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Keegan v Connolly is one the great individual duels in history, maybe the greatest, they became associated with each other in a way I can't really remember happening with many or any other players, it was like Micky Ward v Arturo Gatti

Noel O'Leary v Paul Galvin was always good craic but this was on a different level altogether

Seamus Moynihan v Oisin McConville was one of the great duels but that only happened once, it happened four times with Keegan and Connolly and they also clashed plenty in other matches where they weren't directly marking each other
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Originally posted by MC Hammered MC Hammered wrote:

Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Originally posted by BigStrongMan BigStrongMan wrote:

If he was so good how come he only won 2 All Stars?

Remember Ginola won player of the year in 1999 😀😀😀 not in GAA obviously 

I was doing a quiz yesterday on the top French goalscorers in Premier League history. No sign of Ginola. For a man that scored some absolute belters, his goal return was brutal. Laurent Robert scored more in less games. 

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Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by BigStrongMan BigStrongMan wrote:

If he was so good how come he only won 2 All Stars?
And no Ireland cap.
Sure he would have gotten a sore neck watching the ball go over his head constantly
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Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

Keegan v Connolly is one the great individual duels in history, maybe the greatest, they became associated with each other in a way I can't really remember happening with many or any other players, it was like Micky Ward v Arturo Gatti

Noel O'Leary v Paul Galvin was always good craic but this was on a different level altogether

Seamus Moynihan v Oisin McConville was one of the great duels but that only happened once, it happened four times with Keegan and Connolly and they also clashed plenty in other matches where they weren't directly marking each other
Even though Dublin won most of those games i think Keegan came out on top in those duels
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Originally posted by Trigboy 10 Trigboy 10 wrote:

Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

Keegan v Connolly is one the great individual duels in history, maybe the greatest, they became associated with each other in a way I can't really remember happening with many or any other players, it was like Micky Ward v Arturo Gatti

Noel O'Leary v Paul Galvin was always good craic but this was on a different level altogether

Seamus Moynihan v Oisin McConville was one of the great duels but that only happened once, it happened four times with Keegan and Connolly and they also clashed plenty in other matches where they weren't directly marking each other
Even though Dublin won most of those games i think Keegan came out on top in those duels

Yeah Keegan definitely won the battle. Lost the war unfortunately Cry
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Originally posted by the_walls the_walls wrote:

Originally posted by Trigboy 10 Trigboy 10 wrote:

Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

Keegan v Connolly is one the great individual duels in history, maybe the greatest, they became associated with each other in a way I can't really remember happening with many or any other players, it was like Micky Ward v Arturo Gatti

Noel O'Leary v Paul Galvin was always good craic but this was on a different level altogether

Seamus Moynihan v Oisin McConville was one of the great duels but that only happened once, it happened four times with Keegan and Connolly and they also clashed plenty in other matches where they weren't directly marking each other
Even though Dublin won most of those games i think Keegan came out on top in those duels

Yeah Keegan definitely won the battle. Lost the war unfortunately Cry
 
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Originally posted by sausy sausy wrote:

Originally posted by the_walls the_walls wrote:

Originally posted by Trigboy 10 Trigboy 10 wrote:

Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

Keegan v Connolly is one the great individual duels in history, maybe the greatest, they became associated with each other in a way I can't really remember happening with many or any other players, it was like Micky Ward v Arturo Gatti

Noel O'Leary v Paul Galvin was always good craic but this was on a different level altogether

Seamus Moynihan v Oisin McConville was one of the great duels but that only happened once, it happened four times with Keegan and Connolly and they also clashed plenty in other matches where they weren't directly marking each other
Even though Dublin won most of those games i think Keegan came out on top in those duels

Yeah Keegan definitely won the battle. Lost the war unfortunately Cry
 
and his GPS

He didn't lose it, he fired it at Dean Rock. 
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Originally posted by sausy sausy wrote:

Originally posted by the_walls the_walls wrote:

Originally posted by Trigboy 10 Trigboy 10 wrote:

Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

Keegan v Connolly is one the great individual duels in history, maybe the greatest, they became associated with each other in a way I can't really remember happening with many or any other players, it was like Micky Ward v Arturo Gatti

Noel O'Leary v Paul Galvin was always good craic but this was on a different level altogether

Seamus Moynihan v Oisin McConville was one of the great duels but that only happened once, it happened four times with Keegan and Connolly and they also clashed plenty in other matches where they weren't directly marking each other
Even though Dublin won most of those games i think Keegan came out on top in those duels

Yeah Keegan definitely won the battle. Lost the war unfortunately Cry
 
and his GPS
 
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Originally posted by the_walls the_walls wrote:

Originally posted by sausy sausy wrote:

Originally posted by the_walls the_walls wrote:

Originally posted by Trigboy 10 Trigboy 10 wrote:

Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

Keegan v Connolly is one the great individual duels in history, maybe the greatest, they became associated with each other in a way I can't really remember happening with many or any other players, it was like Micky Ward v Arturo Gatti

Noel O'Leary v Paul Galvin was always good craic but this was on a different level altogether

Seamus Moynihan v Oisin McConville was one of the great duels but that only happened once, it happened four times with Keegan and Connolly and they also clashed plenty in other matches where they weren't directly marking each other
Even though Dublin won most of those games i think Keegan came out on top in those duels

Yeah Keegan definitely won the battle. Lost the war unfortunately Cry
 
and his GPS

He didn't lose it, he fired it at Dean Rock. 
 
If the GPS had ended up hitting the post it would have been the most Mayo thing that has ever happened.
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It would have been some throw too!
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Originally posted by the_walls the_walls wrote:

It would have been some throw too!
towards the canal end. Mayo are fond of scoring into that end no matter which way they are shooting.
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Originally posted by sausy sausy wrote:

Originally posted by the_walls the_walls wrote:

It would have been some throw too!
towards the canal end. Mayo are fond of scoring into that end no matter which way they are shooting.
John Tennyson threw his hurley at Lar Corbett at the Canal End as Corbett was about to score a goal in the 2010 hurling final

Nearly worked as well
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Originally posted by sausy sausy wrote:

Originally posted by the_walls the_walls wrote:

It would have been some throw too!
towards the canal end. Mayo are fond of scoring into that end no matter which way they are shooting.


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Number of players in the Armagh senior panel tested positive for the sh*te beer virus. Due to play their first match on Oct 17th.
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Originally posted by Sham157 Sham157 wrote:

Number of players in the Armagh senior panel tested positive for the sh*te beer virus. Due to play their first match on Oct 17th.

Such a pity and hope the affected fully recover but I think there's need to be a positive swing of this in the media. Lots of negative feedback from this no doubt which will feed the doubters of the having a championship etc like the Tyrone keeper 
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Absolutely no way should any championship go ahead this year. 
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Originally posted by Healy52003 Healy52003 wrote:

Originally posted by Sham157 Sham157 wrote:

Number of players in the Armagh senior panel tested positive for the sh*te beer virus. Due to play their first match on Oct 17th.

Such a pity and hope the affected fully recover but I think there's need to be a positive swing of this in the media. Lots of negative feedback from this no doubt which will feed the doubters of the having a championship etc like the Tyrone keeper 
Won the intermediate double with Edendork, probably happy with his lot for the year
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Originally posted by doherty doherty wrote:

Absolutely no way should any championship go ahead this year. 
Why not? Other sports are taking place. Something to look forward to in these grim grim days
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