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13th March 2018
09:02am GMT

"Well at the present time, they're an exceptionally good team but then they've only won All-Irelands by single points against Mayo," he told RTE during a civic reception in his honour in Tralee on Monday. "Until they hammer a team in an All-Ireland final by seven or eight, ten points then I'll say they're a really great team. "But they are certainly the best team I've seen for quite a long while and they'll take a lot of beating."https://twitter.com/RTEgaa/status/973273507621515264 Considering that he presided over some of the most dominant All-Ireland performances we've ever seen, O'Dwyer's logic is understandable. However, as one man pointed out on social media, it doesn't matter if you win by one point or ten points - the colour of the medal is the same. And that would be Dublin's argument. Whatever way you look at it, no matter how you analyse how it was done, the fact remains that they have won three All-Irelands in a row and, judging by their ominous League form recently, they're a relatively safe bet to secure number four. If they hypothetically achieve that by edging the final by a single point again, there's a good chance Micko won't change his tune. But so be it. He's entitled to his opinion, as are the people who would call this Dublin team 'great.' There isn't much debate over who the best team at the moment is so, if anything, it's a good thing that Gavin's side are still generating some healthy debate. https://twitter.com/ennis_eoin/status/973294358375092225 https://twitter.com/Sarge1972/status/973292752812281856 https://twitter.com/DubmickThompson/status/973326084677697541 https://twitter.com/DanMallon1/status/973359884778590209
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