Replay: All Ireland SFC Final Dublin v Kerry Saturday 14/09/2019 @ 6pm

The Rooster · 10-09-2019 3:56pm

liosnagceann75 wrote: »

Your the fella who can't understand English. You seem to have a problem comprehending your own posts. Your nothing but a moaner.

Good boy. Keep up the lessons, you've a bit to go.

Poor ol gill will be here along shortly with another post you can thank! You're pure deadly at that.

liosnagceann75 · 10-09-2019 4:00pm

The Rooster wrote: »

Good boy. Keep up the lessons, you've a bit to go.

Poor ol gill will be here along shortly with another post you can thank! You're pure deadly at that.

Gaelic football is a contact sport. If you can't handle that why don't you just toddle off somewhere else like a good little boy

The Rooster · 10-09-2019 4:04pm

liosnagceann75 wrote: »

Gaelic football is a contact sport. If you can't handle that why don't you just toddle off somewhere else like a good little boy

You're some moaner. Everyone else here trying to give their views, but all you can contribute is whinging.

Have you an actual point to make, or are you just going to keep up with the moaning?

Poor_old_gill · 10-09-2019 4:06pm

The Rooster wrote: »

Again, you're trying to get contrary about nothing.

But that's my point - it was nothing so I'm not sure why you are hypothesizing that some foul play may have occurred.

You're starting to contradict yourself now- same as with your protection post

liosnagceann75 · 10-09-2019 4:09pm

The Rooster wrote: »

You're some moaner. Everyone else here trying to give their views, but all you can contribute is whinging.

Have you an actual point to make, or are you just going to keep up with the moaning?

No point in keeping this going with you. Kerry by 2 on Saturday. Ciarraí Abu.

The Rooster · 10-09-2019 4:12pm

Poor_old_gill wrote: »

But that's my point - it was nothing so I'm not sure why you are hypothesizing that some foul play may have occurred.

You're starting to contradict yourself now- same as with your protection post

Again, if you want to quote a post of mine where I complained about Gough please do.

If you want to quote a post of mine where I said Small was fouled, please do.

Otherwise, leave it alone and move on, and stop trying to make arguments where there are none. Leave the nonsense to the other lad.

Poor_old_gill · 10-09-2019 4:19pm

The Rooster wrote: »

Again, if you want to quote a post of mine where I complained about Gough please do.

If you want to quote a post of mine where I said Small was fouled, please do.

Otherwise, leave it alone and move on, and stop trying to make arguments where there are none. Leave the nonsense to the other lad.

You said that you hoped that Con & Mannion got the same protection as Clifford in the replay - this clearly implies that you think that they didnt the first day out (that's fairly clear).

You have raised the issue of the challenge on Small and said that you have watched it back but cant be sure whether there was foul play or not - clearly raising and issue and hypothesizing that something may have occurred when you then later state that it was nothing while also stating that it wasn't nothing.

You're going in circles to be fair and all I'm doing is pointing that out.

liosnagceann75 · 10-09-2019 4:23pm

Poor_old_gill wrote: »

You said that you hoped that Con & Mannion got the same protection as Clifford in the replay - this clearly implies that you think that they didnt the first day out (that's fairly clear).

You have raised the issue of the challenge on Small and said that you have watched it back but cant be sure whether there was foul play or not - clearly raising and issue and hypothesizing that something may have occurred when you then later state that it was nothing while also stating that it wasn't nothing.

You're going in circles to be fair and all I'm doing is pointing that out.

It's over his head. Your only wasting your time

The Rooster · 10-09-2019 4:37pm

Poor_old_gill wrote: »

You said that you hoped that Con & Mannion got the same protection as Clifford in the replay - this clearly implies that you think that they didnt the first day out (that's fairly clear).

You have raised the issue of the challenge on Small and said that you have watched it back but cant be sure whether there was foul play or not - clearly raising and issue and hypothesizing that something may have occurred when you then later state that it was nothing while also stating that it wasn't nothing.

You're going in circles to be fair and all I'm doing is pointing that out.

So you can't quote anything that backs up what you say. Just re-phrasing stuff to suit your agenda and imagining what I must have been thinking based on your own prejudices!

