All Ireland senior football final 2012 Donegal v Mayo

Started by rrhf, August 26, 2012, 08:10:16 PM

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J70

Quote from: rrhf on September 06, 2012, 11:11:51 AM
Seriously though I would be of the opinion that Michael Murphy needs to improve his performance for donegal to win the AI.  Poor by his standards.

He's mostly been used as playmaker and has done quite well. Ulster final in particular he had a superb second half. Frees have definitely been fairly inconsistent though.

rrhf

How many sons of Sam winners from 92 are in the panel for 12. As for the Murphy question one ridiculous  pub comparison recently called him the Nando Torres of Donegal this year.


moysider

Quote from: drici on September 06, 2012, 11:57:02 AM
Quote from: rrhf on September 06, 2012, 11:11:51 AM

Seriously though I would be of the opinion that Michael Murphy needs to improve his performance for donegal to win the AI.


Anthony Molloy will keep Mícheál Óg right.


Great photo!

Who is going to mark Murphy in the final is going to be a big call. Well, maybe not, because it kinda has to be Cafferkey but Ger struggled in Ballyshannon. Mind you that was Murphy before his latest injury and he seemed sharper then. Keane would be possibly better to match him for size but I suspect they might go with Caff.

blast05

Caff on McFadden surely .... Murphy won't stay in inside forward line and we would prefer Caff to stay in our FB line.
Higgins to follow McHugh and Keegan on Murphy.

moysider

Quote from: blast05 on September 06, 2012, 10:44:48 PM
Caff on McFadden surely .... Murphy won't stay in inside forward line and we would prefer Caff to stay in our FB line.
Higgins to follow McHugh and Keegan on Murphy.

Higgins made McFadden look pedestrian in Ballyshannon. To such an extent that they dropped McFadden deep to get on the ball and try and hit Murphy from deep. A good string to Donegal s bow. McFadden is a very good ballplayer in a deeper position. Wouldn t argue much with any of your match ups except I think that we will keep our preferred back 3 as our back 3 and I cant imagine us changing our shape to the extent that Higgins would be dispatched to chase McHugh all over the place. I think Cork showed that s a waste of time anyway. I expect Keegan to be deployed with attack in mind rather than a marking duty. I d set Boyle loose as an antidote to McHugh and rather than mark him tell him to play hell. Waste of energy getting a player to follow McHugh everywhere. Put a plan in place where somebody picks him up when he comes back over the equator!

drici



Kerry people reckon it's Mayo's for the taking.


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Quote from: drici on September 07, 2012, 12:31:10 PM


Kerry people reckon it's Mayo's for the taking.

Kerry Little People.
Time to take a more chill-pill approach to life.

mayo.mick

Donegals allocation of tickets;


St Eunans   712
Naomh Columba   494
Ardara   476
Four Masters   446
Dungloe   434
Malin   429
Killybegs   426
Kilcar   422
Buncrana   409
Cloughaneely   396
Glenswilly   392
Glenfin   382
Naomh Conaill   381
St Michaels   368
Carndonagh   361
Moville   331
Gweedore   325
St Nauls   320
Naomh Mhuire   308
Aodh Ruadh   302
Lettekenny Gaels   284
Sean MacCumhaill   282
Urris   266
Milford   264
Robert Emmetts   261
Fanad   256
Termon   253
Bundoran   251
Naomh Brid   248
Convoy   247
Naomh Padraig Muff   239
Burt   224
NaomhUltan   205
Downings   201
Red Hughs   191
Naomh Padraig Lifford   181
Naomh Colmcille   151
Na Rossa   149
Pettigo    95
mayo for sam-don't ask me what year! :-)
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seafoid

Quote from: drici on September 06, 2012, 11:57:02 AM
Quote from: rrhf on September 06, 2012, 11:11:51 AM

Seriously though I would be of the opinion that Michael Murphy needs to improve his performance for donegal to win the AI.


Anthony Molloy will keep Mícheál Óg right.


http://www.donegaldemocrat.ie/sport/the-heroes-of-92-where-are-they-now-1-1989654

rosnarun

PROBABLY POSTED BNEFORE  BUT
All-Ireland ticket breakdown for 2011
Any changes from the 2010 allocation are indicated in brackets.

•County allocations: 58,401 (-604)
•Provinces: 335 (-50)
•Overseas: 470 (-29)
•Central Council and former Presidents: 798 (-107)
•Camogie: 120
•Ladies' football: 150
•Rounders and handball: 147 (-15)
•Sponsors: 935 (-35)
•Press: 254
•TV and radio: 74
•Schools and educational bodies: 2,229
•3rd Level: 240 (-38)
•Croke Park residents: 250
•Match officials and national referees' panel: 103 (-5)
•Irish Sports Council and health bodies: 60 (-10)
•Match day / Vertigo / minor teams: 148 (-52)
•GAA staff and sub-committees: 718 (-93)
•Jubilee teams: 68 (-69)
•Mini-sevens: 244 (-2)
•Term tickets: 4,144 (-11)
•Season tickets: 1,884 (+1,120)
Total available for distribution: 71,772

•Premium and corporate seating*: 10,528
Total capacity (as per planning permission): 82,300

If you make yourself understood, you're always speaking well. Moliere

Canalman

Won't lose sleep about the tickets for the final but there was at least imho twice as many Donegal fans at the semi final last year as were Mayo fans this year. Glad to see the amount of tickets each club in Donegal got as  I reckon that it should satisfy the most deserving in those clubs.

Don't know where the figures came (or even if they are accurate) from but will definitely put some pressure on Mayo CB  ( and indeed CBs in the future)to do likewise ( *if as I said these figures are not a spoof).