Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

[RedHand88]

Galbally have launched an appeal on their loss. Not to be surprised from a cowardly club trying to scrape back some dignity. Any other club would take thier medicine. Galbally had 3/4 chances to put that game out of reach. Embarrassing going to the CCC

Just saw that. What happened that they're annoyed about?

Where have you seen this?

Teamtalk. I heard it's in relation to a galbally point that was ruled as a trillick free after the referee consulted with the linesman.

Its a bit sad and desperate to be honest. Considering they were 7(?) up with 20mins to go, they should be pointing the finger closer to home.

[Armagh4sam2024]

Galbally have launched an appeal on their loss. Not to be surprised from a cowardly club trying to scrape back some dignity. Any other club would take thier medicine. Galbally had 3/4 chances to put that game out of reach. Embarrassing going to the CCC

Just saw that. What happened that they're annoyed about?

The heated seats on the subs bench weren't working apparently..

[White Goodman]

BREAKING NEWS

After the recently drawn quarter final draw of the tyrone senior championship, Galbally have decided to retract their appeal.

[Winthebreak]

lol , @ white Goodman.

[RedhandEastie]

Someone needs to tell Tiarnan McCann this isn't the Jim Devlin Cup. It's Tyrone Senior Championship, coming on with 10 minutes left and floating about like a fairy and 10points down.

[Weegortinjoe]

Killyclogher lmao

[tyroneStatto]

Galbally have some cheek. Trillick kicked a wide last year in 2nd half at Carrickmore and Sean Hurson gave a 2 pointer. Was sitting close to it and if not given would have meant Dungannon"s last play would have been for a winner.

[thebigfullforward]

Galbally have launched an appeal on their loss. Not to be surprised from a cowardly club trying to scrape back some dignity. Any other club would take thier medicine. Galbally had 3/4 chances to put that game out of reach. Embarrassing going to the CCC

Just saw that. What happened that they're annoyed about?

Think the point that was taken off them because a Galbally player tripped up a Trillick player in the build up that the ref didn't see at first but the linesman called it back

[thebigfullforward]

Galbally have launched an appeal on their loss. Not to be surprised from a cowardly club trying to scrape back some dignity. Any other club would take thier medicine. Galbally had 3/4 chances to put that game out of reach. Embarrassing going to the CCC

Just saw that. What happened that they're annoyed about?

Where have you seen this?

Teamtalk. I heard it's in relation to a galbally point that was ruled as a trillick free after the referee consulted with the linesman.

Its a bit sad and desperate to be honest. Considering they were 7(?) up with 20mins to go, they should be pointing the finger closer to home.

And the fact that they had chances to win the game too and couldn't take them. Should be laughed out of the room

[blewuporstuffed]

Galbally have launched an appeal on their loss. Not to be surprised from a cowardly club trying to scrape back some dignity. Any other club would take thier medicine. Galbally had 3/4 chances to put that game out of reach. Embarrassing going to the CCC

Just saw that. What happened that they're annoyed about?

Think the point that was taken off them because a Galbally player tripped up a Trillick player in the build up that the ref didn't see at first but the linesman called it back

I can understand their frustration at the call, but not sure that any appeal would really stand up. If we start allowing appeals on wrong refereeing decisions we are on a slippery slope.

[tyrone08]

Galbally have launched an appeal on their loss. Not to be surprised from a cowardly club trying to scrape back some dignity. Any other club would take thier medicine. Galbally had 3/4 chances to put that game out of reach. Embarrassing going to the CCC

Just saw that. What happened that they're annoyed about?

Think the point that was taken off them because a Galbally player tripped up a Trillick player in the build up that the ref didn't see at first but the linesman called it back

I can understand their frustration at the call, but not sure that any appeal would really stand up. If we start allowing appeals on wrong refereeing decisions we are on a slippery slope.

Sounds like it was the right decision in the end. If it was a trip then it was the correct call not to give it.

[Million]

Galbally have launched an appeal on their loss. Not to be surprised from a cowardly club trying to scrape back some dignity. Any other club would take thier medicine. Galbally had 3/4 chances to put that game out of reach. Embarrassing going to the CCC

Just saw that. What happened that they're annoyed about?

Think the point that was taken off them because a Galbally player tripped up a Trillick player in the build up that the ref didn't see at first but the linesman called it back

I can understand their frustration at the call, but not sure that any appeal would really stand up. If we start allowing appeals on wrong refereeing decisions we are on a slippery slope.

Sounds like it was the right decision in the end. If it was a trip then it was the correct call not to give it.

Ah seemed like a fairly soft middle of the field incident which the linesman doesn't really need to get involved with.
The line and ref are wired up, so why would you let Galbally attack and score and then go through that... can understand the frustration, however appeal going nowhere probs

[The Bearded One]

Are we now in a place where every game and refereeing decision is under the scrutiny of post match video analysis?

The point was disallowed due to a communication between the line official and the referee. The referee has made his decision on this basis and the game concludes.

"Referees decision is final".

Now apparently it's not final and Galbally feel they have a case. I am not offering any opinion on whether that is right or wrong, Galbally feel they have a right to appeal so let that work itself out.

But where does this end? A club thinks a player should have been sent off but he wasn't, the ref sees it and issues a yellow. The player in question kicks the winning score but the subsequent video clearly shows he should have been red carded, the ref made a mistake. What now? Appeal it on the grounds the referee made a mistake?

[ClubScene13]

Can't be appealing objective decisions... that's going nowhere. Don't even think the players would have signed off on that one

[oakleafgael]

Would have to say,apart from the ending of the Dungannon v Loughmacrory game, the general standard has been v poor.