Even Dan Shanahanâs dribbly enough extra time strike in the 2010 Munster Final should have been saved, albeit it was low and close to the corner. He let in a load of soft goals against Waterford.
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Would you say it was a suspicious amount of soft goals heâs let in?
Hats off to Ritchie.
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Cregan had a nice little swipe at the CB during his interview
Stevie from Killeavy this evening, lads. One of the true greats.
one of the greatest forwards of all time
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best forward bar none
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A bull of a man⌠one of the few that physically stood up and gave it back to the Aussie bully boy tactics around 2007/8
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Gormleyâs block. 
i was once told he was one of the best street fighters in the north, any comment on that claim nembo kid?
Iâd still have him behind The Border Bull.
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The Eoin Kelly episode was superb. What a fucking legend that man was.
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Not sure whether is was an old one but the Noel Lane episode is excellent.
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He was a match winner. Iâll never forget his goal in '88, running back out the field while being mobbed by Galway fans.
The 1988 final above all will be remembered for Johnny Carrollâs half time performance with his Magic Trumpet.
Barney Rock. Legend.
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FAO of the Galway lads or the archive experts Sidney and Geoff. Who got man of the match in the 98 football final? I know Donnelan had that famous run from deep and was generally good all game. Joyce got the goal and a few points. But the game was won by the second half performance of Ja Fallon. I was in the canal end and they kicked that way in the second half and he was unreal. Canât remember who got the MOTM.
Derek Savage?
Oddly that name came to mind for me too. Think he won his All Star off that game.
God I hope youâre wrong.
Sean Og De Paor and Kevin Walsh were the two names that came into my mind but I really canât remember.