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Gaa go has completely missed the half time analysis

There was none, an Nuacht was on instead.

Unless Marren did something else that wasn't caught on camera, that was a disgraceful decision to black card him.

The replay showed something which happened about 2 mins before the black card so I doubt that was if.

Roscommon are useless infront of goal and giving Sligo way too much room at the back.

Wouldn't be too worried about getting into an argument with McGee if a little dig in the stomach drops him like a sniper's bullet.

Score anyone?

1-06 to 0-07 after Fermanagh missed a penalty with the last kick of the 1st half.

Well deserved red card, that McGee Bollocks dirty as hell

Agree totally.

Fermanagh are wasting some chances here and letting Donegal through their 45 too easily at times. Think Donegal will run out winners by 4 or 5, too much experience in the team to lose it.

If that's true he should never play for Down again.
In our car for Clones there was a lad who knows his GAA and knows his odds; on the way down,he quoted us the best bet was Monaghan to win by 9 points or more at 4/1. He's currently unemployed and knew that £50 on that would help him out over the summer, but he said that as a Downman he could not and would not ever back against them.

US based for a few weeks now and this whole gambling thing is systematic of how are youth are now
programmed.They really don't give sh-t about family,tradition or morals anymore.

I think that's a fairly sweeping statement, admittedly with some basis in truth, but you can't tar everyone with the same brush. We went into the bookies in Clones but the only bets placed were on Down to win, even though everyone placing them knew they were giving their money away.

In all seriousness, why not give your money to a good cause if you're just giving it away?

I'm not a betting man but I know there's a rush associated with it, even for small amounts of money.

The centenary of the Somme happens in July.  How should the Board remember it?

With respect, but without hero worship.

If that's true he should never play for Down again.
In our car for Clones there was a lad who knows his GAA and knows his odds; on the way down,he quoted us the best bet was Monaghan to win by 9 points or more at 4/1. He's currently unemployed and knew that £50 on that would help him out over the summer, but he said that as a Downman he could not and would not ever back against them.

US based for a few weeks now and this whole gambling thing is systematic of how are youth are now
programmed.They really don't give sh-t about family,tradition or morals anymore.

I think that's a fairly sweeping statement, admittedly with some basis in truth, but you can't tar everyone with the same brush. We went into the bookies in Clones but the only bets placed were on Down to win, even though everyone placing them knew they were giving their money away.

I see the OWC fans are trying out their best impressions of the English in Nice.

[I'd like to know who the player boasting of betting against Down was.]

http://gaeliclife.com/2016/06/fionnuala-carr-begrudgers-taking-aim/

I see Fionnuala Carr has responded in a way to some of the posts on this board. I'd like to know who the player boasting of betting against Down was.

spot on from fionnuala, cant argue with any of that. a certain ex-player aussie rules player (not the one that was in the studio last week) was boasting about his winnings betting against down.

The man craves the attention.


As regards betting against Down, backing the opposition ruins the game for me, especially if you have a decent amount on it. You're a loser no matter which team succeeds.

http://gaeliclife.com/2016/06/fionnuala-carr-begrudgers-taking-aim/

I see Fionnuala Carr has responded in a way to some of the posts on this board. I'd like to know who the player boasting of betting against Down was.

The Spanish national TV channel have now released a story saying the police have confirmed it to them that the documents exist but that no soccer player has been arrested or taken for questioning.

I'm not familiar with that paper. Has El Pais, or Marca, mentioned anything yet?

http://deportes.elpais.com/deportes/2016/06/10/actualidad/1465562446_882654.html


Headline says: 'Munian and De Gae implicated by a witness in sexual abuse case'. They quote the El Diario story but say that their police sources have confirmed that their names were brought up in the police investigation.

The International Business Times are running the story but from El Diario as well.