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Ruthless on McShane. Started the last day, didn't do much wrong, not in the 26 for tomorrow

That is a bit harsh alright. Wonder what he's like at training. He seems a confidence player, not going to gain any by not playing

Wasn't on the 26 two weeks ago but ended up starting

Thought they had to be named for them to be able to come on?

Ruthless on McShane. Started the last day, didn't do much wrong, not in the 26 for tomorrow

That is a bit harsh alright. Wonder what he's like at training. He seems a confidence player, not going to gain any by not playing

Quiet here. Is there a match on this weekend or not?

Are people losing interest? The amount of gurning I've heard from ones about the fact youngsters cost €5, or that the game is on gaa+.
Was the same for the cavan game, very few at it for an Ulster Championship game.

Would say some of the problem as been the poor performances over tbe last 3 years. Can be hard to get excited for games when the standard has been poor. Also the number of games now is impacting as you couldnt afford to go to all games as a family.

Finally i would say with all the secrecy and false teams given out by managers doesnt help.

Were tyrone not on 12 points. Now showing 11

Tyrone are talking themselves up as All Ireland contenders again and coming up against a fairly patched up Armagh who was poor for half the match against a Division four Antrim. It's very much Tyrone's game to lose.

Literally not one tyrone person talking the team up. Looks like use armagh ones feeling the pressure. Tyrone regalted to div 2 with a new management up against current ai champions.  Be some upset if tyrone did win.

In the event of had the game beeen played on, the 2 points still had to be scored and had it been scored there would still be extra time to play and Donegallooked to be the fitter team.

McCarthy in space lobbing the hopeful ball into the square in the last 1/4 was a waste, when with a little more effort he could have put it over the bar for 2 points.
Overall Donegal were more in control, their possesion from  kickouts seemed vastly superior and scoring points took a lot less effort, just they stumbled badly with the finishing line in sight.

The pundits referred to Cork v Kerry where the game was allowed to play on (for a 45?) when the hooter blew with the ball out of play.

Who may have won the match doesnt come in to it. Monaghan were denied the correct time by the ref. If it was an ai final there would be calls for a replay.

Why? the ball was out for a side line and the hooter went it's game over the referee got it right.

For a 45 the when its award before the hooter the 45 can be taken. Should be the same for a sideline ball as it was awarded before the hooter.

If a free kick is awarded before the hooter they get to take it as well.

Rules are rules unfortunately for monaghan

Does anyone know if the rules are actually different for sidelines instead of 45s or frees. Or is this just a consequence of numerous rules being rushed in?

If it's out for sideline and hooter goes its game over. It was tight enough whether it was taken before hooter went.

Cheers. Getting into the technicalities does that apply if the side line ball was award before the hooter goes which is the same as the 45 as in you are allowed to take it?

In the event of had the game beeen played on, the 2 points still had to be scored and had it been scored there would still be extra time to play and Donegallooked to be the fitter team.

McCarthy in space lobbing the hopeful ball into the square in the last 1/4 was a waste, when with a little more effort he could have put it over the bar for 2 points.
Overall Donegal were more in control, their possesion from  kickouts seemed vastly superior and scoring points took a lot less effort, just they stumbled badly with the finishing line in sight.

The pundits referred to Cork v Kerry where the game was allowed to play on (for a 45?) when the hooter blew with the ball out of play.

Who may have won the match doesnt come in to it. Monaghan were denied the correct time by the ref. If it was an ai final there would be calls for a replay.

Why? the ball was out for a side line and the hooter went it's game over the referee got it right.

For a 45 the when its award before the hooter the 45 can be taken. Should be the same for a sideline ball as it was awarded before the hooter.

If a free kick is awarded before the hooter they get to take it as well.

Rules are rules unfortunately for monaghan

Does anyone know if the rules are actually different for sidelines instead of 45s or frees. Or is this just a consequence of numerous rules being rushed in?

In the event of had the game beeen played on, the 2 points still had to be scored and had it been scored there would still be extra time to play and Donegallooked to be the fitter team.

McCarthy in space lobbing the hopeful ball into the square in the last 1/4 was a waste, when with a little more effort he could have put it over the bar for 2 points.
Overall Donegal were more in control, their possesion from  kickouts seemed vastly superior and scoring points took a lot less effort, just they stumbled badly with the finishing line in sight.

The pundits referred to Cork v Kerry where the game was allowed to play on (for a 45?) when the hooter blew with the ball out of play.

Who may have won the match doesnt come in to it. Monaghan were denied the correct time by the ref. If it was an ai final there would be calls for a replay.

Why? the ball was out for a side line and the hooter went it's game over the referee got it right.

For a 45 the when its award before the hooter the 45 can be taken. Should be the same for a sideline ball as it was awarded before the hooter.

If a free kick is awarded before the hooter they get to take it as well.

In the event of had the game beeen played on, the 2 points still had to be scored and had it been scored there would still be extra time to play and Donegallooked to be the fitter team.

McCarthy in space lobbing the hopeful ball into the square in the last 1/4 was a waste, when with a little more effort he could have put it over the bar for 2 points.
Overall Donegal were more in control, their possesion from  kickouts seemed vastly superior and scoring points took a lot less effort, just they stumbled badly with the finishing line in sight.

The pundits referred to Cork v Kerry where the game was allowed to play on (for a 45?) when the hooter blew with the ball out of play.

Who may have won the match doesnt come in to it. Monaghan were denied the correct time by the ref. If it was an ai final there would be calls for a replay.

Going by this my understanding is that the play should have continued. The side was awarded before the hooter and was signaled which meant monaghan should have been allowed to play on

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.rte.ie/amp/1500934/

https://youtu.be/9eafrye6iDY

That's the point I was talking about in my last post. Hooter had already sounded.

Think because it was already out before the hooter sounded that played should have continued until the next break in play.

Thoughts on the line ball. Should it have been play on or was ref correct.

Kerry very very lucky. Cork kicked themselves out of it.

Cork missed there chance in 70 min. Any other team and Kerry would be well beaten. Some amount of misses from Cork

Amazing how many intercounty players wont shoot just outside when they have space and time