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Spends more time on the ground than he does on his feet.
Sickening carry on
He's a disgrace and deserves a long time ban he's always at it
Manly football's dead and gone,
It's with the Royals in the grave.
Quote from: oliverkelly on July 09, 2016, 05:06:00 PM
He's a disgrace and deserves a long time ban he's always at it
Mayo would win it is easy was it Ollie. Back in your box.
Should have been black carded in second half. McQuillan bottled it.
Unfortunately this diving craic is creeping in more and more every year. The size of that man too going down like that. I didn't really care who won the match but after watching that big hallion dive like that I was hoping Fermanagh would beat them.
Quote from: Gael85 on July 09, 2016, 05:09:09 PM
Should have been black carded in second half. McQuillan bottled it.
McQuillan gave them every possible helping hand he could. Fermanagh couldn't buy a free for blatant fouling, Mayo got a free for any touch and exaggerated contact on every occasion. It's nothing new with Mayo but like Kerry and Dublin, their dark side is very much brushed under the carpet.
Quote from: Il Bomber Destro on July 09, 2016, 05:12:38 PM
Quote from: Gael85 on July 09, 2016, 05:09:09 PM
Should have been black carded in second half. McQuillan bottled it.
McQuillan gave them every possible helping hand he could. Fermanagh couldn't buy a free for blatant fouling, Mayo got a free for any touch and exaggerated contact on every occasion. It's nothing new with Mayo but like Kerry and Dublin, their dark side is very much brushed under the carpet.
Sunday Game boys sitting on the fence, would sicken your hole. Mayo going nowhere anyway but feel sorry for Fermanagh
Yeah jarlath burns would sicken yer hole.call it for what it was FFS, cheating.
Quote from: Syferus on July 09, 2016, 05:08:12 PM
Quote from: oliverkelly on July 09, 2016, 05:06:00 PM
He's a disgrace and deserves a long time ban he's always at it
Mayo would win it is easy was it Ollie. Back in your box.
It was sfy and I was way wrong you called it right fair play.
Barefaced lies from Rochford.
O'Shea getting defended as "opportunist" by Dolan.
Quote from: oliverkelly on July 09, 2016, 05:26:41 PM
Quote from: Syferus on July 09, 2016, 05:08:12 PM
Quote from: oliverkelly on July 09, 2016, 05:06:00 PM
He's a disgrace and deserves a long time ban he's always at it
Mayo would win it is easy was it Ollie. Back in your box.
It was sfy and I was way wrong you called it right fair play.
Thank you. The warfare can resume after I sober up from tomorrow night.
Quote from: Il Bomber Destro on July 09, 2016, 05:27:51 PM
Barefaced lies from Rochford.
O'Shea getting defended as "opportunist" by Dolan.
That's a disgrace from Dolan.
At least burns did call it a dive eventually.
By the way, in case the Tyrone fans are making the case that this was no different to the McCann incident last year, it was.
The McCann incident was much worse as it happened during a break in play and was purely intended to get his opponent sent off.
As bad as O'Shea's dive was, he was chancing his arm to try and win a penalty.
Big difference.
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:31:28 PM
By the way, in case the Tyrone fans are making the case that this was no different to the McCann incident last year, it was.
The McCann incident was much worse as it happened during a break in play and was purely intended to get his opponent sent off.
As bad as O'Shea's dive was, he was chancing his arm to try and win a penalty.
Big difference.
Cheating is cheating is cheating.
The McCann dive had no bearing on the game, this had a huge impact and O'Shea has previous for this type of antics as highlighted in the first post. He seems to be given a free pass though.
Osheas had a direct bearing on the result though whereas McCann was when tyrone were home and hosed. Not in anyway justifying McCann (it was disgraceful) but I think osheas is worse.
I'll admit you Nordies would have a much more refined understanding of the various grades of cheating but for me McCann's dive was pure underhanded and malicious.
Jinx u gimp. Why bring mcann into it.
