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There are countless examples of shameful behaviour in Tyrone football as you are no doubt aware.

Unfortunately it seems this sort of appalling behaviour is rife at all levels in Tyrone football. It is obviously condoned by supporters, players and management to a large extent.

Someone claims to have been bitten on the neck and your reaction is to criticise the alleged victim?

Idiot.

Speaking out about being bitten is now crying to the media?

Jesus wept. Moronic stuff.

Mayo would have to win a medal for that scenario to unfold, so to answer your question - no.

Lol at "credit to the Gaa" on the day one of their players apparently bites an opponent.

Murphy was poor today, McManus was very good.

Murphy rarely scores heavily from play, and gets away with an awful lot of nasty fouling and mouthing off.

Lacey at his peak was the best in the country, but he looks finished now. Murphy is nowhere near the best player in Ireland as many claim. He can hit a long range free and fetch a high ball, but as a forward he's not in the same league as the likes of Cooper, McManus etc.

 as I said months ago:

Reply #9 on: May 09, 2015, 04:46:37 PM »
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I strongly suspect Donegal will not be a top four team come the end of the year. They have only one truly outstanding footballer in Karl Lacey, and I think teams will be better prepared to counteract their dull system this year.

McGuinness leaving ended any genuine All-Ireland hopes for this bunch of players.

I'd quite like to hear from all those who ridiculed my suggestion that Donegal were not a talented side and McGuinness' system was the only reason for their success. It's surely obvious now to you that Murphy, McFadden et al aren't as good as they've been hyped up to be.

Can anyone suggest where I can stream today's matches online? Do all these online sites ask for credit card details or is there one I can just click and watch straight away?

Much obliged

Good

Winning the game and toying with Donegal

Murphy as usual flattered to deceive, he's simply not a marquee forward, and contributes little other than frees and the odd catch. When played out the field the game passes him by and he can only resort to constant cynical fouling and mouthing.

O'Rourke's gameplan was spot on, Monaghan were by far the better team despite the close scoreline.

No amount of All Irelands can change the fact Cavanagh's actions that day were reprehensible.