Minor All Ireland Football Championship 2023

[Wolfetones]

Cast iron penalty not given there.

missed a few mins. Who for?

Thought draw was about right. I'd expect these keepers to save a few

Derry. Penalties very harsh on 16 and 17 year old.

[Main Street]

Cast iron penalty not given there.

missed a few mins. Who for?

Thought draw was about right. I'd expect these keepers to save a few

Derry. Penalties very harsh on 16 and 17 year old.

Impossible  to see on the tv coverage if it was cast iron or not.

[Schkite]

I suppose at least Monaghan have had a bit of practice at the penalties. Tough way to lose a final for a young lad though

[Wildweasel74]

G what a bunch of teenage w**ks behind the goal

[Harold Disgracey]

Super penalty to win it for Derry.

[Main Street]

All round it was a great final, no shame for Derry to have to win it on a penalty shoot out

Monaghan have made up a lot of ground since their hammering last time out v Derry.

[Estimator]

Derry minors missed all 5 of their penalties that they were awarded this year.

[larryin89]

When will venues be announced for qf s? double header in breffni for connacht v ulster ones?

[Wolfetones]

G what a bunch of teenage w**ks behind the goal

You must have been some craic growing up

[Captain Obvious]

Cast iron penalty not given there.

missed a few mins. Who for?

Thought draw was about right. I'd expect these keepers to save a few

Derry. Penalties very harsh on 16 and 17 year old.

Harsh at all levels in inter county football however it's cruel on teens though at least Monaghan are still in the All Ireland competition

[OakLeaf]

The referee kept Monaghan in that game. Some shockers

[DhoireTheas]

Martin O'Neill still talks about the penalty he missed for the minors in the 1970 All Ireland semi final.

I find it hard to get interested in minor football especially now that they are only 16 and 17. I think the very small attendance shows that some people feel the same.

[marty34]

Martin O'Neill still talks about the penalty he missed for the minors in the 1970 All Ireland semi final.

I find it hard to get interested in minor football especially now that they are only 16 and 17. I think the very small attendance shows that some people feel the same.

Be interesting to see how many of these players, from bith sides, have a prolonged inter-county career at senior level.

Out of the, say 40 lads, it could be very minimal.

[Walter Cronc]

Martin O'Neill still talks about the penalty he missed for the minors in the 1970 All Ireland semi final.

I find it hard to get interested in minor football especially now that they are only 16 and 17. I think the very small attendance shows that some people feel the same.

Be interesting to see how many of these players, from bith sides, have a prolonged inter-county career at senior level.

Out of the, say 40 lads, it could be very minimal.

Was thinking the same post game and I'd say possibly 2 from Derry and maybe 4-5 from Monaghan. Monaghan looked to have the bigger more athletic players whereas Derry were better footballers.

[straightred]

The referee kept Monaghan in that game. Some shockers

Jesus wept. The paranoia in derry transfers from the seniors to the minors i see. Is this the same ref that disallowed what looked like a perfect Monaghan goal early in the 2nd half?
Maybe if there's a ref among so we could clear that up. The forward was clearly outside the line when the keeper kicked the kickout. The forward gained possession inside the line so the ball didn't travel the full 13m. What's the rule here, does the ball need to travel 13m before a player from either team can touch it?
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