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:36:07 PM
I'll admit you Nordies would have a much more refined understanding of the various grades of cheating but for me McCann's dive was pure underhanded and malicious.
So was O'Shea's in the first post in this thread.
I'd make a distinction between diving to win a free/penalty and diving to get your opponent sent off.
The latter is far worse.
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:39:52 PM
I'd make a distinction between diving to win a free/penalty and diving to get your opponent sent off.
The latter is far worse.
What about this from the same player?
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He's cheating to try and win a free there.
He goes down holding his face to win a free and get the ref to show a card; so he's doing both.
Nah.
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:42:05 PM
He's cheating to try and win a free there.
He's cheating to try and get McConnell sent off there, the whistle had already been blown for a Tyrone free out.
Quote from: Il Bomber Destro on July 09, 2016, 05:32:49 PM
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:31:28 PM
By the way, in case the Tyrone fans are making the case that this was no different to the McCann incident last year, it was.
The McCann incident was much worse as it happened during a break in play and was purely intended to get his opponent sent off.
As bad as O'Shea's dive was, he was chancing his arm to try and win a penalty.
Big difference.
Cheating is cheating is cheating.
The McCann dive had no bearing on the game, this had a huge impact and O'Shea has previous for this type of antics as highlighted in the first post. He seems to be given a free pass though.
What are you on about, he's getting absolutely slaughtered!
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:47:34 PM
Quote from: Il Bomber Destro on July 09, 2016, 05:32:49 PM
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:31:28 PM
By the way, in case the Tyrone fans are making the case that this was no different to the McCann incident last year, it was.
The McCann incident was much worse as it happened during a break in play and was purely intended to get his opponent sent off.
As bad as O'Shea's dive was, he was chancing his arm to try and win a penalty.
Big difference.
Cheating is cheating is cheating.
The McCann dive had no bearing on the game, this had a huge impact and O'Shea has previous for this type of antics as highlighted in the first post. He seems to be given a free pass though.
What are you on about, he's getting absolutely slaughtered!
He is not.
Dolan said it was "opportunist".
He hasn't been called a disgrace, he hasn't been urged to make a public apology, he hasn't had his character attacked.
Quote from: Il Bomber Destro on July 09, 2016, 05:50:56 PM
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:47:34 PM
Quote from: Il Bomber Destro on July 09, 2016, 05:32:49 PM
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:31:28 PM
By the way, in case the Tyrone fans are making the case that this was no different to the McCann incident last year, it was.
The McCann incident was much worse as it happened during a break in play and was purely intended to get his opponent sent off.
As bad as O'Shea's dive was, he was chancing his arm to try and win a penalty.
Big difference.
Cheating is cheating is cheating.
The McCann dive had no bearing on the game, this had a huge impact and O'Shea has previous for this type of antics as highlighted in the first post. He seems to be given a free pass though.
What are you on about, he's getting absolutely slaughtered!
He is not.
Dolan said it was "opportunist".
He hasn't been called a disgrace, he hasn't been urged to make a public apology, he hasn't had his character attacked.
Jesus, give it time. The match isn't over an hour yet.
You honestly expect Dessie Dolan and Jarlath4Prez to give him both barrels?
If Brolly and O'Rourke were on duty how do you think they would have reacted?
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:55:24 PM
You honestly expect Dessie Dolan and Jarlath4Prez to give him both barrels?
If Brolly and O'Rourke were on duty how do you think they would have reacted?
They weren't wearing the right jersey for the slating.
As I said O'Shea has plenty of previous for diving, the fact is he got off very lightly for a blatant act of cheating, compared to what some have endured.
The Tyrone persecution complex would give the Mayo persecution complex a serious run for its money.
Why on earth is Tyrone trying to hijack the social media slaughtering of Mayo?
Let us have our moment ffs!
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 06:00:34 PM
The Tyrone persecution complex would give the Mayo persecution complex a serious run for its money.
Mayo aren't persecuted, their problem tends to be that they expect helping hands along the way.
