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05 Jun 11
18:31
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The ref his son and brother must surely had a lump on ; great for the game again
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it wasnt an obvious bad call imo, gerraghty came in to the
square at pace, a hard one to call |
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Ref's brother and son were lookin out at it....was there a better viewing position on the field ?? in fact brolly and pat spillane said the umpires regarded it as a perfect goal....but the boy's daddy ran in and changed his mind for him....wouldn't take him fishing unless he crosst the flags,
 and the lad barely knew how to do it.....Leinster Council have learnt nuttin since last years FIASCO..... |
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t'was a 50/50 decision, last year it was 100% blatant
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No-one likes us and we don't care
Yer all a shower of bastards Watch your back door ye ****s |
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The goal was legitimate.
The fact that it was harder to call does not excuse the incorrect decision. Brian Farrell, who is not a dirty player, was sent off. That was also a peculiar decision. |
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Meath never gets a fair shake from the officials.
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another stupid rule that nobody really understands and cant be ruled properly,typical gaa stuff imo
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i happen to know the ref and his son! syl is known for doing everythin by the rules, not afraid to use the cards by all accounts. as for rickie, he didnt have the benefit of studio analysis
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Disgraceful decisions once again at Headquarters. It was a genuine goal scored by Meath. What makes it a laughing stock was the fact the referee over ruled his umpires! What is the purpose of these umpires? ? The square ball rule is a rule that no one can define,the GAA have just left it hanging in the balance and I can't wait 'til something like this happens in the last minute of an All Ireland final. As for the Brian Farrell sending off, it was a yellow card offence for both players, handbags stuff maybe not even worthy of a card. I'm from the same club as Brian Farrell, he is not at all dirty, an honest footballer. If there is anyone who should be getting the sin bin is Syl Doyle.
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[;)]karma
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If Kildare had any decency,they should offer Meath a replay.....
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Meath should be thankful, they were complete cráp.
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Revedesivola.....you goin to the 21st party ?? Free beers all round [;)]
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how u know about it trump? will i be seeing you there?
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Party animal.............[;)]
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Meath ain't fit, they look like a team of boozers to me, if they had the dedication Kildare had, they'd be in the shakeup.
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True neill d, Kildare were super super fit, the superior fitness showed when things level out in the second half. Meath have better forwards and are a better all round footballing team but the way things are gone now in the GAA fitness is the key. 'Rugby league style' ulster counties were the first to introduce this kind of play, the great Armagh team under Joe Kiernan, Down were a prime example last year and Kieran McGeeney has brought this to the Kildare set up. Hunting in packs, swarming the defence, short handpassing, breaking in 2 and 3 at 100m p/h all aspects of game. Credit to Kildare, if they can sharpen up infront of goal they will take some beating. On a change of note, Syl Doyle would want to take a look at himself. Rubbish referee.
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syl was my coach as a young lad, still refs local games and is always the same, never lets the game flow as it should! hes a real sound guy tho, as are all the family!
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Reve you knew [;)] you were on weren't you [;)]
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yes i was[smiley:crazy] lumped on!! |
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[;)]
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