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Killyclother. 

Here's a question folks. I've noticed that in Healy Park some spectators like to stand up at the back of the stand and lean over the barrier to watch a match. I've witnessed it in club championship games and also national league games. Just wondering if you can get away with it on an intercounty championship day? I have no issue with it, just wondering if there were any rules/regulations regarding it?

Also why do people even do it? If there is a seat to be had then I'd rather enjoy a match in the comfort of a seat than stand. Each to their own I suppose. 

If Michael Murphy was to get injured/suspended for the championship then I could see this Donegal outfit barely featuring. Opposing teams will just have to attend to Colm McFadden resulting in a severe lack of scoring threat.

Absolutely awesome save, as good as you'll see from a penalty. His antics after were disappointing and unnecessary. Dont understand the outrage at Murphy. Was a second yellow, no more, no less.

Donegal are in serious trouble for this 2nd half as Murphy was the only forward that was ticking. Their half forward line has been entirely non-existent. 

I see it's been named, judging by a few comments on twitter. Not sure of the entire team yet.

El Hadj Diouf and El Hadj Youth.

Remember Brick Molloy playing in this tournament 3/4 years ago. Crazy that he's still U21 

Colm O'Neill

Prepare yourself. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXElU2k7OkY

I find the whole scenario laughable to be honest. It wouldnt be an issue for myself to manage against my club team, especially if I have taken my current team the whole way to the ulster championship stage. Does he think people would think less of him back in Ballinderry? 

Who's managing each team this year? If anyone knows.

Six of one, half a dozen of the other. 

[Goalkeepers:]

All Star nominations

Goalkeepers: David Clarke (Mayo); Stephen Cluxton (Dublin); Paul Durcan (Donegal).

Full Backs: Eoin Cadogan (Cork); Ger Cafferkey (Mayo); Keith Higgins (Mayo); Donal Keogan (Meath); Eamon McGee (Donegal)Neil McGee (Donegal); Paddy McGrath (Donegal); Rory O'Carroll (Dublin); Michael Shields (Cork)

Half backs: Emmet Bolton (Kildare); Colm Boyle (Mayo); Adrian Flynn (Wexford); Lee Keegan (Mayo); Karl Lacey (Donegal) Frank McGlynn (Donegal); Kevin Nolan (Dublin); Michael Quinn (Longford); Anthony Thompson (Donegal)

Midfielders: Neil Gallagher (Donegal); Rory Kavanagh (Donegal); Barry Moran (Mayo) Aidan O'Shea (Mayo); Brendan Quigley (Laois); Aidan Walsh (Cork)

Half Forwards: Paul Barden (Longford); Alan Dillon (Mayo); Paul Flynn (Dub); Paul Kerrigan (Cork) Michael Darragh Macauley (Dublin) Mark McHugh (Donegal); Kevin McLoughlin (Mayo); Graham Reilly (Meath); Ciarán Sheehan (Cork)

Full forwards: Bernard Brogan (Dublin); Jamie Clarke (Armagh); Colm Cooper (Kerry) Conor Laverty (Down); Colm McFadden (Donegal); Andy Moran (Mayo) Michael Murphy (Donegal); Donncha O'Connor (Cork); Colm O'Neill (Cork)

What was the hand gestures after the game from the st galls players all about?