Tyrone are blackguared by a despicable, biased media.
I'm pretty sure not one single Mayo supporter has attempted to defend AOS. It was a pure disgrace what he did
I couldn't be arsed looking back at the mccann thread but I'm fairly sure there were a few going on about the monaghan man punching him and what not.
Quote from: muppet on July 09, 2016, 06:02:23 PM
Why on earth is Tyrone trying to hijack the social media slaughtering of Mayo?
Let us have our moment ffs!
That should be a black card offence.
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:36:07 PM
I'll admit you Nordies would have a much more refined understanding of the various grades of cheating but for me McCann's dive was pure underhanded and malicious.
As a Nordie I am with you on this. At least O'Shea did not seek medical treatment. I also hate this cheating. If my son done a similar thing at under 8 I would take him off and not let him play the rest of the game.
Even worse though you put us Armagh people under the same banner as Tyrone. ;D
As a Tyrone man it is embarrassing that every controversy gets the, what if it was us (Tyrone) treatment.. we need to get over our complex.
I wonder will O'Se face a makey uppy charge of bringing the game into disrepute or something like that and a CCC hearing until 2am on Friday morning?
Quote from: longballin on July 09, 2016, 08:30:56 PM
As a Tyrone man it is embarrassing that every controversy gets the, what if it was us (Tyrone) treatment.. we need to get over our complex.
Have a word with Benny there. ;D
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 09:17:19 PM
Quote from: longballin on July 09, 2016, 08:30:56 PM
As a Tyrone man it is embarrassing that every controversy gets the, what if it was us (Tyrone) treatment.. we need to get over our complex.
Have a word with Benny there. ;D
If Longballin doesn't want Aiden O'Se to be publicly stoned live on tomorrow nights Sunday Game by Joe Brolly, Pat Spillane and Colm O'Rourke, then he is not really a Tyrone man. 😜
Next week's Ulster final will no doubt throw up lots of incident for the pundits to get their teeth into.
AOS wouldnt get near the Tyrone team, as he's a big soft shite.
The dive today was one thing but its up to the officals to catch it but sure its nothign new as the OP demonstrated.
Being intimidated by a skanger from Ballymun thats half your size tho is entirely another thing and unforgivable IMO.
Yella players shouldnt play county.
Quote from: omaghjoe on July 09, 2016, 09:40:00 PM
AOS wouldnt get near the Tyrone team, as he's a big soft shite.
The dive today was one thing but its up to the officals to catch it but sure its nothign new as the OP demonstrated.
Being intimidated by a skanger from Ballymun thats half your size tho is entirely another thing and unforgivable IMO.
Yella players shouldnt play county.
Ah come on Joe, you can do better than that. Division 3 wumming at best
Quote from: macdanger2 on July 09, 2016, 06:04:32 PM
I'm pretty sure not one single Mayo supporter has attempted to defend AOS. It was a pure disgrace what he did
I couldn't be arsed looking back at the mccann thread but I'm fairly sure there were a few going on about the monaghan man punching him and what not.
Just in case you missed it on the other thread ....
Very disappointed .... with all the Mayo supporters on here for not telling everyone that is in anyway criticising Aidan to fcuk right off for themselves.
Every game he plays .....EVERY game .... referees fail to give him free after free after free. Yes, he carries the ball into contact all the time (and thus gets a much greater degree of unfair treatment than even Michael Murphy for example) and that is a weakness in his game, but that does not entitle every opposing team to foul him every single time without punishment. FFS, we would have sealed the deal in an All-Ireland or 2 if referees called even half the fouls on him.
Sure, it was a soft penalty. He felt a very light hand on his back and no doubt thought 'f**k this, i'm not waiting to be manhandled yet again and get no free so i'll make it clear to the ref.' So, while he continues to fail to get the decisions he is due then i have no issue with him doing what he is doing to get some degree of fair play. Even today, the amount of frees he didn't get were not offset by the penalty.
