Marc Ó Sé vs Sean Cavanagh

[gallsman]

[From the Bunker]

Looks like Marc is still holding a lot of bitterness from the noughties!

[Ball Hopper]

Looks like Marc is still holding a lot of bitterness from the noughties!

Marc 5 Sean 3

[Baggio90]

I never saw Marc O'Se confront his teammates when they were trying to get opposition players sent off, maybe he should practice what he preaches.

[Tyrone Dreamer]

Looks like Marc is still holding a lot of bitterness from the noughties!

He was just getting over that when Sean held him off as the Moy got a late goal to beat an ghaeltacht earlier the year. They really don't take defeats well down in Kerry.

[tonto1888]

What exactly is incorrect in what he said? Canavan basically said the same thing

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-games/gaelic-football/peter-canavan-its-a-pity-sen-cavanagh-wasnt-more-vocal-when-he-was-on-panel-36988674.html

[Owen Brannigan]

What exactly is incorrect in what he said? Canavan basically said the same thing

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-games/gaelic-football/peter-canavan-its-a-pity-sen-cavanagh-wasnt-more-vocal-when-he-was-on-panel-36988674.html

The fact is that now that he has retired from playing for Tyrone, St Sean's true character comes to the fore and his former and more senior team mates are calling him out.   

Good for Marc O'Se in calling Cavanagh out in respect of his recall of a fictitious conversation to put himself in a good light.

[Minder]

Yeah Cavanagh has been shown as someone that didn't have the balls to say anything to Harte when he had ample opportunity

[yellowcard]

Maybe I'm wrong but I don't think Cavanagh has had a media appearance since he slated Harte. I think he fast realised it was the betrayal that didn't sit well with a lot of people.

[Jim Bob]

Maybe he knew there was no point cos Harte wouldn't listen

[Owen Brannigan]

Maybe he knew there was no point cos Harte wouldn't listen

More likely there were other reasons.

[JoG2]

Maybe I'm wrong but I don't think Cavanagh has had a media appearance since he slated Harte. I think he fast realised it was the betrayal that didn't sit well with a lot of people.

Rte yesterday with Whelo big gloves

[seafoid]

Maybe he knew there was no point cos Harte wouldn't listen

Perhaps Mickey is paranoid and lives in his own reality.
The alternative is that he is a narcissist and lives in his own reality.

EG

"Tony Schwartz, who got to know Trump as co-author of their 1987 best-seller Art of the Deal, offers a different explanation. He says narcissism warps Trump's perception of reality about himself and others.

"Every move he makes is a response to this distorted inner world he lives in," Schwartz told me. That condition, he warns, is "getting progressively worse

The reality is that Mickey has his own reality. Cavanagh just has reality.  That is an impossible situation to fix. 
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[longballin]

Maybe I'm wrong but I don't think Cavanagh has had a media appearance since he slated Harte. I think he fast realised it was the betrayal that didn't sit well with a lot of people.

No more a betrayal than Hartes treatment of Sean in his book

[gallsman]

Maybe I'm wrong but I don't think Cavanagh has had a media appearance since he slated Harte. I think he fast realised it was the betrayal that didn't sit well with a lot of people.

He was doing the Munster final yesterday for RTE.