All stars 25

Started by trileacman, June 29, 2025, 09:18:59 PM

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mackers

Paudie Clifford can not be given an All Star.  The only game he played well in (due to injury obv) was the AI Final.
Keep your pecker hard and your powder dry and the world will turn.


Armagh18

Quote from: mackers on August 04, 2026, 11:28:21 AMPaudie Clifford can not be given an All Star.  The only game he played well in (due to injury obv) was the AI Final.
Was he not motm in semi? Shoe in for me. 2x Cliffords and the Mayo trio nailed on with one up for debate between Scully/Kilkenny or maybe Flynn

onefineday

Quote from: mackers on August 04, 2026, 11:28:21 AMPaudie Clifford can not be given an All Star.  The only game he played well in (due to injury obv) was the AI Final.
Man of the match in the semi, decent final, but don't think he deserves an all star this year. I'm not sure how many games he played between league and championship, but no more than 7 I suspect and was below par in all but 2.

onefineday

Quote from: mrdeeds on August 02, 2026, 07:48:21 PMRyan best player in final and scored 1 11 in semi. Not sure what what way David is judged but Ryan O Donohoe is player of the year in any metric.
Absolutely, man of the match v Monaghan, v louth in the semi and in the final and in the last 2 games it was probably his leadership and off the ball play that impressed most, whilst also weighing in with heavy scoring and key assists. Put simply, with no Ryan O'Donoghue, mayo wouldn't have been within an asses roar of ending the famine!! Without question the most influential gaelic footballer this year.

imtommygunn

The goal for me was his defining moment. The run he did he really had no business doing. He decided he was going to take things on and make something happen and he did. It was actually a great lesson to anyone - if you want to make something happen you need to take responsibility and make it happen and not expect someone else to make it happen for you.