And why should Aidan or this entire Mayo team have to apologize for making the most of a hand on his back and manufacturing a penalty. To a man, not one of them whinged about Cormac Reilly v Kerry in Limerick. 'Winning of the game was in our own hands' ... 'swings and roundabouts' .... 'improve' was all you heard. Fermanagh should do the same after today ..... forget about the penalty, if you were better conditioned and kicked a few more scores in the 2nd half you would have won so focus on the mirror in front of you and don't whinge. Just don't f**king whinge
And quite frankly if anyone thinks i'm being a twat .... fantastic, cos you can go fcuk yourselves (and do it twice if you're not from Mayo or Fermanagh)
Circle the wagons, drive on to next week, UP MAYO.
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:31:28 PM
By the way, in case the Tyrone fans are making the case that this was no different to the McCann incident last year, it was.
The McCann incident was much worse as it happened during a break in play and was purely intended to get his opponent sent off.
As bad as O'Shea's dive was, he was chancing his arm to try and win a penalty.
Big difference.
Just saw the incident there. On the McCann scale of diving (Tiernan deserving of a 10) i would award big Aidan an 8. Disgraceful and disgusting but still nowhere near as bad as mccanns. Ihope he is suitably chastised on the sunday game. These incidents are a real blight on our game and the players involved need to be given a hard time and made to feel that they are letting the whole game down. McCann in my opinion got off lightly and got so much support from within his own county that he just had a big laugh about the situation which means a) he is likely to do it again and b) other young tyrone lads will copy his behaviour in the expectation of being fully supported within the county.
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:31:28 PM
By the way, in case the Tyrone fans are making the case that this was no different to the McCann incident last year, it was.
The McCann incident was much worse as it happened during a break in play and was purely intended to get his opponent sent off.
As bad as O'Shea's dive was, he was chancing his arm to try and win a penalty.
Big difference.
Meath logic alright. Anything to win.
now we are reduced to which dive was the worst, McCann or O'Shea... they were both shameful but that's what the game has come to...
O'Se, Sean Cavanagh and Michael Murphy, all big men who like a dive.
Not defending them but I always think its harder for a big man to get a free as they naturally don't get taken down as easy. I think this can make them want to "emphasize" the foul at times.
All dives will henceforth be rated using the McCann Scale.
Quote from: TheOptimist on July 09, 2016, 10:56:20 PM
O'Se, Sean Cavanagh and Michael Murphy, all big men who like a dive.
Not defending them but I always think its harder for a big man to get a free as they naturally don't get taken down as easy. I think this can make them want to "emphasize" the foul at times.
You haven't been watching AOS enough.. Cavanagh is the original big-guy-the-wind-blows-down, though.
Quote from: TheOptimist on July 09, 2016, 10:56:20 PM
O'Se, Sean Cavanagh and Michael Murphy, all big men who like a dive.
Not defending them but I always think its harder for a big man to get a free as they naturally don't get taken down as easy. I think this can make them want to "emphasize" the foul at times.
O'Shea is in a different league to any of them. Don't think Murphy dives at all to be honest.
Quote from: lenny on July 09, 2016, 09:59:39 PM
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 05:31:28 PM
By the way, in case the Tyrone fans are making the case that this was no different to the McCann incident last year, it was.
The McCann incident was much worse as it happened during a break in play and was purely intended to get his opponent sent off.
As bad as O'Shea's dive was, he was chancing his arm to try and win a penalty.
Big difference.
Just saw the incident there. On the McCann scale of diving (Tiernan deserving of a 10) i would award big Aidan an 8. Disgraceful and disgusting but still nowhere near as bad as mccanns. Ihope he is suitably chastised on the sunday game. These incidents are a real blight on our game and the players involved need to be given a hard time and made to feel that they are letting the whole game down. McCann in my opinion got off lightly and got so much support from within his own county that he just had a big laugh about the situation which means a) he is likely to do it again and b) other young tyrone lads will copy his behaviour in the expectation of being fully supported within the county.
