Pick your top 3 Gaa games 2016

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If it was a film it would have been produced by Merchant Ivory.

Absolute fucking shit but you’re always going to get a few fucking high falluting dickheads who claim that 'you just don’t get the concept as you’re not understanding it on enough levels '.

I was there and it was a horrible spectacle where sections of the Donegal following were booing when their own team were on the ball.

Two teams handicapped by the fear of losing and afraid to take a chance. Peter Harte had the balls to go for it in the dying minutes and that’s all that’s worth remembering about it.

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Sid, you are a great man for stats etc, but to be honest you haven’t much clue about the playing of the game.

There was a huge gap in standard between Ulster Final and All Ireland.

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It’s people who haven’t a clue about the playing of the game who don’t think the Ulster final was a classic.

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Right.

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I see Darragh O’Se compiled an end of season list today, and picked Tyrone v Donegal as his game of the year - I only had it in second place.

He also selected Peter Harte’s point from the same game as his score of the year.

Darragh O’Se is a serious football man.

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+1

The ding dong battle of monster scores in the closing stages of the white hot furnace of Clones.

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So what? Why do you need the support of a pundit? Have no no comviction in your own views?

Daragh talks an unbelievable amount of shite and wouldn’t pick the All Ireland series games due to Kerry losing or not being in final.

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Here’s a tip, next year don’t bother going. I was there and it was a cracker, the tension was unbearable all throughout. Sean Cavanagh delivered one of the greatest second half performances of all time, the quality of the scores, McCarron giving it strong and hard to Murphy all game, the Monroe hit on McGlynn, the real character and guts that was on show was tremendous.

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:joy::joy::joy:

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Ah the pantomime character of TFK is alive and well.

The opinion of some who thinks hurling has no tactics counts for zero. Jog on.

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Tipp v Kilkenny (Hurling)
Tipp v Galway (hurling)
Tipp v Limerick (hurling)

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A hurling man would be too much of a philistine to understand the beauty of the Ulster Championship.

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He has outdone himself this month.

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A moron would try and defend that sort of display. The emphasis was placed on not taking any chances that were less than definite for 70 minutes and then Peter Harte & Cavanagh decided to take the bull by the horns.

At least the some of the Donegal supporters could see it for what it was.

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McNiallais kicking points from past the 45 yard line weren’t definite. Rory Brennan kicking one off his left foot wasn’t definite from 35 yards out. Toye’s point near the end was a definite, McShane’s early point was a definite, McHugh’s points were definites?

You must hold Ulster football in a far higher regard than the rest of the country.

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Anyone who knows anything about Donegal football knows that if you leave McNiallas unmarked within 45 yards of the goa on his left peg then a white flag is about to be raised.

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Bull. Shit.

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:laughing:

You used pundit selected MOTM awards to support your view on Marc O’SĂ© earlier.

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Oh no it isn’t.

(You can replace this with ‘He’s behind you!’ to make you feel more at home in your natural environment).

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Why did MacNiallais miss two of his four opportunities against Tyrone if he’s such a definite when he gets the ball?

Why did he shoot if marked and not a definite when Harte and Cavanagh were the only ones who were willing to shoot when it wasn’t a definite?

Well done on creating the perfect contradiction to hang yourself with - Kev would be proud.