Tyrone v Kerry Semifinal 2025

[Ciarrai_thuaidh]

Kerry have always been sore. When they win it's shake hands like men and leave what happened on the field on the field. But when they lose they'll fairly cry foul.

No mention of the knee drop on Burns's head that he had to go off for. Replays wouldn't show it for some reason. Certainly done them no harm on the Armagh kickouts.

Didn't see that in real time and haven't seen a replay, thought he had hit his head off the ground to be honest.

Was McCambridge taken out of it off the ball early in the first half? He was down for a bit and got up and was complaining to the umpires.

Burns was fouled and fell face first into the ground, that's what caused the cut. Ignore the Thrones trying to draw you into their web!

[tyrone08]

Kerry have always been sore. When they win it's shake hands like men and leave what happened on the field on the field. But when they lose they'll fairly cry foul.

No mention of the knee drop on Burns's head that he had to go off for. Replays wouldn't show it for some reason. Certainly done them no harm on the Armagh kickouts.

Didn't see that in real time and haven't seen a replay, thought he had hit his head off the ground to be honest.

Was McCambridge taken out of it off the ball early in the first half? He was down for a bit and got up and was complaining to the umpires.

Burns was fouled and fell face first into the ground, that's what caused the cut. Ignore the Thrones trying to draw you into their web!

Not sure how falling face first into a wet soft ground splits your head open lol. Dont know what exactly happened but clearly he hit something hard.

[DaleCooper]

Its all academic given Kerry will give Tyrone an unmerciful walloping.

[Ciarrai_thuaidh]

Kerry have always been sore. When they win it's shake hands like men and leave what happened on the field on the field. But when they lose they'll fairly cry foul.

No mention of the knee drop on Burns's head that he had to go off for. Replays wouldn't show it for some reason. Certainly done them no harm on the Armagh kickouts.

Didn't see that in real time and haven't seen a replay, thought he had hit his head off the ground to be honest.

Was McCambridge taken out of it off the ball early in the first half? He was down for a bit and got up and was complaining to the umpires.

Burns was fouled and fell face first into the ground, that's what caused the cut. Ignore the Thrones trying to draw you into their web!

Not sure how falling face first into a wet soft ground splits your head open lol. Dont know what exactly happened but clearly he hit something hard.

Wet, soft ground? Clearly you've never set foot on Croke park or spoke to anyone who has. It's pretty much a 4G pitch now.
And it was 25c and boiling at pitch side on Sunday.

[greatpoint]

Tyrone have a very good chance against Kerry. Jack O'Connor can't rely on emotion arising from "being written off" in this game or any potential final. We know Tyrone are able to get at David Clifford and surely they'll have a plan for Paudie. The conspiracy theories coming out of Kerry after the 2021 semifinal were hilarious. In terms of the Armagh match, I've never seen Kerry celebrate a quarterfinal like it was an All-Ireland before.

[tonto1888]

Kerry have always been sore. When they win it's shake hands like men and leave what happened on the field on the field. But when they lose they'll fairly cry foul.

No mention of the knee drop on Burns's head that he had to go off for. Replays wouldn't show it for some reason. Certainly done them no harm on the Armagh kickouts.

Didn't see that in real time and haven't seen a replay, thought he had hit his head off the ground to be honest.

Was McCambridge taken out of it off the ball early in the first half? He was down for a bit and got up and was complaining to the umpires.

Burns was fouled and fell face first into the ground, that's what caused the cut. Ignore the Thrones trying to draw you into their web!

Not sure how falling face first into a wet soft ground splits your head open lol. Dont know what exactly happened but clearly he hit something hard.

Wet, soft ground? Clearly you've never set foot on Croke park or spoke to anyone who has. It's pretty much a 4G pitch now.
And it was 25c and boiling at pitch side on Sunday.

I doubt he got cut hitting the grass but there was nothing untoward about it

[HokeyPokey]

Tyrone have a very good chance against Kerry. Jack O'Connor can't rely on emotion arising from "being written off" in this game or any potential final. We know Tyrone are able to get at David Clifford and surely they'll have a plan for Paudie. The conspiracy theories coming out of Kerry after the 2021 semifinal were hilarious. In terms of the Armagh match, I've never seen Kerry celebrate a quarterfinal like it was an All-Ireland before.

It's hard to know. If this championship has taught us anything, there's no sure things or certain winners.

Everyone fancied Armagh as the best team in the land, until Kerry beat them quite easily. I think Tyrone can improve a lot from what they've shown, but I'm not sure it will be enough in this game, or if we are a year or two away.

We were humiliated in 2023 so hopefully that spurs the team on and we see some players stand up, who have yet to like Devlin or Daly.

[omagh_gael]

Kerry went hard at the emotional angle against Armagh. It was genuine and authentic. Very hard to replicate that level of emotional intensity the next day out.