Did he Lenny?
Quote from: blast05 on July 09, 2016, 09:56:40 PM
Just in case you missed it on the other thread ....
Very disappointed .... with all the Mayo supporters on here for not telling everyone that is in anyway criticising Aidan to fcuk right off for themselves.
Every game he plays .....EVERY game .... referees fail to give him free after free after free. Yes, he carries the ball into contact all the time (and thus gets a much greater degree of unfair treatment than even Michael Murphy for example) and that is a weakness in his game, but that does not entitle every opposing team to foul him every single time without punishment. FFS, we would have sealed the deal in an All-Ireland or 2 if referees called even half the fouls on him.
Sure, it was a soft penalty. He felt a very light hand on his back and no doubt thought 'f**k this, i'm not waiting to be manhandled yet again and get no free so i'll make it clear to the ref.' So, while he continues to fail to get the decisions he is due then i have no issue with him doing what he is doing to get some degree of fair play. Even today, the amount of frees he didn't get were not offset by the penalty.
And why should Aidan or this entire Mayo team have to apologize for making the most of a hand on his back and manufacturing a penalty. To a man, not one of them whinged about Cormac Reilly v Kerry in Limerick. 'Winning of the game was in our own hands' ... 'swings and roundabouts' .... 'improve' was all you heard. Fermanagh should do the same after today ..... forget about the penalty, if you were better conditioned and kicked a few more scores in the 2nd half you would have won so focus on the mirror in front of you and don't whinge. Just don't f**king whinge
And quite frankly if anyone thinks i'm being a twat .... fantastic, cos you can go fcuk yourselves (and do it twice if you're not from Mayo or Fermanagh)
Circle the wagons, drive on to next week, UP MAYO.
;D ;D
Quote from: Il Bomber Destro on July 09, 2016, 10:59:26 PM
Quote from: TheOptimist on July 09, 2016, 10:56:20 PM
O'Se, Sean Cavanagh and Michael Murphy, all big men who like a dive.
Not defending them but I always think its harder for a big man to get a free as they naturally don't get taken down as easy. I think this can make them want to "emphasize" the foul at times.
O'Shea is in a different league to any of them. Don't think Murphy dives at all to be honest.
Michael Murphy takes dogs abuse and the Donegal style of play is crap to watch as a neutral but he has never taken a dive like Aidan O'Shea did today. Mayo fans have this chip on the shoulder and believe the ref screwed them over v Kerry rather than than their forward's inability to kick a point.
I'm amazed Aidan was able to stand up at all with that wind today considering how easy he went down(took a dive) for the penalty.
Quote from: blast05 on July 09, 2016, 09:56:40 PM
Quote from: macdanger2 on July 09, 2016, 06:04:32 PM
I'm pretty sure not one single Mayo supporter has attempted to defend AOS. It was a pure disgrace what he did
I couldn't be arsed looking back at the mccann thread but I'm fairly sure there were a few going on about the monaghan man punching him and what not.
Just in case you missed it on the other thread ....
Very disappointed .... with all the Mayo supporters on here for not telling everyone that is in anyway criticising Aidan to fcuk right off for themselves.
Every game he plays .....EVERY game .... referees fail to give him free after free after free. Yes, he carries the ball into contact all the time (and thus gets a much greater degree of unfair treatment than even Michael Murphy for example) and that is a weakness in his game, but that does not entitle every opposing team to foul him every single time without punishment. FFS, we would have sealed the deal in an All-Ireland or 2 if referees called even half the fouls on him.
Sure, it was a soft penalty. He felt a very light hand on his back and no doubt thought 'f**k this, i'm not waiting to be manhandled yet again and get no free so i'll make it clear to the ref.' So, while he continues to fail to get the decisions he is due then i have no issue with him doing what he is doing to get some degree of fair play. Even today, the amount of frees he didn't get were not offset by the penalty.
