The Sunday Game

[5 Sams]

I wish Gerlock would button that top button...looks cat

[BennyHarp]

I wonder if the Sunday Game analysts will go mental on the Galway full back for that cynical pull down of Callanan there for that Tipp penalty.

[trileacman]

I wonder if the Sunday Game analysts will go mental on the Galway full back for that cynical pull down of Callanan there for that Tipp penalty.

Arguably cost Tipp the game.

[From the Bunker]

A hurling analyst point of view.....

[redcard]

I wonder if the Sunday Game analysts will go mental on the Galway full back for that cynical pull down of Callanan there for that Tipp penalty.

Arguably cost Tipp the game.

No mention of it. That game had everything including cynicism at the end there. No doubt the Tipp hurlers will get on with it.

[BennyHarp]

I wonder if the Sunday Game analysts will go mental on the Galway full back for that cynical pull down of Callanan there for that Tipp penalty.

Arguably cost Tipp the game.

It probably did. Had that been in football the pitch forks would be out and we'd be gathering a crowd for a lynching already! I wonder has Joe Brolly forgotten about that full back as a man yet?

[redcard]

I wonder if the Sunday Game analysts will go mental on the Galway full back for that cynical pull down of Callanan there for that Tipp penalty.

Arguably cost Tipp the game.

It probably did. Had that been Tyrone the pitch forks would be out and we'd be gathering a crowd for a lynching already! I wonder has Joe Brolly forgotten about that full back as a man yet?

Fixed that for you there

[didlyi]

The only people focusing on the negatives after this epic game are people who cant help themselves. When a game has so many positive talking points then why make a few incidents the talking point. I promise you wont hear a complaint from one tipp supporter about the result or nature of the result. Go back  to playing your negative football, blanket defences, diving, feigining injury, sledging.

[redcard]

The only people focusing on the negatives after this epic game are people who cant help themselves. When a game has so many positive talking points then why make a few incidents the talking point. I promise you wont hear a complaint from one tipp supporter about the result or nature of the result. Go back  to playing your negative football, blanket defences, diving, feigining injury, sledging.

Ouch must have touched a nerve......

[Hardy]

Does every thread have to be a Tyrone whinge?

[haze]

I wonder if the Sunday Game analysts will go mental on the Galway full back for that cynical pull down of Callanan there for that Tipp penalty.

Arguably cost Tipp the game.

It probably did. Had that been in football the pitch forks would be out and we'd be gathering a crowd for a lynching already! I wonder has Joe Brolly forgotten about that full back as a man yet?

In that moment the full back kept galway alive. Id expect it to be mentioned tonight. Too big a play not to be discussed. Regardless what a game, loved every minute. Such a stark contrast to monaghan Tyrone last week.

[Syferus]

Does every thread have to be a Tyrone whinge?

You beat me to it. Cop on lads.

[BennyHarp]

The only people focusing on the negatives after this epic game are people who cant help themselves. When a game has so many positive talking points then why make a few incidents the talking point. I promise you wont hear a complaint from one tipp supporter about the result or nature of the result. Go back  to playing your negative football, blanket defences, diving, feigining injury, sledging.

It was a pivotal moment in the game, surely it deserves a mention. This isn't a Tyrone whinge, it's a Sunday Game whinge!

[omaghjoe]

Does every thread have to be a Tyrone whinge?

You beat me to it. Cop on lads.

Nothing useful to contribute from you pair, unsurprisingly

[trileacman]

Great match but if I was a Tipp man I'd feel a bit hard done by the penalty incident. Tipp players can have no complaints though, too many big names were just anonymous. O'Meara, Bonner, Shane McGrath, Forder and Padraic Maher were just MIA. Woodlock and Bubbles played in fits. Barry was tremendous and it's all been said about Callanan. A terrible shame to think a player of his calibre will watch the final from the stands. You'd love to see him let loose on the Cats with that Galway team.

So was it Galway who outshone the Tipp star men or was it a case of Tipp's big names not turning up?