Railway Cup final

Started by CompulsoryTillager, October 28, 2007, 07:10:53 PM

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CompulsoryTillager

Bit of a joke the two goalkeepers wearing outfield jerseys wasn't it? You'd think the provinces would have realised in advance that their GK jerseys clashed with the opposition

Lecale2

How did it finish? I was going out and only saw the first 10 minutes. How did the ref do. He's a Down man.

Rossfan

Munster won by three points and the Ref was awful. ;)
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Sky Blue

The ref was one of the worst I've ever seen!

Whitehair

From what ive heard he loves refereeing and would do so 7 nites a week, asking for more high profile games if possible. Not gospel, just what i was told in casement today.

orangeman

He couldn't be the worst ref ever ! There'd be some competition for that prize !

Guillem2

I didn't see the game but I read in the paper that the ref disallowed a perfectly good goal that would have affected the final result. What happened?
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Balboa

Lads been in London all weekend so obviously didnt see Deccy Magee in action, but in my humble opinion he is the worst ref i have had the misfortune of seeing. The thing i cant understand is that he is turning into the "top man" in Ulster, i know people come on gurning about standard of refs in reserve, junior matches but Deccy is officiating at high profile games and getting away with murder.

imtommygunn

Guillem Keith Higgins was running through right in front of goal ball in hand. Had just let the ball go from hand to strike it and the defender flicked the ball away, to the net.

To be fair to anyone making the decision the flick was that quick that it looked entirely like he threw it into the net but slow motion replays illustrated that it was the defenders stick that put it in.

And yes that referee was brutal!!

johnneycool

Quote from: imtommygunn on October 30, 2007, 10:57:57 AM
Guillem Keith Higgins was running through right in front of goal ball in hand. Had just let the ball go from hand to strike it and the defender flicked the ball away, to the net.

To be fair to anyone making the decision the flick was that quick that it looked entirely like he threw it into the net but slow motion replays illustrated that it was the defenders stick that put it in.

And yes that referee was brutal!!

I think the umpires have to shoulder the blame for that one in fairness. One of them was still convinced it was handpassed on sunday in Casement when asked about it. Easy mistake to make all the same.

No1

QuoteOne of them was still convinced it was handpassed on sunday in Casement when asked about it.

I take it you were talking to a former county colleague of yours?  The most stubborn lad in the world 

We were saying to him on Sunday morning that the last time he was that close to Dan Shanahan he got 5 goals buried past him!

I am making no comment on the ref in question............

johnneycool

Quote from: No1 on November 01, 2007, 01:19:52 PM
QuoteOne of them was still convinced it was handpassed on sunday in Casement when asked about it.

I take it you were talking to a former county colleague of yours? 

Strangely enough I was never there when the umpiring former county goalkeeper was doing his best to turn the tide in both Waterford and Cork, thank god. Was that under Frank Dawson's reign?

No1

Twas indeed.  Glory days for the fatman and the county.  ::)

The training regime would need to have been nice and relaxed for our fella.   ;D