NFL Division 1 2024

[tbrick18]

I hear that Tyrone's appeal against Sundays red card was thrown out.

That's a surprise.
Honestly thought at the time it was a yellow card and he had been sent off on a second yellow.
On that basis I thought it was fair, but I'm not sure it was a straight red.
Was it him was sent off against Derry for kicking? Last year or year before maybe?

[trailer]

I wanted to keep a log of all this years decisions that go against Tyrone but the junta that runs this board deleted the thread. Yet another example of the Anti Tyrone bias across the GAA.

[Rossfan]

Wasn't that red for hitting someone in the handbags after.
McCormack, our no 7, got a yellow after it too.

[Derryman forever]

I wanted to keep a log of all this years decisions that go against Tyrone but the junta that runs this board deleted the thread. Yet another example of the Anti Tyrone bias across the GAA.

"THE JUNTA"
You could stage a coup.
Not one of those bloodless varieties, keep it interesting.

[imtommygunn]

I've read this a few times but I'd have thought if this was the case TV cameras would have caught it and it'd have been replayed but I didn't see it?

[tyrone08]

I wanted to keep a log of all this years decisions that go against Tyrone but the junta that runs this board deleted the thread. Yet another example of the Anti Tyrone bias across the GAA.

Was wondering where that thread went to. Actually is a good idea to keep a record of all strange decisions throughout the year for all teams

[Estimator]

I've read this a few times but I'd have thought if this was the case TV cameras would have caught it and it'd have been replayed but I didn't see it?

There was a short replay of the afters before he was given the red, looked like a bit of a schmozzle between Conn and a couple of players, but wasn't really conclusive either. Would've need to see it a few times to make out what actually happened.

https://www.tg4.ie/en/player/categories/sport-tv-player/play/?pid=6345776284112&title=T%C3%ADr%20Eoghain%20v%20Ros%20Com%C3%A1in&series=GAA%20Beo&genre=Sport&pcode=682043

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Handbags. Nothing more, but the linesman is there with a good view as well, have to think whatever he said had an impact on the red card.

[Armagh18]

That's a disgrace of a red card and 100% should have been overturned. Typical when theres actually an appeal that had merit it failed

[tyrone08]

I've read this a few times but I'd have thought if this was the case TV cameras would have caught it and it'd have been replayed but I didn't see it?

There was a short replay of the afters before he was given the red, looked like a bit of a schmozzle between Conn and a couple of players, but wasn't really conclusive either. Would've need to see it a few times to make out what actually happened.

https://www.tg4.ie/en/player/categories/sport-tv-player/play/?pid=6345776284112&title=T%C3%ADr%20Eoghain%20v%20Ros%20Com%C3%A1in&series=GAA%20Beo&genre=Sport&pcode=682043

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Handbags. Nothing more, but the linesman is there with a good view as well, have to think whatever he said had an impact on the red card.

What is strange is the first player who jumped in to push conn should have been given a red for becoming the 3 man. At the end there were 3 men pushing conn

[Armagh18]

I've read this a few times but I'd have thought if this was the case TV cameras would have caught it and it'd have been replayed but I didn't see it?

There was a short replay of the afters before he was given the red, looked like a bit of a schmozzle between Conn and a couple of players, but wasn't really conclusive either. Would've need to see it a few times to make out what actually happened.

https://www.tg4.ie/en/player/categories/sport-tv-player/play/?pid=6345776284112&title=T%C3%ADr%20Eoghain%20v%20Ros%20Com%C3%A1in&series=GAA%20Beo&genre=Sport&pcode=682043

Go to  1:08.30
Handbags. Nothing more, but the linesman is there with a good view as well, have to think whatever he said had an impact on the red card.

What is strange is the first player who jumped in to push conn should have been given a red for becoming the 3 man. At the end there were 3 men pushing conn

Ah come on

[trailer]

I've read this a few times but I'd have thought if this was the case TV cameras would have caught it and it'd have been replayed but I didn't see it?

There was a short replay of the afters before he was given the red, looked like a bit of a schmozzle between Conn and a couple of players, but wasn't really conclusive either. Would've need to see it a few times to make out what actually happened.

https://www.tg4.ie/en/player/categories/sport-tv-player/play/?pid=6345776284112&title=T%C3%ADr%20Eoghain%20v%20Ros%20Com%C3%A1in&series=GAA%20Beo&genre=Sport&pcode=682043

Go to  1:08.30
Handbags. Nothing more, but the linesman is there with a good view as well, have to think whatever he said had an impact on the red card.

