Ulster Senior Football Club Championship 2012

[imtommygunn]

I watched this game as a neutral and had been hoping for a kilcoo win.

It didn't takelong for me to change my mind. Play acting, constant jibing at cross players, sly digs when a cross player released the ball and the list could go on.

Clarke didn't strike the guy on the sideline. A yellow was correct. What he was doing the second time, though the play acting was again shocking, merited another booking. Mcnamee deserved to walk though a bit theatrical again.

Cross discipline will need to improve but  clarke got 2 yellows so should avoid suspension.The less said about kilcoo the better.

Bar the mcnamee red good enough result for cross as they'll know job done but they can improve.

[charlieTully]

Didn't like the play-acting of the Kilcoo players today. Jamie Clarke gave a lad a slap on the snout and yer man went down like Tulisa. Cunningham received a bang on the back of the head by the Kilcoo number 14 and played on like nothing happened.

http://gaaboard.com/board/index.php?topic=15478.40;wap2

[ONeill]

And what has that to do with today's game?

[Walter Cronc]

http://www.sportsmanager.ie/cake/gaa2/downGaa/taggedNews/206031/N_om_l_oo

[charlieTully]

And what has that to do with today's game?

a culture that started with your goodselves.

[trileacman]

Eh, who said other firms of abuse were no worse than racism you two dingbats (term of endearment)

Trileacman did.

I didn't, I said that some of the abuse can be as bad as racism, unless you count religious intolerance and poking fun at recent family deaths acceptable.

[ONeill]

And what has that to do with today's game?

a culture that started with your goodselves.

OK.

[Walter Cronc]

http://www.sportsmanager.ie/cake/gaa2/downGaa/taggedNews/206031/N_om_l_oo

Sorry should have said Kilcoo issue statement.

[NaomhBridAbú]

And what has that to do with today's game?

a culture that started with your goodselves.

OK.

dont know if the issue is 'who invented diving' - hardly a pursuit that Tyrone monopolise .....id say the racism today is more of a concern?

[charlieTully]

And what has that to do with today's game?

a culture that started with your goodselves.

OK.

dont know if the issue is 'who invented diving' - hardly a pursuit that Tyrone monopolise .....id say the racism today is more of a concern?

he didnt mention racism in his post, just thought it was a bit rich a tyrone man complaining about diving etc.

[Armaghgeddon]

Aaron Cunningham's dad was subjected to racial abuse when he played for Armagh was he not?

[ONeill]

And what has that to do with today's game?

a culture that started with your goodselves.

OK.

dont know if the issue is 'who invented diving' - hardly a pursuit that Tyrone monopolise .....id say the racism today is more of a concern?

he didnt mention racism in his post, just thought it was a bit rich a tyrone man complaining about diving etc.

Eh? Do I play-act?

[stibhan]

To say that 'off the ball' shite is something that started with Tyrone is absolutely insane regurgitated Free State media shite, and people posting in an Ulster thread should know better than that. The same goes with individual abuse of players because if you haven't witnessed unacceptable abuse at a game from a player or spectator then you're either hard of hearing or hard of remembering.

It's funny how people can laugh at and even mythologise incidents like Páidí Ó Sé striking Dinny Allen and getting a yellow card back in the day, but a general amnesia seems to take place when they see a modern equivalent. That's not to mention the countless things that were either not replayed by the media in those times (less cameras), or even happened before much of the Championship was televised. Blaming one country, or even worse, one player, is plain sour grapes.

[charlieTully]

To say that 'off the ball' shite is something that started with Tyrone is absolutely insane regurgitated Free State media shite, and people posting in an Ulster thread should know better than that. The same goes with individual abuse of players because if you haven't witnessed unacceptable abuse at a game from a player or spectator then you're either hard of hearing or hard of remembering.

It's funny how people can laugh at and even mythologise incidents like Páidí Ó Sé striking Dinny Allen and getting a yellow card back in the day, but a general amnesia seems to take place when they see a modern equivalent. That's not to mention the countless things that were either not replayed by the media in those times (less cameras), or even happened before much of the Championship was televised. Blaming one country, or even worse, one player, is plain sour grapes.

bollocks, the end result of the ricey and crew era is the shit that happended today.

[Walter Cronc]

To say that 'off the ball' shite is something that started with Tyrone is absolutely insane regurgitated Free State media shite, and people posting in an Ulster thread should know better than that. The same goes with individual abuse of players because if you haven't witnessed unacceptable abuse at a game from a player or spectator then you're either hard of hearing or hard of remembering.

It's funny how people can laugh at and even mythologise incidents like Páidí Ó Sé striking Dinny Allen and getting a yellow card back in the day, but a general amnesia seems to take place when they see a modern equivalent. That's not to mention the countless things that were either not replayed by the media in those times (less cameras), or even happened before much of the Championship was televised. Blaming one country, or even worse, one player, is plain sour grapes.

bollocks, the end result of the ricey and crew era is the shit that happended today.

Charlie as much as I dislike the Tyrone men I think your off your rocker if you think they were responsible for the incidents today. Remember the legendary wee James was fond of hitting the deck when a hand went near him!