If we get a fast start and the Kerry shot accuracy is around 50-60% then we have a chance.

Were huge underdogs but that's the way we like it.

[Armagh18]

Kerry went hard at the emotional angle against Armagh. It was genuine and authentic. Very hard to replicate that level of emotional intensity the next day out.

If we get a fast start and the Kerry shot accuracy is around 50-60% then we have a chance.

Were huge underdogs but that's the way we like it.

I give Tyrone every chance. Kerry had as close to perfect a second half as I've ever seen. Very unlikely they'll repeat that.

We got it tactically wrong on kickouts, defensively and were just second to every break ball which I've never known us to be as poor at. Tyrone will learn from that I'm sure and have a plan for O'Shea and Paudie Clifford, David you just need to hope for the best and try to limit the supply. 

[JoG2]

Kerry went hard at the emotional angle against Armagh. It was genuine and authentic. Very hard to replicate that level of emotional intensity the next day out.

If we get a fast start and the Kerry shot accuracy is around 50-60% then we have a chance.

Were huge underdogs but that's the way we like it.

I give Tyrone every chance. Kerry had as close to perfect a second half as I've ever seen. Very unlikely they'll repeat that.

We got it tactically wrong on kickouts, defensively and were just second to every break ball which I've never known us to be as poor at. Tyrone will learn from that I'm sure and have a plan for O'Shea and Paudie Clifford, David you just need to hope for the best and try to limit the supply. 

He's playing a Div 2 team, could get messy

[Truthsayer]

Kerry went hard at the emotional angle against Armagh. It was genuine and authentic. Very hard to replicate that level of emotional intensity the next day out.

If we get a fast start and the Kerry shot accuracy is around 50-60% then we have a chance.

Were huge underdogs but that's the way we like it.

I give Tyrone every chance. Kerry had as close to perfect a second half as I've ever seen. Very unlikely they'll repeat that.

We got it tactically wrong on kickouts, defensively and were just second to every break ball which I've never known us to be as poor at. Tyrone will learn from that I'm sure and have a plan for O'Shea and Paudie Clifford, David you just need to hope for the best and try to limit the supply. 

He's playing a Div 2 team, could get messy

Coming from Derry that's priceless after the last 18 months 

[JoG2]

Kerry went hard at the emotional angle against Armagh. It was genuine and authentic. Very hard to replicate that level of emotional intensity the next day out.

If we get a fast start and the Kerry shot accuracy is around 50-60% then we have a chance.

Were huge underdogs but that's the way we like it.

I give Tyrone every chance. Kerry had as close to perfect a second half as I've ever seen. Very unlikely they'll repeat that.

We got it tactically wrong on kickouts, defensively and were just second to every break ball which I've never known us to be as poor at. Tyrone will learn from that I'm sure and have a plan for O'Shea and Paudie Clifford, David you just need to hope for the best and try to limit the supply. 

He's playing a Div 2 team, could get messy

Coming from Derry that's priceless after the last 18 months 

You'll have to look a little closer to home re the post above

[Truthsayer]

Kerry went hard at the emotional angle against Armagh. It was genuine and authentic. Very hard to replicate that level of emotional intensity the next day out.

If we get a fast start and the Kerry shot accuracy is around 50-60% then we have a chance.

Were huge underdogs but that's the way we like it.

I give Tyrone every chance. Kerry had as close to perfect a second half as I've ever seen. Very unlikely they'll repeat that.

We got it tactically wrong on kickouts, defensively and were just second to every break ball which I've never known us to be as poor at. Tyrone will learn from that I'm sure and have a plan for O'Shea and Paudie Clifford, David you just need to hope for the best and try to limit the supply. 

He's playing a Div 2 team, could get messy

Coming from Derry that's priceless after the last 18 months 

You'll have to look a little closer to home re the post above

Kerry went hard at the emotional angle against Armagh. It was genuine and authentic. Very hard to replicate that level of emotional intensity the next day out.

If we get a fast start and the Kerry shot accuracy is around 50-60% then we have a chance.

Were huge underdogs but that's the way we like it.

I give Tyrone every chance. Kerry had as close to perfect a second half as I've ever seen. Very unlikely they'll repeat that.

We got it tactically wrong on kickouts, defensively and were just second to every break ball which I've never known us to be as poor at. Tyrone will learn from that I'm sure and have a plan for O'Shea and Paudie Clifford, David you just need to hope for the best and try to limit the supply. 

He's playing a Div 2 team, could get messy

Coming from Derry that's priceless after the last 18 months 

You'll have to look a little closer to home re the post above

Are you blaming Tyrone?! : ) happy to take the credit for that 

[Cunny Funt]

Better than the Donegal statement 

[AustinPowers]

Did Malachy  type that out himself? Or  did he get one of the childer to do  it?