Antrim Hurling

[Last Man]

if the balls there to be played then its fair game, if and mean if you aren't going to hurt someone to do so. if the defender gets out in front and the attacker pulls on it and hits the defender then yes its a foul but in a 50/50 situation the balls there for both players to have a go.

If the defender gets out in front then surely the fwd will be looking to flick the ball to his advantage, as long as he has denied the defender clean possession then he has him rattled. Why horse the timber in to him, concede the foul, free out, chance gone. Maybe i'm being too nice???

[Milltown Row2]

if the balls there to be played then its fair game, if and mean if you aren't going to hurt someone to do so. if the defender gets out in front and the attacker pulls on it and hits the defender then yes its a foul but in a 50/50 situation the balls there for both players to have a go.

If the defender gets out in front then surely the fwd will be looking to flick the ball to his advantage, as long as he has denied the defender clean possession then he has him rattled. Why horse the timber in to him, concede the foul, free out, chance gone. Maybe i'm being too nice???

If you were able to catch him Last Man you'd have given him timber 

[CitySlicker11]

A Dunloy player had his jaw broken in Casement a few years back by one of these pulls, against Loughgiel.

[Milltown Row2]

A Dunloy player had his jaw broken in Casement a few years back by one of these pulls, against Loughgiel.

And I remember one at Casement when Wilson when playing for Down, was caught on the knee, now that one was done with intent

[Gizzy15]

A Dunloy player had his jaw broken in Casement a few years back by one of these pulls, against Loughgiel.

And I remember one at Casement when Wilson when playing for Down, was caught on the knee, now that one was done with intent

if its the same Wilson im thinking of (Simon) he gave a right bit of Timber out himself. wasn't slow to pull 0n a 30/70 ball and clean right through ye.

[Gizzy15]

A Dunloy player had his jaw broken in Casement a few years back by one of these pulls, against Loughgiel.

And I remember one at Casement when Wilson when playing for Down, was caught on the knee, now that one was done with intent

Was it during an Ulster final?? bout 10 Year ago??  LW??

[Milltown Row2]

A Dunloy player had his jaw broken in Casement a few years back by one of these pulls, against Loughgiel.

And I remember one at Casement when Wilson when playing for Down, was caught on the knee, now that one was done with intent

Was it during an Ulster final?? bout 10 Year ago??  LW??

10 points 

[btdtgtt]

A Dunloy player had his jaw broken in Casement a few years back by one of these pulls, against Loughgiel.

And I remember one at Casement when Wilson when playing for Down, was caught on the knee, now that one was done with intent

Was it during an Ulster final?? bout 10 Year ago??  LW??

10 points 

Poor LW. You guys always have it in for him 

[getevennotcross]

If the ball is loose and in play, any player has the right to pull on it.  Faking the dipped ball in front of the oncoming defender, a very good ploy.  It's not a dirty action just a clever action.   The defender will think twice about the next incoming ball.  Simple solution, defender gets out in front of his marker or side on.

[maxpower]

If the ball is loose and in play, any player has the right to pull on it.  Faking the dipped ball in front of the oncoming defender, a very good ploy.  It's not a dirty action just a clever action.   The defender will think twice about the next incoming ball.  Simple solution, defender gets out in front of his marker or side on.

That's just nonsense and incredibly cynical, lure an opponent into a belt!

[getevennotcross]

If the ball is loose and in play, any player has the right to pull on it.  Faking the dipped ball in front of the oncoming defender, a very good ploy.  It's not a dirty action just a clever action.   The defender will think twice about the next incoming ball.  Simple solution, defender gets out in front of his marker or side on.

That's just nonsense and incredibly cynical, lure an opponent into a belt!

You are taking things out of context here me thinks, not once have I mentioned belting, striking or injuring someone, have I?  At all times I have made specific reference to striking the ball.   Your sidekick is obviously one of the new boys?

[Sleeping giant]

A Dunloy player had his jaw broken in Casement a few years back by one of these pulls, against Loughgiel.

i think you'll find it was a Loughgiel man got his jaw broke. 

[theskull1]

A Dunloy player had his jaw broken in Casement a few years back by one of these pulls, against Loughgiel.

i think you'll find it was a Loughgiel man got his jaw broke.

100%

It was a loughgiel man who 'tried' to break someone's jaw with one of those wild pulls but didn't succeed.   

[getevennotcross]

if the balls there to be played then its fair game, if and mean if you aren't going to hurt someone to do so. if the defender gets out in front and the attacker pulls on it and hits the defender then yes its a foul but in a 50/50 situation the balls there for both players to have a go.

Totally agree, if the ball in loose and two players contesting, its fair game. No cynicism in that, well in my book anyway.

[Seamroga in exile]

Slaughtneil are Derry football champions. What a year for them. They'll be buzzing for next Sunday.