Laochra Gael TG4 (New Series)

[SHEEDY]

Great show. One of the all time greats.

[blanketattack]

He got a hit on it, on par with the one on Paudie Clifford, Lad totally tried to melt him, when he was only 17

Yeah, as bad as any dirty play between 2 men is, for a full grown man to do that to a 17 year old child is heinous. Joe's teammates should have gotten revenge for him such as splitting open the back of his neck.

[Hoof Hearted]

Just finished watching
Great show as always
Who stood on his neck ?
Was he ever dealt with  ( within the 4 lines obviously  )

[seafoid]

A great show indeed
a few i would like to see would be
Gearoid  Adams, Jarlath Burns, Marty McGrath, Benny Coulter, Mickey Moran, Seanie Johnston, Dick Clerkin,

Why Adams, Burns, Johnson and Clerkin ?

They all have great careers and with a story to tell. We dont need another donegal, kerry or Dublin boring story. Jarlath burns captained Armagh to an ulster title and also has forged a great role as an administrator

https://youtu.be/VAw0XXDopUA

There ye go. Now, no more silly suggestions or I'll have to apply for a grant to get Tom and Conor to tell us what to think of next

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAw0XXDopUA&t=895s

[JoG2]

Watching the Tom Parsons episode atm, Mayo and Dublin really did serve up some epic battles... As good as I've seen, pure edge of the seat drama

[From the Bunker]

Watching the Tom Parsons episode atm, Mayo and Dublin really did serve up some epic battles... As good as I've seen, pure edge of the seat drama

Mayo hid the real gap between Dublin and the rest of Ireland during that time.

In games that tight, home games really made that small difference in Dublin crossing the line.

[ardtole]

I'd have to agree 100% From the bunker.

[JoG2]

Watching the Tom Parsons episode atm, Mayo and Dublin really did serve up some epic battles... As good as I've seen, pure edge of the seat drama

Mayo hid the real gap between Dublin and the rest of Ireland during that time.

In games that tight, home games really made that small difference in Dublin crossing the line.

Without a doubt Bunker. A game of inches was mentioned a few times. Parson's journey back was / is  inspirational.

[From the Bunker]

Did not enjoy that episode of Tom Parsons, found it a bit disjointed.

[Hoof Hearted]

Last one tonight, Anthony Molloy, should be good
Brian mcgilligan doesn't mince his words anyway from the clip I seen

[Louther]

Maybe not the right place but the BBC GAA social podcast with Seanie Johnson this week was a great listen. Covers his whole Kildare transfer in great detail.

[imtommygunn]

It's a good show that - lot of good episodes on it.

[Walter Cronc]

Very good episode. Slightly off topic and apologies if its already been covered but were Donegal originally green with yellow band or was that an away jersey? Did they later swap to yellow and green? In a lot of big games in the 80s and 90s they seemed to wear green & yellow.

[StephenC]

Very good episode. Slightly off topic and apologies if its already been covered but were Donegal originally green with yellow band or was that an away jersey? Did they later swap to yellow and green? In a lot of big games in the 80s and 90s they seemed to wear green & yellow.

You're right. Green with yellow band up till manybe late 80's? Early 90's? Forget TBH.

[imtommygunn]

I thought it seemed to be 92 that changed it. IIRC they would have worn green until they beat wasn't in Mayo in the 92 semi?