Donegal v Kerry - 2025 All-Ireland Football Final

Started by craicwas90, July 13, 2025, 06:57:02 PM

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JPO

Im sorry if I come across as bitter, I'm not. I'm listened to bullshit from modern coaches and managers for years and watched how they have screwed thousands from clubs all over Ireland, While the volunteers were busting a gut raising money to pay for them. They are parasites 

Captain Obvious

Quote from: JPO on July 24, 2025, 08:45:35 PMAlso can you please explain what you mean by shot selection?

Quote from: JPO on July 24, 2025, 08:35:53 PMWhat does crazy transitional mean?

Are you on the wind up, a little bit slow or combination of both?

JPO

Im simply saying how it is. Theres no call to insult me

Armagh18

Quote from: JPO on July 24, 2025, 08:45:35 PMAlso can you please explain what you mean by shot selection?
I'd say a 6 year old would know what that means, what are you on about?

Truthsayer

Quote from: Armagh18 on July 24, 2025, 09:21:37 PM
Quote from: JPO on July 24, 2025, 08:45:35 PMAlso can you please explain what you mean by shot selection?
I'd say a 6 year old would know what that means, what are you on about?
Have to agree... recent posts JPO you don't seem to have a clue what you're on about.

JPO

Well then perhaps you can explain what is meant by shot selection for a start? I'm only asking.

Truthsayer

Self explanatory!  A player's ability to recognize what is going on when in possession, know the shot options available and choose the best possible shot from all the information they have gathered... or move it to another player.
:D  :D

DaleCooper

Players choose when and where to shoot. Managers like the two Jim's aim to get shots off as close to goal as possible to maximise efficiency [successful scores divided by attempts to score ]

Donegal ushered Meath into off centre two pointer shots knowing they would likely hit a few but more likely to miss.

That's the essence of "shot selection" but its well and good in theory. Comes down to individual skill/speed of thinking in attack, patience in build up.

Donegal keep passing in order to get a high percentage shot, rather than shooting at first opportunity.

Armagh18

Quote from: DaleCooper on July 24, 2025, 09:43:31 PMPlayers choose when and where to shoot. Managers like the two Jim's aim to get shots off as close to goal as possible to maximise efficiency [successful scores divided by attempts to score ]

Donegal ushered Meath into off centre two pointer shots knowing they would likely hit a few but more likely to miss.

That's the essence of "shot selection" but its well and good in theory. Comes down to individual skill/speed of thinking in attack, patience in build up.

Donegal keep passing in order to get a high percentage shot, rather than shooting at first opportunity.
You'll have to explain that one to that fella as well I'd say..

JPO

Yes that makes sense. Meath reached an All Ireland semi final by kicking long range points so that was good shot selection. Against Donegal they hit too many wides from long range so then it became bad sot selection? 

Truthsayer

Quote from: JPO on July 24, 2025, 09:50:12 PMYes that makes sense. Meath reached an All Ireland semi final by kicking long range points so that was good shot selection. Against Donegal they hit too many wides from long range so then it became bad sot selection?
This is a wind-up?  :D

DaleCooper

They encountered shrewd opposition who would force them into poor positions for taking shots.

A more experienced Meath would have anticipated this and altered course.

There is an element of cliché and buzz phrases but thats part of punditry forever.


One phrase I detest that everyone started using is "they'll take great LEARNINGS from this".

JPO


Blowitupref

Quote from: JPO on July 24, 2025, 09:50:12 PMYes that makes sense. Meath reached an All Ireland semi final by kicking long range points so that was good shot selection. Against Donegal they hit too many wides from long range so then it became bad sot selection?

Meath scored no two pointer in their Quarter final win against Galway.  The beginning of the end of them in the semi final was their obsession with two pointers in the first half against Donegal. Shouldn't be lost on anyone that Kerry and Donegal scored just one two pointer each in their semi final wins.
Is the ref going to finally blow his whistle?... No, he's going to blow his nose

JPO

Any 6 yr olds on here to explain what is meant by crazy transitional? It sounds great