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You're right!
Every violent incident on any GAA pitch has involved Dublin.   The true non-dub Gaels are only minding their own business, happy to have a nice day out on the pitch.  But as soon as those trouble-makers from Dublin show up, all hell breaks loose.

Makes perfect sense.

So, gnevin - the daz challenge is now handbags. Make up your mind.

As I stated, the GAA must act on Dublin if they're serious about discipline. Throw them out of the championship.

You must have forgot to mention you think the GAA should throw out Meath too, right? 

Or was it only Dublin players you saw involved today?

48 weeks!  He only headbutted him; he didn't ride him.

And the prize for most irrelevant response goes to:

Why would any GAA supporter wish for Cork to be thown out of the NFL? ??   This isn't professional sport you know.  Go back to supporting soccer!!

It's goal M: Michelle Reynolds for Leitrim.

The Jackeens were poxed lucky in 1983, only for Tadhg Murphy's late goal in the Munster final, Dublin would not have beaten Kerry like the langers rolled over for them. Jaysus they were a filthy shower in 83 though but we sorted them out out in 84 and 85 with a team of old men.

And only one All Ireland since for the Jackeens , its comical.

Is that really KM playing the "soft All-Ireland" card?   

I've heard it all now.

I'd definitely use it. 

Before/After Dublin football games, there are always people on reservoir dubs looking for torrents, so I'm sure you'd have an audience for this service.

Don't like to get into discussions about the ref, but I can't see where people are getting the idea that the ref favored Dublin (though you do hear this after every Dublin game...). 

Two incidents spring to mind: Galvin (I think it was) putting the head on Casey, but staying on the pitch, and Ryan being called back for a free when he was bearing down on goal.  Surely if the ref was favoring Dublin, those calls would have been different?

And before the accusations of sour grapes fly  in, I'm offering these only as evidence of the lack of a pro-Dublin bias in the ref, and not as reasons why Dublin didn't win.

Bringing on Cossie was definitely a mistake.  He was terrific at one time, but it seems that his best days are behind him.
On the other hand, the Magee for Brogan substitution was good.  Brogan was quiet enough in the second half, and once Magee came on, the Dublin comeback started.

Fair play to Laois Lad for some very even handed comments on the game.  Given recent history between Dublin and Laois, it would have been easy for you to turn the knife.

Congrats on being an uncle too.  It's the best: you get to play with the young 'un till you're tired, and then you hand him/her back to the parents.

Congratulations to Kerry on your victory.  But could we cut out the "had to beat 16 men today" nonsense?

[They are due a win against Kerry]

Just got 2 tickets for tomorrows game, so I am hoping for a cracking game.
Am still hoping for a Kerry win, but I have a sneaking suspicion that the Dubs will win this one. They are due a win against Kerry.

everyone is 

Not everyone, Kerry have never beaten Down in a Championship fixture 
But then again we dont have 32 Sams like you.

which two are you forgeting!    34 is the magic number...

There'll be  a lot more of those Kerry tears come tomorrow evening.

Tut tut, such  anti-dub bile from the Laois folk here.   

Now be honest, weren't you all happier before you won Leinster 4 years ago, and were misled into thinking it might happen again?

Has to be Dublin. Our one-dimensinal play was exposed today and we have no plan B. Hopefully we wont embarass ourselves
in front of the baying dubs..that would be to much to take.

You forgot to add one of these MS --

I think more than one is called for.

Derry throw it away, 3 goal chances blown,

They're called saves.

I'm cleaned out backing against Dublin this year.

A lesson to be learned there...