And why should Aidan or this entire Mayo team have to apologize for making the most of a hand on his back and manufacturing a penalty. To a man, not one of them whinged about Cormac Reilly v Kerry in Limerick. 'Winning of the game was in our own hands' ... 'swings and roundabouts' .... 'improve' was all you heard. Fermanagh should do the same after today ..... forget about the penalty, if you were better conditioned and kicked a few more scores in the 2nd half you would have won so focus on the mirror in front of you and don't whinge. Just don't f**king whinge
And quite frankly if anyone thinks i'm being a twat .... fantastic, cos you can go fcuk yourselves (and do it twice if you're not from Mayo or Fermanagh)
Circle the wagons, drive on to next week, UP MAYO.
That rant didn't need a re-post.
Quote from: blast05 on July 09, 2016, 09:56:40 PM
Quote from: macdanger2 on July 09, 2016, 06:04:32 PM
I'm pretty sure not one single Mayo supporter has attempted to defend AOS. It was a pure disgrace what he did
I couldn't be arsed looking back at the mccann thread but I'm fairly sure there were a few going on about the monaghan man punching him and what not.
Just in case you missed it on the other thread ....
Very disappointed .... with all the Mayo supporters on here for not telling everyone that is in anyway criticising Aidan to fcuk right off for themselves.
Every game he plays .....EVERY game .... referees fail to give him free after free after free. Yes, he carries the ball into contact all the time (and thus gets a much greater degree of unfair treatment than even Michael Murphy for example) and that is a weakness in his game, but that does not entitle every opposing team to foul him every single time without punishment. FFS, we would have sealed the deal in an All-Ireland or 2 if referees called even half the fouls on him.
Sure, it was a soft penalty. He felt a very light hand on his back and no doubt thought 'f**k this, i'm not waiting to be manhandled yet again and get no free so i'll make it clear to the ref.' So, while he continues to fail to get the decisions he is due then i have no issue with him doing what he is doing to get some degree of fair play. Even today, the amount of frees he didn't get were not offset by the penalty.
And why should Aidan or this entire Mayo team have to apologize for making the most of a hand on his back and manufacturing a penalty. To a man, not one of them whinged about Cormac Reilly v Kerry in Limerick. 'Winning of the game was in our own hands' ... 'swings and roundabouts' .... 'improve' was all you heard. Fermanagh should do the same after today ..... forget about the penalty, if you were better conditioned and kicked a few more scores in the 2nd half you would have won so focus on the mirror in front of you and don't whinge. Just don't f**king whinge
And quite frankly if anyone thinks i'm being a twat .... fantastic, cos you can go fcuk yourselves (and do it twice if you're not from Mayo or Fermanagh)
Circle the wagons, drive on to next week, UP MAYO.
Blast going to Mayo's Omaghjoe 😀
Silly thread this one anyway, Big Aidan wouldn't get on the Tyrone team lol
Maybe he just doesn't tie his laces correctly as the boots were made in Taiwan.
Quote from: trueblue1234 on July 09, 2016, 11:19:52 PM
Quote from: blast05 on July 09, 2016, 09:56:40 PM
Quote from: macdanger2 on July 09, 2016, 06:04:32 PM
I'm pretty sure not one single Mayo supporter has attempted to defend AOS. It was a pure disgrace what he did
I couldn't be arsed looking back at the mccann thread but I'm fairly sure there were a few going on about the monaghan man punching him and what not.
Just in case you missed it on the other thread ....
Very disappointed .... with all the Mayo supporters on here for not telling everyone that is in anyway criticising Aidan to fcuk right off for themselves.
Every game he plays .....EVERY game .... referees fail to give him free after free after free. Yes, he carries the ball into contact all the time (and thus gets a much greater degree of unfair treatment than even Michael Murphy for example) and that is a weakness in his game, but that does not entitle every opposing team to foul him every single time without punishment. FFS, we would have sealed the deal in an All-Ireland or 2 if referees called even half the fouls on him.
