Antrim Football Thread

[paddyjohn]

Ding ding!! Round 1. 😉😉

Don't pick on the big man though.

[Milltown Row2]

Ding ding!! Round 1. 😉😉

Don't pick on the big man though.

? Another card?

[paddyjohn]

Ding ding!! Round 1. 😉😉

Don't pick on the big man though.

? Another card?

Self defence. Some gutless actions from the men on the hill and I've no axe to grind with either club.

I counted 5 Judas digs from the ex county captain.

[country bumpkin]

Ding ding!! Round 1. 😉😉

Don't pick on the big man though.

? Another card?

Self defence. Some gutless actions from the men on the hill and I've no axe to grind with either club.

I counted 5 Judas digs from the ex county captain.

Sure Anto was observing...

[Milltown Row2]

Ding ding!! Round 1. 😉😉

Don't pick on the big man though.

? Another card?

Self defence. Some gutless actions from the men on the hill and I've no axe to grind with either club.

I counted 5 Judas digs from the ex county captain.

Sure Anto was observing...

?

[Milltown Row2]

Good win for us over a team hat was sitting snuggly in mid table. Draw was predicted but happy enough considering we are completely reconstructed from before

[Lár na páirce 1]

quote author=paddyjohn link=topic=21.msg2120430#msg2120430 date=1651698922]
Ding ding!! Round 1. 😉😉

Don't pick on the big man though.

? Another card?

Self defence. Some gutless actions from the men on the hill and I've no axe to grind with either club.

I counted 5 Judas digs from the ex county captain.
[/quote]



Surely not again?

[paddyjohn]

quote author=paddyjohn link=topic=21.msg2120430#msg2120430 date=1651698922]
Ding ding!! Round 1. 😉😉

Don't pick on the big man though.

? Another card?

Self defence. Some gutless actions from the men on the hill and I've no axe to grind with either club.

I counted 5 Judas digs from the ex county captain.

Surely not again?
[/quote]

He was badly treated tbh

[Saffsof82]

I wasn't at the game but the chat in here this morning was that the Ports manager has to take some of the blame for instigating the row, was in middle of the pitch giving verbals to several LD players who then reacted and things spiralled from there.

[JimStynes]

LD are the dirtiest team in the league. Always some sort of row or scuffle in their games.

[Cnoc Bán]

Can't help but think we  should've came down the road with at least another point last night,leading by a couple off points halfway through the second half,just couldn't hold on and fair play to aghagallon

Was at an underage blitz so missed it last night but from following twitter, looked like we went 20 minutes in 2nd half without scoring, which they have to be kicking themselves over when losing by a point.

[Milltown Row2]

It's football, there's a row and a scuffle nearly in every game I've seen or been officiating, 3 games in hurling so far and not a sniff of it..

If we had the manpower and people that would get more involved in refereeing we would be in a great position to have linesmen at games.. Wouldn't that be great, unfortunately we don't have the numbers nor the enthusiasm to have this luxury.

I don't know why though as we've plenty ref's hanging over the sidelines of the fence giving lovely instructions and guidance   

[Lár na páirce 1]

Lamh Dhearg seem to be involved in loads of scraps,creggan v biddies reserves last week ended in a row too,brush brush nothing to see here it seems 😕

[Milltown Row2]

Lamh Dhearg seem to be involved in loads of scraps,creggan v biddies reserves last week ended in a row too,brush brush nothing to see here it seems 😕

People take the 'tackle' too personal in football and its no surprise that they do end up scrapes, retribution.

[Milltown Row2]

Milltown,obviously if you asked smiley duffin about a certain referees' interpretation off the tackle rule in a game v Tir Na Nog last year he wouldn't be too pleased,broken jaw,plate and what not,not to mention a couple of men with broken/cracked ribs

Yeah had the ref seen the incident the way it was meant to have happened he'd have dealt with it, It makes absolutely no sense for a ref to not react and card someone if he see's a 'cardable'  offence, like why wouldn't he? but blame the ref as he was the one that carried it out.

Is this the same Moneyglass that had 2 free for all's with sending off's and multiple yellow cards last week at Aldergrove? I get what you are saying here, some sort of pattern emerging

When did this culture come about that the ref is at fault for causing lads to take lumps out of each other?