Scannal! TG4, Louth v Meath Leinster Final 2010

[BennyCake]

Just watched a recording of this.

Yer Louth man interviewed in the red tie made a bit of a tit of himself.

Interesting to hear about the atmosphere in the Meath dressing room afterwards.

[Highlander3]

Why what did it say about the atmosphere in the Meath dressing room?

[thejuice]

Didn't know about this must feach ar sin. Trevor Giles was on Laochra Gael as well which I missed too.

[BennyCake]

Sheridan after presentation did TV interviews, came into dressing room and let a roar out of him in celebration. Meath lads sat and looked at him in silence, more or less to say "catch yourself on Joe, we didn't deserve that".

None of the officials interviewed though. Strange that.

[ONeill]

Sheridan after presentation did TV interviews, came into dressing room and let a roar out of him in celebration.

That's just standard Meathian means of communication.

[From the Bunker]

Colm O'Rourke hit the nail on the head on the Sunday game saying that 'Louth had only themselves to blame for not being further in front coming into the closing minutes of the game. '

[ONeill]

JFK had only himself to blame for not having a bullet proof helmet on him.

[Itchy]

What ever became of Mr Sludden?

[giveballaghback]

What ever became of Mr Sludden?
He got a belt of a sledge.

[Farrandeelin]

Colm O'Rourke hit the nail on the head on the Sunday game saying that 'Louth had only themselves to blame for not being further in front coming into the closing minutes of the game. '

Stupid argument to agree with Bunker. And I'm sure the Meath dressingroom was 'we're innocent victims in all of this'.

[Il Bomber Destro]

I always found it funny how the outrage and attention turned straightaway to Sludden when the umpires were unquestionably more culpable for the decision.

[From the Bunker]

Colm O'Rourke hit the nail on the head on the Sunday game saying that 'Louth had only themselves to blame for not being further in front coming into the closing minutes of the game. '

Stupid argument to agree with Bunker. And I'm sure the Meath dressingroom was 'we're innocent victims in all of this'.

+1

[Hound]

Meath not offering a replay was very silly. All accounts say the County Board and players would have had no problem with offering it, but the manager was adamant against it.

[BennyCake]

Was it up to Meath though? And why would a team give up a cup they just won? The Leinster council should have stepped in and ordered a replay.

I wonder what would have happened had Louth fans began a sit down protest like Offaly fans did in 1998.

[thejuice]

I still wish we offered a replay even though I see the point hardstation is making.

We were looking comfortable at half time if I recall correctly. Another good lead we shouldn't have lost.