GAA Season

AntrimMan wrote: WindBag wrote: Yeah and the 2-3000 will be all Offally supporters   I know alot of those donegal lads and the noise they're making is that they do plan to take it alot easier on the beer this year, they seem to be taking it alot more serious. remains to be seen though   'We're taking this game very seriously. Some of the lads have been off the beer since Tuesday!'

should still be enough to beat antrim in the first round

AntrimMan wrote: Ginzo wrote: AntrimMan wrote: WindBag wrote: Yeah and the 2-3000 will be all Offally supporters   I know alot of those donegal lads and the noise they're making is that they do plan to take it alot easier on the beer this year, they seem to be taking it alot more serious. remains to be seen though   'We're taking this game very seriously. Some of the lads have been off the beer since Tuesday!'   should still be enough to beat antrim in the first round   we did alright two years ago

you wer bound to win a game sooner or later!now thats out of the way normal service will resume this year me thinks

any of ye dubs going on saturday night?

Horan calls for better finishing

Mayo manager James Horan

17 January 2011

New Mayo manager James Horan has demanded that his players be more clinical in front of goal after Saturday's FBD League win over GMIT.

Horan's charges kicked 17 wides over the 70 minutes, with goals in either half from Eric Monahan and Cillian O'Connor proving decisive in their 2-8 to 1-5 win at McHale Park, Castlebar.

"We were just keen to get up and running and we were slow starting off and we were quite lethargic, particularly in the first half," said Horan. "But we played for about 15 minutes in the second half and Ronan McGarrity came into the game and dictated matters.

"We dominated the game, but we didn't do much with the ball. We had 40 scoring chances and we took 10 - we had 17 wides, eight into the goalie's hands and five off the post, so we created the chances but we didn't take them.

"That is obviously something we have to work on," he added. "There was a lot of rustiness; we had a heavy training session the night before the match and that coupled with everything else made the legs a little bit heavy and it took us a while to get going."  

I see Dublin Michael Darragh McAuley was wearing the soccer neck scarff   Tevez  buffon ect wear when Dublin played westmeath  the sign of things to come in Gaa? 

The season isn't over yet. Munster final on sunday week in Limerick. Dr Crokes vs Nemo Rangers. Should be a great contest with the winners favourites to win the All Ireland

eire32 wrote: any of ye dubs going on saturday night?   fancy any pre match pints?

eire32 wrote: 2.30 works out great for me.   whats the dublin team?   offaly 5/1

According to www.reservoirdubs.com. This is the dublin line out but don't be to surprised if there are changes.

AKOT wrote: Easy for Dublin to day over by half time bring on Meath or Laois in the final next weekend