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Ah Kildare have gone back and in those games we had Ben McCormack and Neil Flynn too. They got 16 points between them in the two games. Our subs v Louth looked like U16s coming in.

Glenn and the lads are just dug in now and have never sorted the fact that we can be walked through and we actually bottle ourselves up in the forwards.

I honestly still have no clue what style of play we are even trying.

Surely the Tailteann is the best place to test that. Kildare have nothing to lose.

Down 7/4
Kildare 4/1
Sligo 11/2
Fermanagh 8/1

More reasons to he anti Fascist

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-41389450.html

Fascists never fix problems.

It would be great to see a real minnow win this. Hopefully Wicklow can do it.

Not sure about Antrim, they haven't really taken off under Andy McEntee. They were good against us last year in the semi final but I thought he'd have them promoted in the league.

Kildare have the talent obviously so if they got the finger out would be strong but I can't see it. Outside that you'd imagine Down and Fermanagh as highest ranking teams would be favourites.

Interested to see how Wicklow and Sligo go as I'd say one of their managers will be in with us within the next couple of years.

Fermanagh have never even won a provincial title . The ultimate minnows. 

https://www.rte.ie/entertainment/2024/0507/1447686-bambie-thugs-big-malmo-moment-beckons/

Ahead of the event at Malmö Arena, fans have also been warned not to bring Palestinian flags or symbols to the event or bags and have been told that there will be "vigorous security checks".

The terrorist threat level is on four points out of five, but the Swedish Police Authority has said that this is not related to the contest.

There is not expected to be protests until later in the week, when Israel's Eden Golan performs Hurricane at the second semi-final on Thursday

21% of people surveyed during the referendums believed that vaccines are dangerous,  per the Irish Times.

Israel denying there is a ceasefire sez RTÉ.
Israel doesn't want to stop killing Palestinians. It's the same people who executed the O'Kellys on the hanging hill  in Knockcroghery back in the day, more or less.

Those goalline dramas are never going to be given. There was another one in the club hurling final.

Does anyone have the statistics? Galway seemed to have been more efficient. Neither team were in peak condition either. Mayo lacked a bit of energy towards the end I thought.
Ultimately this match was only an appetiser

RTÉ stats.

GRMA

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Only allows Dubs to

(i) Field previous years county champions as their teams less culchies with culchie clubs in previous 3 years.
(ii) Allow 3 wildcards to join them.
(iii) Play ALL their Leinster games outside of Croke Park. Make Portlaoise designated finals stadium for next 10 years.

Play leinster final as a surprise  in January so Longford can finally call a halt to the 15 in a row charade. 

Does anyone have the statistics? Galway seemed to have been more efficient. Neither team were in peak condition either. Mayo lacked a bit of energy towards the end I thought.
Ultimately this match was only an appetiser

Make Dublin a Province with 4 County Boards and 4 County teams.

at least 4.

It only gets going with the 3rd set of games in the round Robin.

Not what I would tend to associate with Tipperary hurling

https://m.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-games/hurling/we-tend-to-love-a-good-failure-in-tipp-that-is-what-disappoints-me-the-most-liam-cahill-hits-back-at-critics/a966970394.html

Taking a swipe at his critics in the county he declared: "We tend to love a good failure in Tipp. That is what disappoints me the most. We tend to love a good failure."

Comer and Finnerty both had good games for Galway and Walsh made a telling impact from the bench.Galway to me have better forwards and that helped them get  over the line.Could they be getting players back at the right time?

Medical teams are timing recoveries for around now according to Enda McGinley

https://www.rte.ie/sport/football/2024/0505/1447393-format-forces-football-into-mid-season-doldrums/