AISF Mayo v Dublin

[laoislad]

Dublin were involved in more incidents today than Tyrone, public enemy no.1, were involved in all the past 10 years - constant sledging, karate kick tackles, clothes line tackles, foot trips, diving, feigning injury, headbutts, closed fist punches, off the ball nonsense.  I'm sure they will get vilified in the coming days the same way Tyrone were.  Time will tell.

We nearly went a whole page without Tyrone being mentioned.
Fair play to you for righting that wrong...

[straightred]

Cluxton kicked out a O'Shea (who could have got a black for the tackle) & Cooper kicked out at o'Connor

Connelly clearer strikes/punches Keegan also pushes a mayo players head into the ground in the second half at one stage and involved in alot of incidents (not all his own making) O'Shea as a contrast should how to respond to teams trying to rise you and just got on with it

McMahon headbutts/attempts headbutt

O'Sullivan also strikes O'connor in the head, Bastick trips Moran.  MDMA black was harsh but he did take his two feet of the ground in the tackle

Nothing on the ROC/ COC incident, COC it looked like was trying to get a linemans/ref/umpires attention to pulling and in my view accidentally hit ROC

Naw - not having that. There was malice in it (as the stictches prove). He had a right good swing and hit him plum

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As a neutral I think O'Connor should be done for that. He struck and caused serious injury je definitely has a case to answer!!

Along with McMahon and Cooper who should both be banned for their respective transgressions.

As mentioned on the other thread Connolly is a fantastic footballer but as long as he engages in that nonsense it will stop him being one of the greats.

[Bord na Mona man]

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Nothing horrendous about that. Disappointing actually, given the suspense beforehand.

[PadraicHenryPearse]

11/12 stitches  should we go with 1 game ban per stitch??

While we are at it, since intent has nothing to do with it how long should the Dublin lad get for the injury to Vaughan?

[Westside]

How long before Diarmuid Connolly seriously injures someone? A man who will hold someone down on the ground and drive a punch into their face is dangerous regardless if it's on the field. He's pleaded guilty to breaking a man's cheekbone on a night out, unprovoked.

[Wildweasel74]

Cooper got a yellow for his crude tackle/jump so that's incident dealt with, i dont think they can come back to it and upgrade the card or can they, as they can downgrade cards given so surely the same works vice verse?

[muppet]

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Nothing horrendous about that. Disappointing actually, given the suspense beforehand.

He was clearly waving at the umpires and caught him accidentally.

[Whishtup]

Tyrone Monaghan last ten minutes like Strictly Come Dancing compared to this game.  Kerry Mayo Final with Kerry advancing with the best firepower in the country.

[Chimley]

As a neutral I think O'Connor should be done for that. He struck and caused serious injury je definitely has a case to answer!!

Along with McMahon and Cooper who should both be banned for their respective transgressions.

As mentioned on the other thread Connolly is a fantastic footballer but as long as he engages in that nonsense it will stop him being one of the greats.

He cannot be aware of where O Carrolls head is as he's trying to break free from the tackle. That can't be a deliberate strike with any intent.

[screenexile]

Cooper got a yellow for his crude tackle/jump so that's incident dealt with, i dont think they can come back to it and upgrade the card or can they, as they can downgrade cards given so surely the same works vice verse?

Once a referee has dealt with the incident I think that's it!

Lad's I'm no great Dubs supporter but O'Connor definitely has a case to answer in my opinion. As a great man once said "ye strak ye go" and O'Connor clearly struck out at O'Carroll!!!

[tonto1888]

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Nothing horrendous about that. Disappointing actually, given the suspense beforehand.

He was clearly waving at the umpires and caught him accidentally.

I don't think that's correct but I agree that it was accidental

[FL/MAYO]

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Nothing horrendous about that. Disappointing actually, given the suspense beforehand.

He was clearly waving at the umpires and caught him accidentally.

Obvioously he was trying to get the umpires attention before he intentionally hit him in the face.

[Bord na Mona man]

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Nothing horrendous about that. Disappointing actually, given the suspense beforehand.

He was clearly waving at the umpires and caught him accidentally.

His arm flapping was almost camp, I reckon it wouldn't have left a scratch on a lot of other players. Seemingly the criteria for retrospective punishment seems to be the number of stitches it required after.

[Chimley]

Cooper got a yellow for his crude tackle/jump so that's incident dealt with, i dont think they can come back to it and upgrade the card or can they, as they can downgrade cards given so surely the same works vice verse?

Once a referee has dealt with the incident I think that's it!

Lad's I'm no great Dubs supporter but O'Connor definitely has a case to answer in my opinion. As a great man once said "ye strak ye go" and O'Connor clearly struck out at O'Carroll!!!

How many times does a lad get an inadvertent bang on the head when being tackled and it's not judged as a deliberate strike.