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That was amazing.

Well, the Dubs never lost, one draw in a group game v Roscommon. Armagh also failed to win once in a group game v Tyrone. Their other 2 losses were draws in normal time, draws after extra time, then losing on penalties. When I put it in writing, it looks far from what Dublin achieved, but you sort of know what I mean?

They seem to fall on the wrong side of the coin in a lottery.

Have Armagh been punching above their weight in recent years, or have they underperformed? Or neither?

I don't know.

Their record last year in the Championship was nearly as good as the All-Ireland winners, but also didn't see it over the line 3 times.

Funny team.

I need new neighbours, heard a few times now "so and so told us to give you a knock you're a big GAA head"

Maybe you've just got a big thick head on ye.

Something has leaked to the bookies. The public vote has been massive.

Spurs have a penalty in the last minute to draw with City. You're a Spurs man and taking the kick. What do you do?

Must be a locale thing. I've been here 18 years and have never had a GAA club ticket seller.

Aye was laughing at that.

A lot of the criticisms were coming from people who support men dressed in fancy gowns with mitres on their head, holding croziers, who are part of a murky cult that excludes women and abuse children.

Witchcraft could be on the rise.

A few decent performances this year.

Standouts for me were Ireland, Switzerland and Croatia.

Bring back Griffiths, Thorburn and Reardon. Now that was swashbuckling, edge of your seat snooker. Real characters.

Looked like McGeeney was telling the ref that the scuffle is his fault. Few choice words there.

I think he's taken them to a new level. And the PL too. Liverpool have had 2 near-faultless seasons and didn't win the league.

Klopp did brilliantly. Arsenal are only finding out now what it's like to challenge Pep's City on a yearly basis. It breaks you eventually. To get over the line against them once is some achievement.

You were right. I thought he'd rest far more than he did.

Don't think Derry too worried about winning Ulster again.

However, the blueprint has been set by Jimmy.