All-Ireland Senior Football Quarter-Final: Monaghan v Tyrone - 3/8/2013 5pm Croke Par

Frankie Lee

Terrible decision.

ShamoBuc

Cavanagh is blessed not to get a red for that.

Nailz

There goes Monaghan's advantage. Kieran Hughes will be a massive miss in that forward line.

Not the first time Sean Cavanagh has done that, lucky boy.

Brendan97

Cavanagh should be sent off, that must be the 4/5th rugby tackle

Johner

Cavanagh is very dirty!

Mr.Crinklewood

Yellow for me, it's not soccer.

68Murph68

ShamoBuc wrote: »

Cavanagh is blessed not to get a red for that.

Spot on decision by the rule book.

Tobyglen

Goes to show what an embarrassment the GAA is, no red card for the most cynical foul possible. This is a horrible game of football between 2 teams who simply have no class.

Neeson

I think Cavanagh is the Suarez of Gaelic football.

Good but filthy.

Hulk Hands

Hulk Hands wrote: »

They're nowhere near good enough to win the All Ireland. Mayo will take them apart if they make it to the semis, and you couldnt see them beating Donegal if they play either

Many thought Monaghan werent good enough to beat Donegal either. Mayo havent been tested yet and Donegals vulnerabilities were shown in the Ulster final so anything can happen on the day.

14 v 14 now. Cavanagh and Tyrone lucky there

Frankie Lee

Donnelly threw the ball to Harte there.

Duckworth_Luas

Not rugby either

intellectual dosser

Tobyglen wrote: »

This is a horrible game of football between 2 teams who simply have no class.

The football isnt the best (neither are the conditions) but as a contest and spectacle I think its fairly gripping.

Tobyglen

Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »

Yellow for me, it's not soccer.

It's even more cynical. Complain about cynical play in soccer but GAA football is worse.

Mr.Crinklewood

Johner wrote: »

Cavanagh is very dirty!

In the same position would you want one of your players to sit back so a goal is most likely scored?

Nailz

Neeson wrote: »

I think Cavanagh is the Suarez of Gaelic football.

Good but filthy.

Ah that's very harsh, he's more like a latter day Paul Scholes, lacks the legs and tackles badly to compensate.

Tobyglen

intellectual dosser wrote: »

The football isnt the best (neither are the conditions) but as a contest and spectacle I think its fairly gripping.

Puke football.

Diabhal Beag

"Dick came in very hard there". I'm a child.

kupus

ffs

Mr.Crinklewood

Tobyglen wrote: »

It's even more cynical. Complain about cynical play in soccer but GAA football is worse.

... But it's the rules. In my opinion the rule should say red, but they don't.

Seems half of Croke Park don't know the rules.

Neeson

Neeson wrote: »

I think Cavanagh is the Suarez of Gaelic football.

Good but filthy.

Johner wrote: »

Cavanagh is very dirty!

I think we'd all do the same thing as Cavanagh did if we had to in that scenario. Had Monaghan got the goal there it would have been a huge psychological shot in the arm at a crucial point of the game

Frankie Lee

How did Dessie not get a free there.

brandon_flowers

Why can't Ger Canning just saw Gollogly?

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Tobyglen wrote: »

Puke football.

Oh yes, that old chestnut

spiritcrusher

This is grim stuff. Just terrible. It is tense though, I'll give it that.

Mr.Crinklewood

Frankie Lee wrote: »

How did Dessie not get a free there.

It's the biased GAA not wanting an Ulster team to progress.

Frankie Lee

That looked over

Frankie Lee

Frankie Lee wrote: »

That looked over

Didnt even go to Hawkeye though in fairness. Surely any doubt and they would have or the media would have slaughtered them during the coming week

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Frankie Lee wrote: »

That looked over

What's the story with Hawk Eye? Does it have to be requested by the umpire?

Mr.Crinklewood

Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »

It's the biased GAA not wanting an Ulster team to progress.

Might be a little hard to prevent it in this scenario