Should An Glenn object?

[Milltown Row2]

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.

It was a draw at the time of the sending off - no one will ever know the outcome in that last 10 minutes without the extra player Cross had, who was arguably their best forward.

Not sure why people are comparing this.
The referee didnt send the player off - this is down to one individual error.

KC had 16 players on the field due to a number of errors. Referee, linesman, KC officials, player entering the field, player not leaving the field (if indeed he knew he was to be taken off)

It's been compared as it is a similar event. You could fire a number of your errors you listed in with what happened to McEntee too, e.g. Cross officials, player not leaving the field. So it's inaccurate to say that was due to only one error. And what has the number of errors got to do with it anyway?

Could you then say that McEntee then cheated, cause he knew he had 2 yellows but decided to stay on?

[Milltown Row2]

Former ref Maurice Deegan on the mess and what sort of changes may ne necessary

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b15gLkEs7eE&t=3420s

He was as clear as mud!!

[the goal was on]

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

[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

[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

No and neither should have Dr Crokes but hey ho they just got on with the result, this was the rematch after the drawn game with your man took 25 steps before scoring the leveler

[Milltown Row2]

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 

[pbat]

The column inches and online stuff and radio shows are all losing the run of themselves on this.

This boils down to one simple point, Kilmacud cheated. End of debate, weather it was intentional, a slip up or a come to god moment by Mullin that he was to stay on and save the day is all irrelevant. That is the fact and they deserve punished, if Glen don't want to play the replay they still deserve punished.

[Armagh18]

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 

Sure maybe he forgot he got the first yellow?

[Armagh18]

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

Nail on head

[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

[SHEEDY]

The column inches and online stuff and radio shows are all losing the run of themselves on this.

This boils down to one simple point, Kilmacud cheated. End of debate, weather it was intentional, a slip up or a come to god moment by Mullin that he was to stay on and save the day is all irrelevant. That is the fact and they deserve punished, if Glen don't want to play the replay they still deserve punished.

talking of people losing the run of themselves....🙄

[Milltown Row2]

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

[Maroon Manc]

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.

[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 

[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.