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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 11:15am

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 11:15am

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I'd have thought that was about right attendance wise,Maybe if we didn't get hammered the previous week there would be 2k more but that would be the height of it.

I dunno where you think the crowd would come from.

Mayo played roscommon in the Qf last year.......there was 67k at it.

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 11:15am

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rossieman wrote:

I'd have thought that was about right attendance wise,Maybe if we didn't get hammered the previous week there would be 2k more but that would be the height of it.

I dunno where you think the crowd would come from.

Mayo played roscommon in the Qf last year.......there was 67k at it.

That was part of a double header

Could well be wrong but I was at that game and can't remember any other match the same day.There was 45k at the replay on a bank holiday Monday.

I think the point stands.....9k for a home super 8 game in roscommon is pathetic.Chatting to a few who were at it roscommon we're well outnumbered aswell.

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 11:17am

rossieman wrote:

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rossieman wrote:

I'd have thought that was about right attendance wise,Maybe if we didn't get hammered the previous week there would be 2k more but that would be the height of it.

I dunno where you think the crowd would come from.

Mayo played roscommon in the Qf last year.......there was 67k at it.

Have you got 18 fingers

Happy to cheer you up today rossie.

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 11:19am

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From what I've seen of both teams. Tyrone beat Donegal next weekend,Tyrone at a different level.

I fancy Donegal

I can't see anything but a Tyrone win.Donegal looked far from good yesterday, Ros once again showed there lack of street smarts when things weren't going their way.

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 11:23am

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rossieman wrote:

kimbap wrote:

rossieman wrote:

I'd have thought that was about right attendance wise,Maybe if we didn't get hammered the previous week there would be 2k more but that would be the height of it.

I dunno where you think the crowd would come from.

Mayo played roscommon in the Qf last year.......there was 67k at it.

Have you got 18 fingers

Happy to cheer you up today rossie.

I dont need cheering up man ,crowd was 50/50 yesterday. Never going to be much better.

Your figure of 67k is outrageously wide of the mark

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 11:29am

maybe my memory is feiced or I'm getting mixed up with the semi final but I thought that was it.

Edit.....just looked that up 65,437!

Looks like ya can't win anything this weekend!

Edited by kimbap - 22 Jul 2018 at 11:32am

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 11:32am

rossieman wrote:

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rossieman wrote:

From what I've seen of both teams. Tyrone beat Donegal next weekend,Tyrone at a different level.

I fancy Donegal

I can't see anything but a Tyrone win.Donegal looked far from good yesterday, Ros once again showed there lack of street smarts when things weren't going their way.

Dont underestimate how important the home venue will be in this game rossie. We havent been beaten in ballybofey in league or championship since 2010 (think its a run of 21 games) and tyrone have struggled at the venue in recent years.

Id of taken this at the start of the year a winner takes all game in ballybofey for a semi final spot

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 12:40pm

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maybe my memory is feiced or I'm getting mixed up with the semi final but I thought that was it.

Edit.....just looked that up 65,437!

Looks like ya can't win anything this weekend!

Think Galway played Kerry the same day! Tyrone v Donegal going to be a tight enough game! Tyrone seemed to cause more trouble for Dublin than Donegal did but as ringerbell said Donegal have a very good record in Ballybofey

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 12:43pm

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maybe my memory is feiced or I'm getting mixed up with the semi final but I thought that was it.

Edit.....just looked that up 65,437!

Looks like ya can't win anything this weekend!

Sure isn't it great to still be involved. Your figure is still wrong

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 12:45pm

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rossieman wrote:

Roberto Baggio wrote:

rossieman wrote:

From what I've seen of both teams. Tyrone beat Donegal next weekend,Tyrone at a different level.

I fancy Donegal

I can't see anything but a Tyrone win.Donegal looked far from good yesterday, Ros once again showed there lack of street smarts when things weren't going their way.

Id of taken this at the start of the year a winner takes all game in ballybofey for a semi final spot

Your right RB home advantage will be the key but I thought Donegal were a fair bit behind Tyrone after watching both games .

You in Ros yesterday?

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 12:48pm

rossieman wrote:

kimbap wrote:

maybe my memory is feiced or I'm getting mixed up with the semi final but I thought that was it.

Edit.....just looked that up 65,437!

Looks like ya can't win anything this weekend!

Sure isn't it great to still be involved. Your figure is still wrong

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 1:24pm

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bad miss by fat arse there

Chatting to a lot of men about this afterwards and the general consensus was “ah but it was his first touch of the ball”. But if a man was starting corner forward and got that free in the first 5 minutes you would expect him to put it over. Would have been a 1 point game at that stage. All been said I thought the dubs were cruising and could have pushed on. Great occasion in Omagh some crowd about the bars, was great to see. Deadly craic in Main Street last night. Roll on ballybofey in 2 weeks. Last time I remember Tyrone getting a win there was the last time I ever seen cormac mcanallen play

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 4:09pm

Kerry are there for the taking but the Farney making a hames of things at times

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 4:46pm

kimbap wrote:

rossieman wrote:

kimbap wrote:

maybe my memory is feiced or I'm getting mixed up with the semi final but I thought that was it.

Edit.....just looked that up 65,437!

Looks like ya can't win anything this weekend!

Sure isn't it great to still be involved. Your figure is still wrong

What are you embarrassed about ?

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Posted: 22 Jul 2018 at 4:49pm

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