What is strange is the first player who jumped in to push conn should have been given a red for becoming the 3 man. At the end there were 3 men pushing conn

This is what Tyrone player got the line for against Armagh. The GAA and referees aren't even trying to hide it anymore. When Dublin and Kerry kicked the shite out of each other last year it was held up as men going toe to toe with no quarter given. But If Tyrone is involved it is disgraceful unsavoury scenes that have no place in our game.

Kilpatrick's red card - An Lár Choiste Cheannais na gComortaisí took Disciplinary Action against Conn Mac Giolla Phádraig, alleging a breach of Riail 7.2 (b), Category III, T.O. 2023, that is to say, "Behaving in any way which is dangerous to an opponent".

Just watch this weekend and let's see how many times players from other counties are sent off for this infraction.

f**king scandalous.

[Armagh18]

Was the Tyrone players not given reds against us for dangerous neck high moves in the bit of handbags that day? Not that I thought any of them were even close to a red card in fairness to ye.

[RoundBall]

I've read this a few times but I'd have thought if this was the case TV cameras would have caught it and it'd have been replayed but I didn't see it?

There was a short replay of the afters before he was given the red, looked like a bit of a schmozzle between Conn and a couple of players, but wasn't really conclusive either. Would've need to see it a few times to make out what actually happened.

https://www.tg4.ie/en/player/categories/sport-tv-player/play/?pid=6345776284112&title=T%C3%ADr%20Eoghain%20v%20Ros%20Com%C3%A1in&series=GAA%20Beo&genre=Sport&pcode=682043

Go to  1:08.30
Handbags. Nothing more, but the linesman is there with a good view as well, have to think whatever he said had an impact on the red card.

What is strange is the first player who jumped in to push conn should have been given a red for becoming the 3 man. At the end there were 3 men pushing conn

This is what Tyrone player got the line for against Armagh. The GAA and referees aren't even trying to hide it anymore. When Dublin and Kerry kicked the shite out of each other last year it was held up as men going toe to toe with no quarter given. But If Tyrone is involved it is disgraceful unsavoury scenes that have no place in our game.

Kilpatrick's red card - An Lár Choiste Cheannais na gComortaisí took Disciplinary Action against Conn Mac Giolla Phádraig, alleging a breach of Riail 7.2 (b), Category III, T.O. 2023, that is to say, "Behaving in any way which is dangerous to an opponent".

Just watch this weekend and let's see how many times players from other counties are sent off for this infraction.

f**king scandalous.

Spot on, the usual bullsh*t Tyrone have to contend with, it's far from paranoia and at this stage not even surprising anymore! We may live in hope that Gough doesn't manage to pass this fitness test for he's well past his biannual due date to dish us out another few suspensions...

[Mikhailov]

Wasn't that red for hitting someone in the handbags after.
McCormack, our no 7, got a yellow after it too.

McCormack didn't get a yellow. It was Michael McKernan got the yellow.

Him and Kilpatrick must have been hitting each other 🙄

[Dabh]

I've read this a few times but I'd have thought if this was the case TV cameras would have caught it and it'd have been replayed but I didn't see it?

There was a short replay of the afters before he was given the red, looked like a bit of a schmozzle between Conn and a couple of players, but wasn't really conclusive either. Would've need to see it a few times to make out what actually happened.

https://www.tg4.ie/en/player/categories/sport-tv-player/play/?pid=6345776284112&title=T%C3%ADr%20Eoghain%20v%20Ros%20Com%C3%A1in&series=GAA%20Beo&genre=Sport&pcode=682043

Go to  1:08.30
Handbags. Nothing more, but the linesman is there with a good view as well, have to think whatever he said had an impact on the red card.

What is strange is the first player who jumped in to push conn should have been given a red for becoming the 3 man. At the end there were 3 men pushing conn

This is what Tyrone player got the line for against Armagh. The GAA and referees aren't even trying to hide it anymore. When Dublin and Kerry kicked the shite out of each other last year it was held up as men going toe to toe with no quarter given. But If Tyrone is involved it is disgraceful unsavoury scenes that have no place in our game.

Kilpatrick's red card - An Lár Choiste Cheannais na gComortaisí took Disciplinary Action against Conn Mac Giolla Phádraig, alleging a breach of Riail 7.2 (b), Category III, T.O. 2023, that is to say, "Behaving in any way which is dangerous to an opponent".

Just watch this weekend and let's see how many times players from other counties are sent off for this infraction.

f**king scandalous.

https://www.rte.ie/player/series/saturday-gaa-live/10001784-00-0000?epguid=IH10003532-24-0001
Go to 43.24 ( or 16.52 on Game Clock) if you can stomach the RTE player

same type of tackle IMO .. thou tackler had more time to 'line' it up .

Never would consider either a red or even worthy of a yellow on there own