- Jun 27, 2014
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He’s awesome and another level is ahead. His physical gifts are amazing. Speed and ball sense yes, but super strong core, won’t be knocked over.
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Langford is under 22, McKenna isn’t.Hard to believe he's still under 22
He is 22, but "22 22 and under" isn't as snappyLangford is under 22, McKenna isn’t.
There was a kick to Walla on Friday night...he was at full tilt, got it just a little bit to the outside of his boot and made it fade away from the defender straight to Walla.and to his advantage....didn’t mark it but only because the defender infringed, he really couldn’t do anything else.first of all well done on making the u22 side, great to se him get a bit of kudos from outside of Essendon..
but I just want to say how much of a freak this guy is, that he doesn't really get recognized for his ability.
Forgetting all the pace and movement and bodywork and everything else, the regulation stuff, I reckon he possesses a skill that not many if any one else has in the AFL. Time and again you'll see him running toward the boundary, or toward a cul de saq of players and you think man, hows he getting out of here? But there will be a little gap, He has this freak ability to kick around the corner, on part of his instep with a regular drop punt that goes straight. Most of all players have to kick the screw punt when they go around corners but he can do it with a normal punt kick. Clearly it comes from kicking the round ball around corners but this is some skill, and he spots up the player almost every time.
Genius.
Any rumours there of Conor McKenna returning home to play for Tyrone in their final next week? Gathering momentum in Ireland that he could be a surprise inclusion for them when they take on Dublin chasing 4 in a row on Sunday week.
Not to mention the meat at Saad’s mum’s place.I'm sure the hundreds of thousands of dollars we are paying him is tempting to hang around for too...
He will be able to go back and play Gaelic at a high standard into his 40s probably
I haven't heard any. Would they (Tyrone) really want to risk it?
Have to admit seeing how well they have been going has me worried a bit. Must be a bit tempting for him to go back for a year or two and potentially be part of an All Ireland winning team.
I would be surprised if his contract would allow him to play anyway. Lots of things players can't do eg. snow skiing etcAny rumours there of Conor McKenna returning home to play for Tyrone in their final next week? Gathering momentum in Ireland that he could be a surprise inclusion for them when they take on Dublin chasing 4 in a row on Sunday week.
I would be surprised if his contract would allow him to play anyway. Lots of things players can't do eg. snow skiing etc
This. But hope he goes to cheer them on.Imagine if you’re the Tyrone player that misses out to a guy who flies back to play only game in a final? Great way to destroy morale
https://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/2018/0829/988298-conor-mckenna/looking at his instagram, He's in Tyrone already.
Good thing we still have Saad to give us run and dash if McKenna does decide to go back home after his contract is finished.
it’s fun, if not a little racist, to read all those comments in Mickey the Pikey’s voice.