Didnât see one yet. Going to be very difficult for them without McLaughlin and Kelly who were the athletic powerhouses in that side around the middle.
This was the Connacht final side that hammered the Rossies.
Galway: Conor Flaherty; Jonathan McGrath (1-00), SeĂĄn Fitzgerald, Jack Glynn; Cian Monahan (1-00), Tony Gill (0-01), Cathal Sweeney (0-03); Conor Raftery, James McLoughlin; Ryan Monahan (1-02), Matthew Tierney (0-04, 0-01f, 0-01 '45), Paul Kelly; Alan Greene (0-01), Tomo Culhane (1-01, 0-01f), Matthew Cooley.
Subs used: Eoin Mannion (0-01) for Cooley (41 mins), Macdara Geraghty for Raftery (49 mins), Dara Whelan for McGrath (51 mins), Daniel Cox for Greene (51 mins), Brian Mannion for Culhane (58 mins).
Whaylan is a lad who seems to be either fit and interested, in which case he is borderline unmarkable, (as he was last year til he got injured), or anonymous.
I suspect we will go in half cocked against an effectively professional Wexford set up and we will be up against it.
Tbh the championship is a cod this year if teams are having to field down lads because they were in a chip shop where a member of the public had sneezed earlier in the day.
Following a 3-23 to 0-17 defeat by Mayo last weekend, Galway manager Padraic Joyce has made significant changes to his team for tomorrowâs final outing of the Allianz Football League Division 1 campaign against Dublin at Pearse Stadium (throw-in 2pm).
Conor Gleeson, Conor Campbell, Sean Andy O Ceallaigh, Johnny Duane, Cillian McDaid, John Maher, Eamonn Brannigan and Michael Daly have all been dropped, making way for Bernard Power, Sean Kelly, Sean Mulkerrin, James Foley, Gary OâDonnell, Tom Flynn, Paul Kelly and Adrian Varley.
Power, Foley and Paul Kelly, younger brother of Sean, are making their first league starts.
Galway (Allianz FL Division 1 v Dublin): Bernard Power; Sean Kelly, Sean Mulkerrin, James Foley; Liam Silke, Gary OâDonnell, Johnny Heaney; Cein Darcy, Tom Flynn; Paul Kelly, Paul Conroy, Jason Leonard; Robert Finnerty, Adrian Varley, Ian Burke.
Lots had a bad day but there was bigger issues with Daly last week than just things not going right. He is a lad Id really high hopes for but Iâm not sure itâs ever going to happen for him now at senior level.
Ah you canât be consigning a lad to the bin after a team performance like that. I wouldnât be panicking. Mayo were excellent and we had a bad day at the office. It happens.