NFL Division 1

[quit yo jibbajabba]

https://x.com/timesthrowin/status/2035066922681672072?s=20

Not perfect but maybe better than what you're doing currently Jim

That's great actually. Thank you

Fair play to them boys. Great to see all sports on one page. Hope they get a few pound for their efforts with the sponsor

[David McKeown]

When was the last time the two relegated teams both had 4 home games

[tonto1888]

Some game in Armagh today and great atmosphere there. Could've gone either way.

Glad Armagh didn't go down, too good for Div 2.

Armagh should have got points from other games, especially Galway, and not been in danger today. We are still in the top half dozen in Ireland.

Both officially and in "that feels about right terms".

Where the "it's Kerry, Donegal or us for Sam" chat is coming from I've absolutely no idea.

There's kerry and there's everyone else. Kerry should win Sam with a bit to spare.

[Milltown Row2]

Kerry's to lose..

[gallsman]

Some game in Armagh today and great atmosphere there. Could've gone either way.

Glad Armagh didn't go down, too good for Div 2.

Armagh should have got points from other games, especially Galway, and not been in danger today. We are still in the top half dozen in Ireland.

Both officially and in "that feels about right terms".

Where the "it's Kerry, Donegal or us for Sam" chat is coming from I've absolutely no idea.

Well I think it's Kerry's to lose but Armagh have been missing at least 5 key players for every game this season but were never more than a score (I think) off any team. So whilst there's a lot to work on there's plenty of positives to be taken from the campaign.

Cool story, but "there are a lot of positives" isn't quite the same thing as proclaiming "we're one of two teams that can beat Kerry", is it?

Lots of teams are missing players, get over it. Armagh fans have been, rightly, praising their depth for the last few years. You can't just turn around and go "ah sure we're missing a few lads, we're miles better than that".

[David McKeown]

Some game in Armagh today and great atmosphere there. Could've gone either way.

Glad Armagh didn't go down, too good for Div 2.

Armagh should have got points from other games, especially Galway, and not been in danger today. We are still in the top half dozen in Ireland.

Both officially and in "that feels about right terms".

Where the "it's Kerry, Donegal or us for Sam" chat is coming from I've absolutely no idea.

Well I think it's Kerry's to lose but Armagh have been missing at least 5 key players for every game this season but were never more than a score (I think) off any team. So whilst there's a lot to work on there's plenty of positives to be taken from the campaign.

Cool story, but "there are a lot of positives" isn't quite the same thing as proclaiming "we're one of two teams that can beat Kerry", is it?

Lots of teams are missing players, get over it. Armagh fans have been, rightly, praising their depth for the last few years. You can't just turn around and go "ah sure we're missing a few lads, we're miles better than that".

Well thats a fair point and then you have to be consistent.  Only Donegal can win the all ireland because they topped the league

[gallsman]

You'll have to explain your logic there, given I'm not arguing that point in the slightest. In fact, I didn't argue the toss at all about who's going to win the AI.

My point is that the suggestion that there's any clear daylight between Armagh and, not to offend the Rossies but say, Galway or Mayo, is pretty clearly unfounded.

[moonster]

Some game in Armagh today and great atmosphere there. Could've gone either way.

Glad Armagh didn't go down, too good for Div 2.

Armagh should have got points from other games, especially Galway, and not been in danger today. We are still in the top half dozen in Ireland.

Both officially and in "that feels about right terms".

Where the "it's Kerry, Donegal or us for Sam" chat is coming from I've absolutely no idea.

Well I think it's Kerry's to lose but Armagh have been missing at least 5 key players for every game this season but were never more than a score (I think) off any team. So whilst there's a lot to work on there's plenty of positives to be taken from the campaign.

Kerry B team is probably second best team in country now.

[moonster]

What is Ger Brennan doing?

Mad for a fella with almost the Burke family levels of religious devotion, he's a bit of a gurrier

[David McKeown]

You'll have to explain your logic there, given I'm not arguing that point in the slightest. In fact, I didn't argue the toss at all about who's going to win the AI.

My point is that the suggestion that there's any clear daylight between Armagh and, not to offend the Rossies but say, Galway or Mayo, is pretty clearly unfounded.

Ahh then I misunderstood your point apologies

[David McKeown]

What is Ger Brennan doing?

Mad for a fella with almost the Burke family levels of religious devotion, he's a bit of a gurrier

Why did the other fella get the red card?

[moonster]

Brennan should get at least a month for that assault. But nothing will happen. Discipline in GAA is non existent, a red card for both Brennan and the Galway backroom guy was a total cop out. Just a week earlier McGeeney got yellow carded and a free in against them from the 20m line at the restart of the 2nd half for next to nothing.

Constant double yellows, double blacks, double reds because these lads don't want to make a call.

[Armagh18]

Kerry for 20 minutes looked like freaks of nature who wouldn't be touched.

When we eventually got our hands on the ball and ran at them, we looked much better and probably could have went in ahead if we'd taken a few easy chances.

Second half was an unreal watch, we missed more handy ones and had a goal chance cleared off the line.

Sean O'Shea and Conaty both unusually quiet for their standards.

[David McKeown]

Kerry for 20 minutes looked like freaks of nature who wouldn't be touched.

When we eventually got our hands on the ball and ran at them, we looked much better and probably could have went in ahead if we'd taken a few easy chances.

Second half was an unreal watch, we missed more handy ones and had a goal chance cleared off the line.

Sean O'Shea and Conaty both unusually quiet for their standards.

Tom O'Sullivan was immense yesterday and Conaty couldn't get away from him.

[Orior]

I thought the Armagh players were claiming a 45 before the full-time hooter went. Would it have been allowed under the new rules?