antrim hurling, Laois football, London hurling
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Limerick were neck and neck fadó fadó at 5 defeats apiece.
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