Derry V Donegal Ulster final 2022

[armaghniac]

That last 5 or so minutes was dire stuff.  Ref got non blackcard calls correct in my neutral opinion

First one may or may not have been a black card. Second one, as Harte said, we a jersey tug the intention was to pull the player back, instead the player fell forward and this was not the consequence of a jersey tug.

The ref should have thrown the ball up when it hit him, had Derry won by a point this would have been controversial.

[marty34]

Mickey Harte sticking up for the aTyrone ref

[trueblue1234]

Commentators are desperately negative. This is a meat grinder of a match. Padraig Mc Grogan tackle earlier was incredible.

You must be watching on RTE, the BBC coverage is excellent, during the match and the analysis from Harte, McConville and Canavan. BBC by far the best GAA coverage at the minute.

Have to agree, BBC analysis far better today.

[PMG1]

Black card or no??

Def not, he pulled him but didn't pull him down, he pulled him back

[Hound]

I was watching on RTE. McStay is a gobshite. Absolute gobshite.

Switched over to BBC for the analysis, and it was great entertainment. Oisin talking through his hole re the black cards. Caravan and Harte both made reasonable arguments re the second one which could have been either yellow or black. But I think Mickey won the argument! Good banter between the lot of them and good analysis too.

More drama to come I'm sure.

[Hoof Hearted]

Black card or no??

Def not, he pulled him but didn't pull him down, he pulled him back

Doesn't matter a f**k if he pulled him off it prevented a scoring opportunity

[Baile an tuaigh]

Commentators are desperately negative. This is a meat grinder of a match. Padraig Mc Grogan tackle earlier was incredible.

You must be watching on RTE, the BBC coverage is excellent, during the match and the analysis from Harte, McConville and Canavan. BBC by far the best GAA coverage at the minute.

Yes correct watching the game on gaago. I don't understand why Darragh Maloney doesn't get the gig. It was a huge passion killer for me to hear Marty Morrisey and Kevin Mc Stay talking, Christ their awful and then that big school boy Colm O Rourke chirping in he would depress a clown with his continuously droll negative voice.

[thewobbler]

I was watching on RTE. McStay is a gobshite. Absolute gobshite.

Switched over to BBC for the analysis, and it was great entertainment. Oisin talking through his hole re the black cards. Caravan and Harte both made reasonable arguments re the second one which could have been either yellow or black. But I think Mickey won the argument! Good banter between the lot of them and good analysis too.

More drama to come I'm sure.

Drama?

BBC has better pundits, no doubt.

But the fact that 35,000 people were silent like at a mass for the final 10 mins of a drawn final, tells you that mCstay is absolutely correct on this one.

[Stall the Bailer]

The ball did not hit the ref, the man did. Play on was correct

[Gael80]

I was watching on RTE. McStay is a gobshite. Absolute gobshite.

Switched over to BBC for the analysis, and it was great entertainment. Oisin talking through his hole re the black cards. Caravan and Harte both made reasonable arguments re the second one which could have been either yellow or black. But I think Mickey won the argument! Good banter between the lot of them and good analysis too.

More drama to come I'm sure.

Sad to be see so much bias against Ulster football on RTE no surprise, but as you say people see a really good product elsewhere. BBC deserve credit!

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

Commentators are desperately negative. This is a meat grinder of a match. Padraig Mc Grogan tackle earlier was incredible.

You must be watching on RTE, the BBC coverage is excellent, during the match and the analysis from Harte, McConville and Canavan. BBC by far the best GAA coverage at the minute.

Have to agree, BBC analysis far better today.

No way lads. What's this "worldy" shite

[armaghniac]

Black card or no??

Def not, he pulled him but didn't pull him down, he pulled him back

Doesn't matter a f**k if he pulled him off it prevented a scoring opportunity

Is that a black card?

The player has to be pulled to the ground, not a pull followed by a dive.

[sligoman2]

Commentators are desperately negative. This is a meat grinder of a match. Padraig Mc Grogan tackle earlier was incredible.

You must be watching on RTE, the BBC coverage is excellent, during the match and the analysis from Harte, McConville and Canavan. BBC by far the best GAA coverage at the minute.

Yes correct watching the game on gaago. I don't understand why Darragh Maloney doesn't get the gig. It was a huge passion killer for me to hear Marty Morrisey and Kevin Mc Stay talking, Christ their awful and then that big school boy Colm O Rourke chirping in he would depress a clown with his continuously droll negative voice.

Marty's not the passion killer the shyte 400 hand passes over and back is.  So sad to see the game I loved so well reduced to this unwatchable snooze fest .

[Milltown Row2]

The ball did not hit the ref, the man did. Play on was correct

Correct, it didn't touch him so while if the ball plays him it's a hop ball he can't at times avoid physical contact, either we want the refs up with play or we don't!

Going to penalties

[trueblue1234]

Black card or no??

Def not, he pulled him but didn't pull him down, he pulled him back

Doesn't matter a f**k if he pulled him off it prevented a scoring opportunity

Is that a black card?

It does matter and on review no black card.