AIQF Armagh v Monaghan

[Mourne Red]

Jesus Christ did they lose on pens again? Worse than England

[Itchy]

I'd no idea they'd  put them through the ringer the second time!

Will they go a third time?

Yeah has to be the same players

That's a daft an unfair rule, you'd feel for the poor lad who missed twice

[Saffrongael]

I'd no idea they'd  put them through the ringer the second time!

Will they go a third time?

Yeah has to be the same players

That's a daft an unfair rule, you'd feel for the poor lad who missed twice

Yeah and they pushed him down the rotation the second time, obviously hoping he wouldn't have to take another one

[imtommygunn]

Really unfair on that poor fella cummiskey.

Tbh, and I say as a neutral, Armagh really need to look at their tactics. They must be infuriating to support playing like that considering the players at their disposal.

[RedHand88]

Really unfair on that poor fella cummiskey.

Tbh, and I say as a neutral, Armagh really need to look at their tactics. They must be infuriating to support playing like that considering the players at their disposal.

He hit his penalties from the same spot and against the same keeper as the rest of them. It was entirely fair.

[thewobbler]

So far, these knockouts have been a victory for football.

The team with the lesser players has no choice but to try to keep it close. Armagh (like Galway and Roscommon last week) were so f**king wedded to the idea that they had prevent defeat rather than try to win... and now all 3 have got what they deserved.

[J70]

Fair fucks Monaghan.

Keep coming year after year putting larger counties to shame.

[markl121]

Really unfair on that poor fella cummiskey.

Tbh, and I say as a neutral, Armagh really need to look at their tactics. They must be infuriating to support playing like that considering the players at their disposal.

Lol

[Tony Baloney]

So far, these knockouts have been a victory for football.

The team with the lesser players has no choice but to try to keep it close. Armagh (like Galway and Roscommon last week) were so f**king wedded to the idea that they had prevent defeat rather than try to win... and now all 3 have got what they deserved.

Is it a deliberate tactic to close up or just a lack of confidence in their own game?

[Captain Obvious]

Bloody penalties again! Seven minutes added in a ten minute period in extra time allowed Monaghan into that shootout.

[Main Street]

The turnover kings and the penalty kings prevail.
I take it that both sets of fans went through exactly the same gut wrenching experience for 100mins and in the end it was a toss of the coin.
But God was on our side

[thewobbler]

So far, these knockouts have been a victory for football.

The team with the lesser players has no choice but to try to keep it close. Armagh (like Galway and Roscommon last week) were so f**king wedded to the idea that they had prevent defeat rather than try to win... and now all 3 have got what they deserved.

Is it a deliberate tactic to close up or just a lack of confidence in their own game?

It's even simpler than that. It's managers who don't trust their players.

Idiots.

[naka]

Lane will give Monaghan a soft free for the draw

Fking soft free

[JoG2]

Bloody penalties again! Seven minutes added in a ten minute period in extra time allowed Monaghan into that shootout.

Because Murnin (?) was lying injured with over 20 secs left on the clock. Should Monaghan not get that time to get a shot off considering the game was stopped for an Armagh injury??

[RedHand88]

Bloody penalties again! Seven minutes added in a ten minute period in extra time allowed Monaghan into that shootout.

Grugan (?) was down with cramp for maybe 5 or 6 minutes getting treatment in injury time.

Edit - might have been murnin yes.