#117

Hosted by Steven Poacher with guests Daniel St Ledger & Ryan Jones🏐
The lads look back at an action packed weekend of Gaelic Football action, including Galway's epic victory over Dublin and the other Sam Maguire Quarter Final games.
They Discuss⬇️
- Dublin's standard bearers.
- Leadership in a changing room.
- End of an era for Dublin?
- Cluster attacks the order of the day.
- Importance of finishing power from the bench.
- Wins for Galway and Kerry
- Armagh and Donegal keep the Ulster flag flying.
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[@koboxing3582]

Kerry experience pull them over the line . and this thing of over reliance of the Cliffords sure every team relies on there best players lads . also I think they haven't relied on them as much this year there both quite enough all year and are still in the semi finals

[@Nultjac]

Writing off kerry Armag to beat kerry biggest challenge yet. If and buts derry fatigue it was thir own fault.

[@seaniek9175]

I thought Louth played the most attacking, progressive football of all 8 teams playing at the weekend. I'm wondering to is David Clifford over rated as one of the all time greats. I've seen him being well marked in a number of games now. Compared say to Gooch Cooper whose had an impact in most of the big games. Now maybe defensive structures are way more effective these days.

[@Nultjac]

You never tipp kerry anyway susceptible yet still semi finals armagh havent big team in semi in years writing off Kerry is ridiculous

[@StiofanGaillimh]

Disagree lads thought the Donegal v Louth game was a good watch.

[@golly2k]

McKaigue was exemplary and David Clifford was throwing digs?? Talk about a nonsensical take..McKaigue was shown on tv clearly dropping his knees onto Clifford unnecessarily. At no stage did Clifford retaliate in any way. Very jaundiced view on anything Kerry related here..