Sure, it was a soft penalty. He felt a very light hand on his back and no doubt thought 'f**k this, i'm not waiting to be manhandled yet again and get no free so i'll make it clear to the ref.' So, while he continues to fail to get the decisions he is due then i have no issue with him doing what he is doing to get some degree of fair play. Even today, the amount of frees he didn't get were not offset by the penalty.
And why should Aidan or this entire Mayo team have to apologize for making the most of a hand on his back and manufacturing a penalty. To a man, not one of them whinged about Cormac Reilly v Kerry in Limerick. 'Winning of the game was in our own hands' ... 'swings and roundabouts' .... 'improve' was all you heard. Fermanagh should do the same after today ..... forget about the penalty, if you were better conditioned and kicked a few more scores in the 2nd half you would have won so focus on the mirror in front of you and don't whinge. Just don't f**king whinge
And quite frankly if anyone thinks i'm being a twat .... fantastic, cos you can go fcuk yourselves (and do it twice if you're not from Mayo or Fermanagh)
Circle the wagons, drive on to next week, UP MAYO.
Blast going to Mayo's Omaghjoe 😀
FFs to him I say.... if him and Mick Barret were over the Mayo team they'd have won the AI years ago
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 09, 2016, 11:20:51 PM
Silly thread this one anyway, Big Aidan wouldn't get on the Tyrone team lol
Those Mayonasians thought I was WUMMing, no harm when you need that great turkey to fall in a heap to get you over the line against Fermanagh theres somethin badly amiss
Quote from: Gael85 on July 09, 2016, 05:09:09 PM
Should have been black carded in second half. McQuillan bottled it.
+1. Perhaps it would have brought Barry Moran on earlier.
Ffs is there a player on any team that wouldn't do the same these days?
Quote from: omaghjoe on July 10, 2016, 12:19:33 AM
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 09, 2016, 11:20:51 PM
Silly thread this one anyway, Big Aidan wouldn't get on the Tyrone team lol
Those Mayonasians thought I was WUMMing, no harm when you need that great turkey to fall in a heap to get you over the line against Fermanagh theres somethin badly amiss
Theatrics that would make saint sean blush
Quote from: T Fearon on July 10, 2016, 11:00:24 AM
Ffs is there a player on any team that wouldn't do the same these days?
Yeah, there's loads.
Actually, you'd rarely see any of the Dubs at this craic.
Here's Joe.
Very meek condemnation from the RTE regulars so far.
Quote from: Il Bomber Destro on July 10, 2016, 07:08:15 PM
Very meek condemnation from the RTE regulars so far.
Get a girlfriend Bomber!
Quote from: Il Bomber Destro on July 10, 2016, 07:08:15 PM
Very meek condemnation from the RTE regulars so far.
It will be analysed in detail tonight Bomber.
If not, you can always ring Joe Duffy tomorrow.
Quote from: Jinxy on July 09, 2016, 10:58:22 PM
All dives will henceforth be rated using the McCann Scale.
Only if we have all cowardly stamping incidents measured on the O'Connell scale
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Work away.
Quote from: Jinxy on July 10, 2016, 11:18:47 PM
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Work away.
Pauls would be on the lower scale of things (a big man carrying ball and about to take a tackle - give him the benefit of doubt of not being too bothered where he was stepping). Give him 3/10. Martin on the other hand would be about an 8/10.
Quote from: macdanger2 on July 09, 2016, 06:04:32 PM
I'm pretty sure not one single Mayo supporter has attempted to defend AOS. It was a pure disgrace what he did
I couldn't be arsed looking back at the mccann thread but I'm fairly sure there were a few going on about the monaghan man punching him and what not.
there were plenty of people defending him. Or maybe it was one person constantly defending him, I cant remember
AOS' dive was a disgrace plain and simple but these issues are par for the course now. . . a real pity!!
Didn't McCann get a one match ban in the end using video evidence by the CCCC. Surely that precedent should be followed here again.
seen the best dive of all in the paper, some Tipp Hurler diving to the block the waterford man striking for a point minus his hurl, Manly stuff, or from myself who doesn't play hurling downright crazy!!
