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Video nasty for Galway as Kernan screens Mayo mauling

IT may be coming up to Valentine’s Day but Galway footballers could be forgiven for thinking it is Halloween after being made watch a horror DVD.

Video nasty for Galway as Kernan screens Mayo mauling

Thu, 11 Feb, 2010 - 00:00

John Fallon and Michael Ellard

Boss Joe Kernan made them watch the video of their drubbing by arch rivals Mayo — they trailed by 2-13 to 0-6 at one point before losing by seven points — at training on Tuesday night.

Said Kernan: “The video did not make for nice viewing. A couple of things really stood out. Firstly how we stood off the Mayo lads and let them push on so much and secondly the amount of mistakes we made and how we were punished.

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Courts Gaa Place: Pearse Stadium Place: Tipperary Place: Cork Place: Scotland Place: Gaelic Grounds Place: SF Person: Kernan Person: Joe Kernan Person: John McIntyre Person: McIntyre Person: Richie Murray Person: Andy Coen Person: Murray Person: Coen Person: Keith Kilkenny Person: Richie Cummins Person: Tomas Mannion Person: Bernard Burke Person: Brendan Moran Person: Moran Person: Conor Ranahan Person: Mark O’Riordan Person: Andrew Lane Person: B. Moran Person: S. Gallagher Person: C. Mullane Person: M. O’Riordan Person: S. Lavin Person: J. McCarthy Person: P. Ranahan Person: J. O’Donovan Person: E. Joy Person: J. Mullane Person: P. Browne Person: G. Collins Person: C. Joyce-Power Person: DUBLIN Person: F. McGarry Person: T. Brady Person: C. Hennebry Person: O. Gough Person: D. Byrne Person: M. Carton Person: D. O’ Reilly Person: M. May Person: J. Boland Person: P. Kelly Person: L. Rushe Person: S. Durkin Person: D. O’ Callaghan Person: D. Treacy Person: P. Ryan Person: G. Maguire Person: S. O Sullivan Person: N. Corcoran Person: R. Trainor Person: S. Hiney Person: R. Fallon Person: M. O Brien Person: J. Mc Caffrey Person: S. Lambert Person: D. Curtin Person: S. Ryan Person: J. Kelly Person: P. Carton Person: K. Flynn Person: Mc Crabbe Event: Valentine’s Day Event: Halloween Event: All-Irelands Event: NFL Organisation: Galway Organisation: Mayo Organisation: Mungret Organisation: Limerick Organisation: London Organisation: SH Organisation: Tipperary

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