Should An Glenn object?

[lenny]

Difficult situation but forget about everything else - one team needed a goal in the last play and the other team put a 16th man in the middle of the goals for the last play. Would any team sit back and allow that to pass by and say nothing

If Mullen had gone off then someone else would have gone back on the line.

There's plenty of clubs who wouldn't have objected.

Don't think he was in the middle of the goals either, by the post on the side were the ball didn't go, so not involved 

He was on the line, reducing goal exposure , freeing up capacity for someone outfield. What happens with 16 v 15.

We can wrap up this thread, there isn’t going to be a replay even if the gaa award one. Glen don’t want it and neither do crokes.

[tonto1888]

So McEntee got two yellows and stayed on the pitch and Cross won the final.. but I suppose that was before Twitter

No its because Cross won comfortably, Crokes didn't and no one will ever know the outcome in that last period without that extra player they had, who was standing on the goal line.

So breaking the rules regardless of the score is ok? Hmm wasn't getting that from the previous posts

Wasnt it up to the ref to show him a red? Im sure McEntee would have went off if he was shown a red card

He's not thick like!! I mean 2 yellows doesn't mean play on lol.. He basically cheated by staying on, is it up to his team to take him off knowing it also? BC1 could fill us in 

Maybe he thought his twin got the first one haha

Must have also changed the number on his back too

ye know what those cross boys are like. Go to any length not to be identified

[Milltown Row2]

Difficult situation but forget about everything else - one team needed a goal in the last play and the other team put a 16th man in the middle of the goals for the last play. Would any team sit back and allow that to pass by and say nothing

If Mullen had gone off then someone else would have gone back on the line.

There's plenty of clubs who wouldn't have objected.

Don't think he was in the middle of the goals either, by the post on the side were the ball didn't go, so not involved 

He was on the line, reducing goal exposure , freeing up capacity for someone outfield. What happens with 16 v 15.

We can wrap up this thread, there isn’t going to be a replay even if the gaa award one. Glen don’t want it and neither do crokes.

What a waste of the year that's been if it turns out to be null and void... WOW

[Cavan19]

Difficult situation but forget about everything else - one team needed a goal in the last play and the other team put a 16th man in the middle of the goals for the last play. Would any team sit back and allow that to pass by and say nothing

If Mullen had gone off then someone else would have gone back on the line.

There's plenty of clubs who wouldn't have objected.

Don't think he was in the middle of the goals either, by the post on the side were the ball didn't go, so not involved 

He was on the line, reducing goal exposure , freeing up capacity for someone outfield. What happens with 16 v 15.

We can wrap up this thread, there isn’t going to be a replay even if the gaa award one. Glen don’t want it and neither do crokes.

What a waste of the year that's been if it turns out to be null and void... WOW

Agreed 33 pages of waffle and counter waffle here and then bang nothing !

[seafoid]

Difficult situation but forget about everything else - one team needed a goal in the last play and the other team put a 16th man in the middle of the goals for the last play. Would any team sit back and allow that to pass by and say nothing

If Mullen had gone off then someone else would have gone back on the line.

There's plenty of clubs who wouldn't have objected.

Don't think he was in the middle of the goals either, by the post on the side were the ball didn't go, so not involved 

He was on the line, reducing goal exposure , freeing up capacity for someone outfield. What happens with 16 v 15.

We can wrap up this thread, there isn’t going to be a replay even if the gaa award one. Glen don’t want it and neither do crokes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2grE-qKw90

[The Hill is Blue]

I’ve come to this debate late so apologies if this point has already been raised: Surely there is an onus on the referee to ensure that a replaced player has actually left the field BEFORE he restarts the game?

[Milltown Row2]

I’ve come to this debate late so apologies if this point has already been raised: Surely there is an onus on the referee to ensure that a replaced player has actually left the field BEFORE he restarts the game?

Apparently not ya stupid door    (that's not directed at you just in case someone comes on and calls ya that)

[seafoid]

Fri Jan 27 2023 - 20:21
https://www.irishtimes.com/sport/gaelic-games/2023/01/27/kilmacud-crokes-break-their-silence-to-challenge-glens-objection/

"Kilmacud Crokes have informed the GAA that they will be challenging the objection by Glen to last Sunday’s All-Ireland club final.
The Dublin champions, who won the match 1-11 to 1-9 and were presented with the trophy have been pondering their response to the dispute, which was caused by their having 16 players on the pitch in the closing seconds.
The move will come as little surprise, as all the indications from the club, which has not said anything in public about the situation, were that they would strenuously resist any objection.
On Friday evening, the GAA’s Central Competitions Control Committee received Kilmacud’s counter-objection. They must now deliberate on the matter.
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On the face of it, there’s not much to consider. The 16 players can be clearly seen, as the Derry club’s Danny Tallon lines up a 45 in injury time. At the heart of the matter is the choice of penalty under Rule 6.44: forfeit, replay or fine.
All week the talk has been about a replay but there have also been suggestions that Kilmacud will refuse to participate in a second match and instead return the trophy to Croke Park.
That is for the future, as the CCCC now have to organise a meeting. It’s not the most convenient weekend with a Central Council meeting on Saturday and the intercounty season getting under way with the start of Allianz Football League.
Sources indicate that the meeting may take place on Monday. It will have to decide what happened and what penalty if any to impose. Indications to date have been that a replay is the most likely outcome but there is a sense that the issue will end up at the Disputes Resolution Authority (DRA), the GAA’s independent arbitration service."

Kilmacud have retained Lenny and Hound as advisors, with Trailer in charge of sockpuppets.

[PadraicHenryPearse]

seafoid, you have over 100 posts on this topic... take a break...obsessed

[Hoof Hearted]

seafoid, you have over 100 posts on this topic... take a break...obsessed

And him from Galway
What have Galway got to do with kilmacud anyway, miles away