It was a leg trip. Referee went in and tugged his jersey and indicated an upper body foul which was wrong. There was contact with the legs, AOS then dived, but there was contact in the legs. Foul, penalty.
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 11, 2016, 10:16:45 PM
seen the best dive of all in the paper, some Tipp Hurler diving to the block the waterford man striking for a point minus his hurl, Manly stuff, or from myself who doesn't play hurling downright crazy!!
Blocking a ball with your face is the height of manliness in either code.
You can always grow more teeth.
Quote from: ck on July 11, 2016, 10:34:06 PM
It wasn't a dive. It was a leg trip
It was indeed and Joe Mac had already decided to give the penalty for jersey tugging before he was tripped.
Quote from: Lar Naparka on July 11, 2016, 10:38:44 PM
Quote from: ck on July 11, 2016, 10:34:06 PM
It wasn't a dive. It was a leg trip
It was indeed and Joe Mac had already decided to give the penalty for jersey tugging before he was tripped.
Ah lads come on now!!
It was a trip!
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Quote from: tonto1888 on July 11, 2016, 12:16:42 PM
Quote from: macdanger2 on July 09, 2016, 06:04:32 PM
I'm pretty sure not one single Mayo supporter has attempted to defend AOS. It was a pure disgrace what he did
I couldn't be arsed looking back at the mccann thread but I'm fairly sure there were a few going on about the monaghan man punching him and what not.
there were plenty of people defending him. Or maybe it was one person constantly defending him, I cant remember
I think there was only one defending him. There was plenty that rightly took issue with the GAA's processes afterwards. And not all from Tyrone.
:P
Quote from: ck on July 11, 2016, 11:08:58 PM
It was a trip!
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as a trip and grip all apologies will be copied to the O shea house hold
Cian Ward reckons there is no difference between a defender giving a sly jersey tug and a forward hitting the ground to get a free.
http://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/2016/0712/801872-ward-there-are-no-morals-in-competitive-sport/
TBH I kind of agree when the stakes for winning are so high everything else becomes less and less important, all this sanctimonious BS from past players would sicken your hole
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Quote from: omaghjoe on July 12, 2016, 03:12:03 PM
Cian Ward reckons there is no difference between a defender giving a sly jersey tug and a forward hitting the ground to get a free.
http://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/2016/0712/801872-ward-there-are-no-morals-in-competitive-sport/
TBH I kind of agree when the stakes for winning are so high everything else becomes less and less important, all this sanctimonious BS from past players would sicken your hole
Is there any way to download that podcast rather than listen to it online?
It wouldn't happen he is too slow and everyone knows Tiernan McCann is the Tom Daley of this Tyrone side. Aidans to big to do the swan dive with a triple tuck pike without making the big splash at the end.
I thought not another whatabout Tyrone thread, the board's resident victims diving to even lower levels of self esteem but
i suppose it's only proper that controversial incidents of slight contact diving, non contact diving and simulating hurt to gain advantage/to get your opponent carded, should be compared to the gold standard already established by Tyrone.
Quote from: Main Street on July 17, 2016, 12:35:34 PM
I thought not another whatabout Tyrone thread, the board's resident victims diving to even lower levels of self esteem but
i suppose it's only proper that controversial incidents of slight contact diving, non contact diving and simulating hurt to gain advantage/to get your opponent carded, should be compared to the gold standard already established by Tyrone.
Monaghan are gold standard bearers.
I'd wish you luck for the rest of the year but your season ended last week in humiliating circumstances.
Quote from: Main Street on July 17, 2016, 12:35:34 PM
I thought not another whatabout Tyrone thread, the board's resident victims diving to even lower levels of self esteem but
i suppose it's only proper that controversial incidents of slight contact diving, non contact diving and simulating hurt to gain advantage/to get your opponent carded, should be compared to the gold standard already established by Tyrone.
Ah bless feel your pain moan street. :'(