Quote from: heffo on October 03, 2016, 08:18:44 AMQuote from: DUBSFORSAM1 on October 03, 2016, 06:46:50 AMQuote from: Bord na Mona man on October 03, 2016, 03:36:36 AM
The Keegan one can be debated, but the consensus before this had been that you has to drag a player all the way to the deck to be black carded. Ironically Dublin were one of the first teams to adopt the drag and release tackle to avoid getting black carded. They spent a lot of time working on this during training at the time.
The lack of consistency was when Connolly commited a similar round the neck challenge and escaped sanction. Deegan would have reduced Dublin to 14 men had he produced a card of any colour, since Connolly was already on a yellow. Underneath Hill 16 I think he bottled it. The.same goes for Mayo's penalty shout.
Did he also bottle sending Docherty off for taking Cooper out after the goal?
You're not allowed ask those questions
Exactly, I tell you if it was the other way around or Connolly did that there would be blue murder. People see what they want to see, of course the sour grapers will blame the ref, but look back at it again, twice. I suppose the sour grapers and begrudgers would say the ref help Dublin win 4 AIs in 6 years, 4 national leagues and 6 Leinsters too.
Dublin, greatest team ever to play the game, all good guys too, hard luck Mayo, I cant imagine the pain of it.
Club championship next weekend so no rest.
Too all other begrudgers on this site and elsewhere, enjoy the winter!