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[Ulster football isn't that strong]

The leavers aren't being replaced by the same quantum of new people.

Social media has moved on

Most of  the posters now are from Ulster and the board is mostly football and Ulster football isn't that strong

Football isn't that interesting either. 

The Liverpool and Man Utd threads could probably be monetised.

Wrong, it's probably the strongest. 
4 out of the last 8 teams in the championship were from Ulster, compared to 2 Munster, 1 Leinster and 1 Connacht.
Both minor finalists were also from Ulster.
In all 3 club finals, there was an Ulster finalist.

How many finals did they win ?

Irrelevant, more than your province anyway.
I've spelt it out to you why ulster football is stronger than the rest given the amount of teams represented at the highest level.
Regarding club football it took Kerry's lopsided championship structure and a dublin team that broke the rules and a high profile transfer to overcome the ulster team who were represented in all 3 finals..
County football, minors won, u20 winner beat ulster team by a point, and senior 4/8 teams represented in the final stages of the championship.. Pretty clear cut and puts to bed your argument that ulster football isn't strong 

Minor finals don'tvdrive posting on the Board. At senior intercounty level, Ulster is weak compared to periods in the past.
Derry, Armagh and Monaghan have probably reached their glass ceilings. Tyrone need to rebuild.

Couldn't give a bollocks what does or doesn't "drive postings" on the board. It was an all Ireland final contested by two ulster teams.
At senior inter county level, 4 out of the last 8 teams were from ulster. More than every other province.
Current teams from ulster may be weakER compared to their teams from years ago, but that's not what you said. You said ulster football isn't that's strong, I've proven otherwise.
Your province had diddly squat compared to what I've pointed out regarding ulster, the whipping boys of Ireland.

[Ulster football isn't that strong]

The leavers aren't being replaced by the same quantum of new people.

Social media has moved on

Most of  the posters now are from Ulster and the board is mostly football and Ulster football isn't that strong

Football isn't that interesting either. 

The Liverpool and Man Utd threads could probably be monetised.

Wrong, it's probably the strongest. 
4 out of the last 8 teams in the championship were from Ulster, compared to 2 Munster, 1 Leinster and 1 Connacht.
Both minor finalists were also from Ulster.
In all 3 club finals, there was an Ulster finalist.

How many finals did they win ?

Irrelevant, more than your province anyway.
I've spelt it out to you why ulster football is stronger than the rest given the amount of teams represented at the highest level.
Regarding club football it took Kerry's lopsided championship structure and a dublin team that broke the rules and a high profile transfer to overcome the ulster team who were represented in all 3 finals..
County football, minors won, u20 winner beat ulster team by a point, and senior 4/8 teams represented in the final stages of the championship.. Pretty clear cut and puts to bed your argument that ulster football isn't strong 

[The Glazers and their lackeys have completely destroyed the club.]

Brighton are a very good side.  Sometimes teams lose to very good sides, even when they are the "bigger" club.

I know Brighton are a good side but it's the manner in which Utd are beaten week in week out that is concerning. The 2nd half against spurs was the same and wolves did the same as well but fortunately they sneaked a win from that.

Squad is a mess. They spunked 70m on Casemiro who had a decent season last year but looks miles off it now. 70 mil and what 300k a week for one season. They have £150m worth of right wingers not even training with the 1st team squad for different reason. Both of whom they massively overpaid for. Massive overpayment on Maguire too means they are stuck with assets they can't shift and FFP restrictions.

They get stroked when buying players, stroked when selling players and for some reason the players stroke them when they're there. Like even DDG can't get a club, and he was starting for UTD last season.
The club is a mess at it's very core and that is why they're in the mess they are in. Rangnick called the board out and he was soon disappeared. The Glazers and their lackeys have completely destroyed the club. The stadium is falling down, the training ground is championship standard and the squad is a miss mash of over paid muck that can neither play or the club can even sell.

There we go, blame the glazers despite having the most expensive squad in PL history and Seven Hag having a higher net spend in his time at United compared to Klopp at Liverpool. Glazers don't spend money apparently. Manc tears. Get the Norwich scarves back out 

[Ulster football isn't that strong]

The leavers aren't being replaced by the same quantum of new people.

Social media has moved on

Most of  the posters now are from Ulster and the board is mostly football and Ulster football isn't that strong

Football isn't that interesting either. 

The Liverpool and Man Utd threads could probably be monetised.

Wrong, it's probably the strongest. 
4 out of the last 8 teams in the championship were from Ulster, compared to 2 Munster, 1 Leinster and 1 Connacht.
Both minor finalists were also from Ulster.
In all 3 club finals, there was an Ulster finalist.

Manc tears, mind the gap

LD😂😂😂

New pitch is first class although a very strange venue for such a big game
I smell an ambush be interesting to see the ref now too

Aghnagallon played Naomh Brid there last year.

Aghagallon* it's not a hard word to say or write, yet belfasties still continue to stick a random n in the middle 

It comes up on predictive text so I just stick with it, plus it seems to piss you off so it's a win win

Aye only because you misspelt it that many times by thinking that was how it's spelt 

New pitch is first class although a very strange venue for such a big game
I smell an ambush be interesting to see the ref now too

Aghnagallon played Naomh Brid there last year.

Aghagallon* it's not a hard word to say or write, yet belfasties still continue to stick a random n in the middle 

Manc tears

Nothing more than the woke mob orchestrating a pile on trying to hound a man from his job with the false outrage and double standards. Hopefully he sticks to his guns.

Anyways.... It was great to see her miss the penalty all the same 

Agreed, the usual woke wet wipe snowflakes out with their pitchforks as predicted.

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It's no different to a hurler batting the sliotar off the ground and catching it again to give them another opportunity to play the ball. Bounced it without catching or dropped it or whatever, it just goes down as two separate possessions. Nothing to see here

I'm content that the goal stood tbh as he did try to rectify it but I'm not sure where Deegan is reading that in the rules.
You aren't allowed to bounce the ball more than once consecutively. Geaney bounced it twice before kicking it up into his hands. By the actual rule he fouled the ball.

The second one wasn't a completed bounce because he didn't catch it. He realised halfway through the bounce that it would be a double bounce if he caught it so kicked it back up to himself. Just goes down as two separate possessions