Galway v Mayo, Preliminary Quarter-Final, Pearse Stadium 3pm Sunday

Started by An Fhairche Abu, June 20, 2023, 01:09:57 PM

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thewobbler

Mayo getting decimated in midfield.

Galway will likely rue not pushing ahead here.


Wildweasel74

Wondering how hard the breeze is here, to I see the ball blowing off the tee.

From the Bunker


Wildweasel74

Where's all the Mayo lads standing for the kickouts, it like 4 on 2 there steady.

SouthDublinBro


Gael85


balladmaker

All Ireland winners ain't playing in Salthill today, poor all round.

From the Bunker

Quote from: balladmaker on June 25, 2023, 03:36:40 PM
All Ireland winners ain't playing in Salthill today, poor all round.

This isn't the Tippey-Tappey stuff of the previous weeks.
This is a highly intense knockout derby with a monster of a breeze disrupting everybody.

From the Bunker

Poor that Mayo only realised they need to slow the game down with 10 minutes to go.

thewobbler

Galway made a mess of that. They played throughout like a team protecting a lead rather than one with midfield dominance and a gale blowing behind.

They'll have 15 behind the ball from now.

I expect we will see COC early this half, playing in a withdrawn role.


Wildweasel74


Gael85

Would expect Mayo to rack up a  big tally in second half with that breeze. Walsh not in game and Galway would get much against that breeze. Mayo great value now at 10/3. Conor Gleeson the Galway goalie is an accident waiting to happen.

Blowitupref

Quote from: SouthDublinBro on June 25, 2023, 03:31:27 PM
Galway are clearly the better team.

Good value for their 5 point lead. Mayo's with the wind advantage 2nd half might improve.
Is the ref going to finally blow his whistle?... No, he's going to blow his nose

bennydorano

Mayo & Donegal, 2 teams that don't know how to play with a wind, expect Galway to win.