EXCLUSIVE NEWS: Tyrone GAA - SoN is Back!

[SidelineKick]

whats it to you whether he picks up his medal or not?  What business is it of yours or anyone else's? What debate is there ? If this what you call a topic for discussion, i'd hate to consider something you don't consider worthy of discussion.

Then feel free not to add anything to it 

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

whats it to you whether he picks up his medal or not?  What business is it of yours or anyone else's? What debate is there ? If this what you call a topic for discussion, i'd hate to consider something you don't consider worthy of discussion.

Agreed, all rather pathetic.

[Onion Bag]

whats it to you whether he picks up his medal or not?  What business is it of yours or anyone else's? What debate is there ? If this what you call a topic for discussion, i'd hate to consider something you don't consider worthy of discussion.

Go back to bed INDIANA, think you are a wee bit grumpy today, jasus yous Tyrone lads are very easy to wind up,

[SidelineKick]

7 Ulster titles from last 9 10 and an All Ireland.  Big game bottlers alright 

I'll try to break this to you gently: ULSTER GAMES ARE NOT THAT BIG OF GAMES! *


* I failed!

Yeah pathetic alright 

[supersarsfields]

Well the interview is on line now lads so fill your boots.




http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/7752484.stm

[supersarsfields]

well I think he comes across very well outa that interview. You can kinda see were he's coming from in not taking the medal as he believes he didn't earn it. I suppose accepting one this year might have devalued the other ones he has.

kudos to our own Aileen Moynagh for the interview, daughter of Mickey Moynagh.

[ardmhachaabu]

I agree he does seem sound, but why doesn't he just bloody take it. He's bound to have known it would get reported so to save any hassle he should have accepted it and stuck it in a drawer (or on ebay).

No one would have raised any sort of issue with him taking it in the first place without all this balls!

I admire him for what he has done.  He made a decision based on his own humility and more importantly, he has stuck to it.

Fair play to him and at that, I hope now he gets a third one, legitimately in his eyes

[SidelineKick]

Hold on a minute lads, I have a couple of impressive medals that I got from playing zero minutes of football, but I was part of the panel.  I added nothing to those succeses, should I give them back?  Or was I wrong to accept them?  Technically I didn't "earn" them either.

[ziggysego]

Watson did have to slip David Healy into a GAA piece didn't he! ONeill spoke well.

[Frankie Boy]

No sidelinekick. You don't have to hand anything back but you can if you want.

[SidelineKick]

  Thanks Frankie Boy, I think I'll keep them.  You're the best!

[Frankie Boy]

Maybe Stevie and medals is like you and red wine. He hates taking them but sometimes he has no choice. ha ha.

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

7 Ulster titles from last 9 10 and an All Ireland.  Big game bottlers alright 

I'll try to break this to you gently: ULSTER GAMES ARE NOT THAT BIG OF GAMES! *


* I failed!

Yeah pathetic alright 

Erm, you mean to say that you do think that Ulster games are as big as All-Ireland games? 

[supersarsfields]

Sideline what is it your saying? Are you trying to say Son wants the attention regarding not accepting the medal. I'd say nothing could be further from the truth. He made a personal decision that he felt he didn't derserve a medal.  That's it. And I can understand that, he seems really annoyed about his performance. So to read anything more into than that seems to be looking for something that's not there.

[Down Gael]

Fair play to SON, it was the correct decision.