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Handbags. Nothing much to see apart from a losing team throwing the dummy out of the pram.

Nice try I suppose but I doubt there will be many here believing it was as cut and dried as that. We've all been to Loughgiel.

The irony is the era half you gobshites hark back to allowed fist passed/throw goals ffs.

A lot of people on here and in real life are totally clueless.

Yet, it appears you can't even find the correct thread.
Everyone else is a dickhead 👍

The end of the handpassed point is a massive positive.

I absolutely enjoyed my time at Uni and had a blast but a 10 hour a week course and coming out with £30-40k odd debt is a waste of everyone's time!!

As you say, unless related directly to a job that you are fully invested in/vocational, its an expensive folly for 2 or 3 years out of life

Middle-aged conservative thinking certainly has its place. So does 18 year old, you get one shot at this shite thinking.
We're deadly people for wanting to die with a shitload of money to pass on to the next cnut. And then he does the same. Fcuk that.

I haven't heard Green and  Red of Mayo in over  a week.

Feels weird

Great song which reflects the ocean of colour and scene of Mayo's celebrations.

I thought it arrived at the time they were putting an end to supporters going on to the pitch.

Pished, fair play to him.

You jumped to this group opposing humans having human rights fairly quickly in fairness. How did you get there?

[Well it shouldn't need to be one or the other]

How would non award of Dublin goal have been changed? As has been said many times, the replays DO NOT show the ball crossing the line.

Do we want referees to look at a replay and go "ah yeah, sure this is probably what happened, I'll change my mind"?

I get that, would need a dedicated goal line camera that I'm sure wouldn't be most challenging thing to overcome. It's not a perfect system but this year has had so many big calls gone wrong that is costing teams a fair shot.

What system does the pansyball have in place? Realistically if it's wild expensive not worth it for the once in a blue moon theres controversy but if it's something that could added to hawk eye easily enough then why not

If there's simple technology that doesn't take over the game and lead to long reviews, why not. But Hawkeye was more needed for hurling more than anything else. For football if I had to choose one I'd much rather have competent umpires over Hawkeye.

Well it shouldn't need to be one or the other lol.

Definitely needs to be looked at having proper referees doing umpire

Actually for most of us mere mortals that don't get to Croker for sellouts, umpires are the only show in town.

But there is a valid question here. Who are the umpires? Are they qualified? I wouldn't go down the VAR route, but that was an appalling decision because the umpire, who appeared to be checking out the ladies in the stand, simply couldn't have made amy decision

That's what I'm saying. Bringing technology into it is not fixing the problem if the problem is umpire selection. Hurling there's a need for Hawkeye due to the sliothar size, speed and puck height. Shouldn't need it in football.

You've never done umpire, have you? Judging shots that are higher than the posts isn't always easy. You've to decide whether the ball would have clipped the post even fractionally. You'd be guessing.

Appropriate username all the same.

None of the big decisions going Dublin's way.

The most entertaining thing so far has been spotting the sheer number of mistakes in RTE's half time stat sheet.

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Down are too good for this level.

Doesn't make them contenders for an AI btw. Just that if Down were playing Louth today we would all expect a close game. We shouldn't be in Tailteann (even if we've earned it).

Ffs

What might not be known to people, or what they might forget....

When was Casement Park signed over to Ulster GAA?

It was this side of Covid, if that helps.

A shameful day for our county.

Did anyone get an opportunity to discuss it? Were the trustees acting on our behalf? Is it acceptable that such a monetary asset/such a landmass at the heart of Antrim GAA is transferred to another's possession without discussion.

We have been had here. Or, at least, allowed ourselves to be had.
Embarrassing

[I have sympathy for Antrim county board.]

All of the above comments are accurate however I have sympathy for Antrim county board. They did what they believed was right at the time to progress the project.

I don't. They were hateful hoors. They sent threatening letters from O'Hare solicitors to people, including many past players, officials, supporters and our only ever football all star for simply being a member of a social club that raised and continues to raise a lot of funds for Antrim GAA.
I think you are playing down their role in the terrible decision making and all round shithousery.

Pretty much spot on. And was anyone ever held to account? Nope. Our reps continued as nodding dogs, year after year after year.
We actually managed to free ourselves from those major decision makers, only to bring them straight back in in a different role. Sometimes ya get what ya deserve.

No one mentioning the political involvement, the virtue signalling has begun early ahead of next May, who's holding them to account for their role in all this?  So have we really freed ourselves from the real major decision makers? However I do concur with you, ya do da get what ya deserve.

While I don't disagree with you, the real decision makers in this case are those involved in Ulster GAA who have £207 million to build a stadium and who continue to fanny about. They aren't held to account either.

Pretty much spot on. And was anyone ever held to account? Nope. Our reps continued as nodding dogs, year after year after year.
We actually managed to free ourselves from those major decision makers, only to bring them straight back in in a different role. Sometimes ya get what ya deserve.