@chatgpt what is a sea of stars
Kerry have just beaten the eccelesiastical capital of Ireland and now they have to take on the county of God, so they’re definitely the choice of atheists.
I would argue that all Kerry wins, apart from possibly over Meath, are a demonstration there is no God.
If Meath win the All-Ireland, the country will be plunged into a metaphorical Newgrange, with darkness pervading and a fresh batch of corpses of modern Gaelic fooballers will be brought to the cave to be ritually feasted upon and consumed raw and whole in the same way Dublin footballer of the late 1980s and early 1990s were.
When your team is on top and you’re dominating the game, there really is no one like David Clifford
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The proverbial downhill cyclist
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A joy to watch. That 2 pointer to put them a point ahead when the game was really tight was a thing of beauty.
His best score all day though was in the first half when he danced around a few and put it over on his right. Kerry really needed the score at that stage too.
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I agree with ya on this, fairly OTT. Armagh were well up for beating them with D. Clifford until P. Clifford came on. P. Clifford has much higher workrate, off the ball running to connect play that is out of this world. Couldn’t have been more evident when Meath bet Kerry in Tullamore a few weeks ago and P. Clifford was injured if my mind is serving me correctly.
D Clifford got through a mountain of work in the first half and had invariably two men on him. That opened space for SOS. When P Clifford came on Armagh had to split between D and P, thereby giving D a sliver of air to breathe.
It’s worth remembering also P was on the field 10 minutes when Armagh opened up a decent margin.
In truth it was the meltdown from Rafferty, allied the inaction of the Armagh sideline that opened the door. And P and D, led by SOS and JOC who absolutely smashed the Armagh backdoor in.
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He should have been penalised for over-carrying , twice.
I was just saying this to a friend the other day.
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Uncanny, it actually came up on a work call also.
I d say the incoming Dublin manager would be delighted with even one forward that would meet the standard of this “The proverbial downhill cyclist” because at present it looks like he will have to select from a half dozen or so that you wouldnt sent out on the road with a tricyle and another handful of older and\or crocked lads that will need the like of them mobility scooters that the auld ones use in Benidorm
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We’ll see if mick fitz can smoke them in training first
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why on earth would you suggest that? we will see you state, there is absolutely nothing to see or wonder about in terms of what the outcome would be
sure this obvious to all and sundry that Mick Fitz would smoke them all whilst wearing a blindfold and smoking a major.
he might struggle with the physique of Hedgo alright if Hedgo could be tempted from the hurlers to try out for a full forward role in the big ball in the same way as EOD was
It’s unseemly the way they have gone after Clifford, Aido, Donaghy, COC etc. Very unseemly.
You’d think all the all Ireland medals and blessed days out would overshadow the insecurity of a Clifford getting more attention and love than any of their players.
A shitty enough qualify video
Ray tagged twice in the replies here and still silence
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You’d want to be a serious dolt to be asking ray boyne a question about his role last week on Twitter.
He’s hardly going to go on Twitter and say I told them. It would immediately end his how own role and end the managements career too. Not only that the county board could have been planning on making a statement or a complaint to croke park. So there is zero chance he’s going to say anything publicly which could impact anything like that.
You’ve an awful lot of idiots out there.
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As predicted, though Ray must be fairly shattered still to provide his accompanying analysis.
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It’s a pleasure to see him caught out like this
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