National Gaelic Football League 2018

In last years qualifiers an ulster side faced a non ulster 14 times with the ulster province winning 9 times.

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Before I go off betting, which games have been called off today?

Monaghan v Kerry is off anyway.

Bright conditions now should melt the sprinkling of snow this morning and the Connacht Clasico in the Stadium will go ahead barring a major deterioration in the weather here, which, to be fair, is always likely in Galway.

Cavan-Meath is also off.

That was ten minutes ago.

There are now dark grey skies as far as the eye can see and it’s snowing again.

That’s a fucking joke about Monaghan-Kerry.

They announced about 9 it was on.

Absolute shower of incompetent idiots

I do not remember games being called off this willy nilly in the past.

Do others?

The GAA can’t control the weather as far as I am aware .

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With the exception of Croke Park, GAA pitches can’t really take any sort of rainfall.

Two fingers to @carryharry there from derrick lynch.

Are you for real. They knew this was coming with a week.

It’s mind boggling dumb.

Make a decision and go with it.

These pitches in worse nick were playable in worse conditions years and go from my memory.

It’s and go complete insult to people travelling and god the players. It’s farcical

That’s incredibly false.

You have no idea

What bog ball game is being shown live today?

Ya true very few people are inconvenienced by these cancelations anyway. The type of lad that travels from kerry to Monaghan in February for a league game probably hasn’t much going on upstairs anyway.

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Actually quite a few are.

But firstly the players.

And plenty pitches can take lots of rain

Is Longford Armagh on?

I think he is for real in his assertion that the GAA can’t control the weather.

You’re suggesting that the match should have been called off a week ago?

You now appear to be suggesting that players should be made play in dangerous conditions.

Now that’s mind boggingly dumb.

It’s incredibly true.

GAA pitches by and large and very poor when it comes to drainage. The North gets a lot of rain and very few of the pitches are capable of taking it. Matches in Brewster Park and Healy Park (in particular) are in grave danger any time you get sustained moderate rain.

You seem to be very ignorant on GAA matters so probably best you keep your incorrect views to yourself.

Fella there is 4 pitches within 10 miles of me that are unbelievably good at it.
Nemo
Clough Duv
Eire Og
Blarney.

All have top notch drainage systems that allow games be played.

It’s a farce this is happening. Club games going on everywhere

All the money Tyrone have spent and they did not sort the pitch? For real?

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Shut up to fuck, it’s being raining consistently since last August in parts of Western & Northern Ireland you half wit.

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