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Why is the standard of kicking so poor fron some teams in rugby.

Most junior teams in GAA have a place ball kicker capable of kicking 2 pointers.

Why cant proffessional rugby teams have nailed on kickers.

Few revisions have to be made as Roscommon fill us with false hope once again.

1. Kerry
2. Donegal
3. Mayo
4. Galway
5. Armagh
6. Meath
7. Dublin
8. Derry
9. Tyrone
10. Roscommon
11. Cork
12. Down
13. Louth
14. Monaghan
15. Cavan
16. Kildare
17. Westmeath
18. Clare
19. Wexford
20. Offaly
21. Sligo
22. Limerick
23. Laois
24. Fermanagh
25. Carlow
26. Wicklow
27. Longford
28. Tipperary
29. Antrim
30. Leitrim
31. London
32. Waterford

Just finished watching Dublin Roscommon there. First 20 minutes from Roscommon the worst a team has looked under the new rules so far I think. Went to a minor game instead and at least the young lads had a go at it

First 20 minutes Roscommon had about 12 shots and it included probably one of the worst misses for a goal chance I've seen this year.  Dublin from nearly every miss broke on the counter for easy scores and ended the game as a contest before half time.

We were awful today.
Relegation back on the table unfortunately.

Given recent performances, I was fairly  sure Roscommon   would beat Dublin with a few points  to spare.

What went wrong?  Was the conditions a factor?

These windy games place importance on who plays with the wind. Against Armagh, Roscommon had a confidence building early lead, and needed dogged defence in the second half. Against Dublin, they needed to come from behind and this may not have suited them.

Did they not come from 13 points down last week?

Is it me or is there not enough being made of the fact that Yanks/Israel killed 100+ school children in Iran yesterday?

Donegal v Galway - Donegal by 3.5 - Galway
Kerry V Monaghan - Kerry by 6.5 - Kerry
Mayo V Armagh - Mayo by 2.5 - Mayo
Roscommon v Dublin - Dublin by 1.5 - Roscommon
Cavan v Louth - Cavan by 0.5 - Louth
Tyrone v Offaly - Tyrone by 5.5 - Tyrone
Kildare v Meath - Meath by 2.5 - Meath
Derry v Cork - Cork by 1.5 - Derry
Down V Fermanagh - Down by 6.5 - Down
Laois v Westmeath - Westmeath by 4.5 - Westmeath
Limerick v Clare - Clare by 0.5 - Clare
Wexford v Sligo - Wexford by 1.5 - Sligo
Antrim v Wicklow - Wicklow by 2.5 - Wicklow
London v Waterford - London by 3.5 - Waterford
Longford v Carlow - Carlow by 3.5 - Carlow
Tipp v Leitrim - Tipp by 0.5 - Tipp

1. Kerry
2. Donegal
3. Mayo
4. Galway
5. Armagh
6. Meath
7. Roscommon
8. Tyrone
9. Dublin
10. Derry
11. Cork
12. Down
13. Louth
14. Monaghan
15. Cavan
16. Kildare
17. Westmeath
18. Clare
19. Sligo
20. Offaly
21. Limerick
22. Wexford
23. Laois
24. Fermanagh
25. Carlow
26. Wicklow
27. Tipperary
28. Longford
29. Antrim
30. Leitrim
31. London
32. Waterford

Great to see Cork getting a big result like that would love to see them back in division 1.

For a team that has little following their social media posts get serious reaction maybe the most in the country

Have they alot of armchair supporters?

Hurling county, lot of them would want nothing to do with the big ball

Seem to get a lot of support on social media despite the hurling dominance is my point though.

Great to see Cork getting a big result like that would love to see them back in division 1.

For a team that has little following their social media posts get serious reaction maybe the most in the country

Have they alot of armchair supporters?

I think that Dublin Kerry game is one of the worst I've ever watched.

Dublin v Kerry - Dublin by 1.5 - Kerry
Galway v Roscommon - Galway by 2.5 - Roscommon
Monaghan v Mayo - Mayo by 2.5 - Mayo
Armagh v Donegal - Donegal by 1.5 - Donegal
Derry v Offaly - Derry by 4.5 - Derry
Cork v Meath - Cork by 2.5 - Meath
Louth v Tyrone - Tyrone by 3.5 - Tyrone
Cavan v Kildare - Kildare by 1.5 - Kildare
Westmeath v Fermanagh - Westmeath by 4.5 - Westmeath
Sligo v Limerick - Sligo by 1.5 - Limerick
Wexford v Down - Down by 3.5 - Down
Clare v Laois - Laois by 0.5 - Clare
Carlow v Waterford - Carlow by 5.5 - Carlow
Wicklow v London - Wicklow by 4.5 - London
Leitrim v Antrim - Leitrim v 0.5 - Leitrim
Longford v Tipp - Longford by 0.5 - Tipperary

Bodo Glimt add Inter to their long list of illustrious scalps. Considering where they are located on the planet next to permafrost land, their football club organization from fans to club structure to manager/coach to players (95% home based) is an astonishing story of this decade.

Incredible outfit; feel like they dont get the recognition they deserve.

Jeez I thought Derry were supposed to be the most respectful bunch of the Northern counties when it came to football.

This slander from Kildare is interesting.

Is ocean fm Donegal too?

Think it might cover north Sligo north leitrim and north fermanagh too.

Might be Sligo based but covers that general area and bordering counties.

No radio like that in north.

The only thing is when it comes to GAA matches, they are brutally biased. It's so bad it's funny.

Sorry your right it covers whole of Sligo and south Donegal.

There is a lot of media in Donegal though.

They have 2 GAA podcasts at least one with Highland one with Ocean FM... And several newspapers.

As long as yer not too interested in the match......

Hahaha a gas man.

Just listened to Ciaran Meenaghs interview with Colm Parkinson after the game.

Comes across as a very likeable chap, a guy you'd love to play for.

Local radio is meant by definition to be biased

William Hegarty one of the all time greats.