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Thought magherafelt got a few handy scoreable frees and on the other hand glen were given nothing which allowed magherafelt to get as far as 2 points ahead.

Fairly sarcastic cheer from the glen fans when cassidy eventually gave them a free.

It made the first game look like an intermediate match.

Was speaking to michael murphy after the game as i saw a few glenswilly lads up in the stands. He and I both agreed that Cassidy refereed the match very well for such a big game with a massive crowd. What was appalling was the Glen support towards him. All men who are all bark and no bite, especially when the county need to be united given the circumstances. Nothing but cowards.

Have been giving this a good amount of thought. What about a VAR type referee be brought into the game? Too many games these days have huge decisions made that are incorrect, shifting the momentum of the game. If a video referee was brought in, this wouldn't be the case and it also might take a bit of pressure off the actual referees. For example, Galway should of been awarded penalty in AI final then Kerry went other end and scored point. 4 point swing? Why are we allowing elite teams to influence referees to not give decisions for opposition #DaylightRobbery

Seen a young lad wearing a captains armband the other night in an u15 game. Do you think this could come into GAA more? I know big soccer idea but would make it easy for supporters to identify and see contribution from captain. It may have a  psychological for the player wearing to be a real leader? And bring us back to glory days.

Of all the shi*e i've seen you post this one makes the most sense. I think this would really give some players the pride and determination to become a proper captain for their club. The only problem is would the GAA community accept this? The community are too short-sighted and are still living in the past! It may also give the prods a bit of incentive to come out and give it a go, which could possibly benefit the chance of a united Ireland??? Great cross-community idea #UnitedIreland