Football qualifier route 2018

[Itchy]

Anybody know if the extended highlights of yesterday's qualifiers shown on RTE after Dublin V Longford are available on line.

I believe an abbreviated version were shown on Sunday game.

Rte player would have it

[Owenmoresider]

Tipperary v Mayo
Waterford v Monaghan
Cavan v Down
Carlow v Tyrone
Offaly v Clare
Kildare v Longford
Sligo v Armagh
Leitrim v Louth

[Cunny Funt]

Tipperary v Mayo
Waterford v Monaghan
Cavan v Down
Carlow v Tyrone
Offaly v Clare
Kildare v Longford
Sligo v Armagh
Leitrim v Louth

Should be the winners.

[Shamrock Shore]

Tipperary v Mayo
Waterford v Monaghan
Cavan v Down
Carlow v Tyrone
Offaly v Clare
Kildare v Longford
Sligo v Armagh
Leitrim v Louth

While I would like to think that we can take Kildare I do agree with the above.

Should be the winners.

[ONeill]

Poacher v Harte

[Farrandeelin]

Tipp will ask more questions of Mayo than Limerick anyway.

[Jinxy]

The flourbag's soft, upper/middle-class underbelly will be no match for the Larries tough, working-class steel.

[Owenmoresider]

Tipperary v Mayo
Waterford v Monaghan
Cavan v Down
Carlow v Tyrone
Offaly v Clare
Kildare v Longford
Sligo v Armagh
Leitrim v Louth

While I would like to think that we can take Kildare I do agree with the above.

Should be the winners.

One bonus for ye is that it'll be on in Longford.

Can't see us taking Armagh.

[Hound]

Tipp v Mayo the tie of the round. Potential banana skin for Mayo if they play like they did this time last year and presuming Tipp can improve on their poor performance v Cork. But you'd still think Mayo will win comfortably enough. Home advantage not worth a feck if the home fans don't turn up.

Sligo might give Armagh a game, and it will be very interesting to see how Carlow fare against Tyrone.

Overall it looks like results are all very predictable, but I'd be surprised if there's not a surprise in there somewhere.

[Owenmoresider]

Tipp v Mayo the tie of the round. Potential banana skin for Mayo if they play like they did this time last year and presuming Tipp can improve on their poor performance v Cork. But you'd still think Mayo will win comfortably enough. Home advantage not worth a feck if the home fans don't turn up.

Sligo might give Armagh a game, and it will be very interesting to see how Carlow fare against Tyrone.

Overall it looks like results are all very predictable, but I'd be surprised if there's not a surprise in there somewhere.

Hope they do, it's not like they have the hurlers to follow for the rest of the summer now.

[Captain Obvious]

Tipp v Mayo the tie of the round. Potential banana skin for Mayo if they play like they did this time last year and presuming Tipp can improve on their poor performance v Cork. But you'd still think Mayo will win comfortably enough. Home advantage not worth a feck if the home fans don't turn up.

Sligo might give Armagh a game, and it will be very interesting to see how Carlow fare against Tyrone.

Overall it looks like results are all very predictable, but I'd be surprised if there's not a surprise in there somewhere.

They might but didn't give Armagh a game in the league this year and were hopeless against Galway. Hopefully the surprise results are wins for underdogs such as Carlow and Tipp.

[Itchy]

Tipperary v Mayo
Waterford v Monaghan
Cavan v Down
Carlow v Tyrone
Offaly v Clare
Kildare v Longford
Sligo v Armagh
Leitrim v Louth

While I would like to think that we can take Kildare I do agree with the above.

Should be the winners.

One bonus for ye is that it'll be on in Longford.

Can't see us taking Armagh.

After this round we have an open draw within the qualifiers. If the teams in bold win above you could potentially get to super 8s by beating say Louth and fermanagh/laois/cork (assuming they lose provincial final)

Of course you could get rotten luck and have two very difficult games.

[tippabu]

Tipp v Mayo the tie of the round. Potential banana skin for Mayo if they play like they did this time last year and presuming Tipp can improve on their poor performance v Cork. But you'd still think Mayo will win comfortably enough. Home advantage not worth a feck if the home fans don't turn up.

Sligo might give Armagh a game, and it will be very interesting to see how Carlow fare against Tyrone.

Overall it looks like results are all very predictable, but I'd be surprised if there's not a surprise in there somewhere.

Hope they do, it's not like they have the hurlers to follow for the rest of the summer now.

There will be a big home support and hurlers gone will contribute to that. Mayo will probably bring 12k or so? We'll be outnumber but most teams are against them

[LooseCannon]

Tipperary v Mayo
Waterford v Monaghan
Cavan v Down
Carlow v Tyrone
Offaly v Clare
Kildare v Longford
Sligo v Armagh
Leitrim v Louth

[Jinxy]

I'll be very interested to see how many of the teams left standing at the business end of the qualifiers went into the pot in round 1.
My hypothesis is, if you're going to exit your provincial championship, get out good and early.
This is a particularly insidious premise in Leinster, where you know you have zero chance of winning the thing.
Meath & Kildare were both much improved in Round 1 (I know we still lost) after losing to Longford & Carlow.
If we had beaten Tyrone in normal-time, today we'd be looking at playing a round 2 team, and against anyone other than Monaghan, I'd fancy our chances.
Longford are heading into the qualifiers on the back of a hammering, but they are infamous back-door specialists, so maybe they will park the loss and embrace the challenge ahead.