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Goldrick doesn't want to book cavan players

Goldrick has to be one of the worst refs about

Thats about the 4th high challenge cavan have gotten away with today

On replays there, Lynch shouldnt even been yellow carded, Hampsey pulled Lynch to the ground on top of him.

Hampsey pulled him to the ground as lynch was standing ontop of him

The simple solution is to run the nhs as if it were a private hospital i.e run it efficiently.

Increasing funding for GPs to reduce the strain on a&e. Alot of people use the a&e because they cant get a gp appointment.

Bring in a surcharge for using a&e for non emergencies say a £50. A&Es should only be used for acutal emergencies i.e broken bones, life threatening emergencies etc.

Increase healthy eating and health awareness in schools from primary school up. Uk and Ireland eating habits are horrible compared to almost every eu country.

The above would sort most of the issues

People yap about management in the NHS as if doctors and nurses should be managing an annual budget of £180 billion and 1.5 million employees. It has to be managed as a business. 

Agree nhs needs a top management team to run it.

Cavan got some soft frees there as well.

Ref gave Tyrone very handy frees mostly though, and is letting them play act and time waste too.
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What were you watching. Tyrone hardly had any frees

No idea what tyrone were doing in 2nd half. Kickouts at a snails pace, no structure to the attack or defence

That was a stike.

Tyrone need to get mccurry and Darragh closer to goal.

The simple solution is to run the nhs as if it were a private hospital i.e run it efficiently.

Increasing funding for GPs to reduce the strain on a&e. Alot of people use the a&e because they cant get a gp appointment.

Bring in a surcharge for using a&e for non emergencies say a £50. A&Es should only be used for acutal emergencies i.e broken bones, life threatening emergencies etc.

Increase healthy eating and health awareness in schools from primary school up. Uk and Ireland eating habits are horrible compared to almost every eu country.

The above would sort most of the issues

Ah come on. Anytime a player jumps off the ground and goes flying into a man its a red card, clear as day.dl doesnt matter if he was a saint before hand its a red card.

How is that a yellow. Straight red

Mc Mahon hard to listen to on co-commentary.

Agree but not as hard as listening to the armagh fans mouthing at every kick out

I will add I don't understand the too many games argument either. So what if a county team plays 6 games in 6 weekends or whatever, wouldn't this be standard at club level? It's not like teams are being asked to play multiple games a week. Is 1 game a week over a few months too much?

I agree with this. For example Tyrone if they were to make the All Ireland final via winning Ulster (I know I know highly unlikely but not impossible) they would play 9 matches in 15 weeks from 21st April to 28th July. Is that excessive? They played 8 matches in the same number of weeks in the old system in 2008 though I appreciate they would have had a longer break between league and championship but would have been playing club football in that break.

The issue isnt the players its the fans. If you took a family of 4 to all 9 games in the 15 weeks at todays prices it would cost a fortunate for the tickets and fuel alone never mind actually buying anything.

Say this weekend for armagh fans. 2 adults and 2 kids is £40 plus another £20 in fuel. £60 before a drink or snack is bought.

Bear in mind the costs goes up significantly as the season progresses.

I would love to see teams launching kickouts out on top of the opposition goalkeeper when he comes out to stand on one side of the pitch during kickouts it's a great platform to attack and go for goal if they opposition don't win it as there is 65m of open field to drive into.

Agree. Not sure why this isnt done. There is no risk to the team with the kickout but there is a potential for a huge reward