That lad jumping around after the goal not doing much to challenge the opinion that there’s numerous simpletons at the game.
Definitely more embarrassing, at least there is high level of skill on show in hurling.
There was a zero level of skill shown in yesterday’s televised match.
Donie Shine playing on one leg, take him off for ffs.
McStay is some prick.
Mayo have been awarded a number of extremely soft frees.
TJ displayed some outrageous skills.
+1
Yesterday you got to see flashes of the one of the greatest teams to ever play the greatest game on the planet. Even in a rout you were treated to wonderful skill and panache.
It’s not even fucking close.
Dead right. Imagine @Tassotti off his tits on coke talking up the national sport on hour 42 of his weekend bender before having his possy of freebasing mates turn on the GAA to watch lads falling over and dropping the ball.
FFS, that was a clear foul by O’Connor.
It was skill of the highest level, the only thing that was lacking a second team
Second half has been better
Match has improved in the second half.
Two excellent quick-fire points by the sub Murtagh for Roscommon. He of the memorable “we’ll keep our heads firmly on the ground” comment after their victory over Cork in the U21 semi-final a while back.
Lunacy to persist with Shine when he was clearly injured. Aggravated it now and could be out for the rest of the summer as a result. Desperately poor management.
McStay is incredibly biased here.
Obviously Roscommon have introduced yoga as part of their strength and conditioning programme.
If Roscommon had a shred of game intelligence they would be out of sight here… Big thick bog men is all they are.
Frees is all mayo have. Roscommon in danger of blowing it though
McStay struggling to contain his bias, the referee has been very favourable to Mayo.
[QUOTE=“dodgy-keeper, post: 957434, member: 1552”]Lunacy to persist with Shine when he was clearly injured. Aggravated it now and could be out for the rest of the summer as a result. Desperately poor management.
McStay is incredibly biased here.[/QUOTE]
He was walking around the pitch for the entire first half and crumpled into a heap after one passage of play after around 30 minutes. Seemed madness to leave him on.