If you want to reply to direct posts from me, using my actual words and whole posts please do. Otherwise let's move on. The replay thread doesn't mean you keep putting up strawmen and keep knocking them over. The quare fella will keep thanking you for it, but the rest of board must find it quite tedious.

How about we talk about the actual replay...

SelmaHayek · 10-09-2019 5:16pm

Does anyone know where I can pick up tickets for this?

Doctors room ghost · 10-09-2019 5:20pm

Kerry to win it by 3 points.

C__MC · 10-09-2019 8:12pm

Is their unrest in the Dublin camp ?

Kerry media putting a spin on it?

Bonniedog · 10-09-2019 8:42pm

Surely Kerry are concentrating on the actual game rather than rumours of splits, lads not taking to one another, refs, venue, hotel prices, match time, and so on?

kerryscoob · 10-09-2019 8:44pm

Poor_old_gill wrote: »

Anything that happens cant technically be deemed to be nothing at all but in the context of foul play or misdemeanors committed then it was nothing at all - noone from Dublin even appealed for anything and there seemed to be absolutely nothing in it - Small didnt even appeal and he literally gives it the pained face appeal to every incident he is involved in.

As I said by even raising that as an issue - you are clutching

Well to be fair the umpires missed the penalty debacle so I’m not surprised they missed the tackle ðŸ˜œ

Gael85 · 10-09-2019 8:46pm

C__MC wrote: »

Is their unrest in the Dublin camp ?

Kerry media putting a spin on it?

Pat Spillane had the story. Must be true.

Kerrydude1981 · 10-09-2019 9:06pm

Bonniedog wrote: »

Surely Kerry are concentrating on the actual game rather than rumours of splits, lads not taking to one another, refs, venue, hotel prices, match time, and so on?

The most important people are the management and the players and I havent heard any of them say anything in interviews about any of them topics, so they must be concentrating on the game, they better be

Everything else is nonsense

Bonniedog · 10-09-2019 9:08pm

Congrats on your camogs by the way kerrydude.

Kerrydude1981 · 10-09-2019 9:12pm

Bonniedog wrote: »

Congrats on your camogs by the way kerrydude.

Cheers Bonniedog

Ya its was a mighty win,very committed bunch, hopefully now some money will be pumped into the game down here, the team had to fundraise themselves to get them to Croke Park, had a go fund me page set up and did a bucket collection before the county hurling final

revelino70 · 10-09-2019 10:37pm

Right, I'll stick my neck out here.. If you've read all the bickering posts about refereeing decisions on here, I'll say this - it's generally Dublin vs 31 when it comes down to it. When a dub commits a foul, the subtext is its thuggish or overly physical, when it's another team it's manly or over enthusiastic. Dublin are fitter and physically stronger ie, they can run about a bit but they're limited in the skills that true gaels have. It's part of the GAA narrative. As a dub it's infuriating listening to the RTÉ match commentary, every goal is forensically dissected to see a foul in the buildup, nearly every Dublin tackle is a potential foul while the mayo and kerry players et al hammer happily away at us. If kerry win on Saturday, good luck to them. Conor Lehane is a decent ref, but God help him in the last ten minutes of battle.

PTH2009 · 10-09-2019 11:28pm

I can see 2 ways about the result

Dublin to win well in the end or another draw after ET

What I love about this replay is the football final is back in its rightful date due to this replay

corny · 11-09-2019 7:49am

revelino70 wrote: »

Right, I'll stick my neck out here.. If you've read all the bickering posts about refereeing decisions on here, I'll say this - it's generally Dublin vs 31 when it comes down to it. When a dub commits a foul, the subtext is its thuggish or overly physical, when it's another team it's manly or over enthusiastic. Dublin are fitter and physically stronger ie, they can run about a bit but they're limited in the skills that true gaels have. It's part of the GAA narrative. As a dub it's infuriating listening to the RTmatch commentary, every goal is forensically dissected to see a foul in the buildup, nearly every Dublin tackle is a potential foul while the mayo and kerry players et al hammer happily away at us. If kerry win on Saturday, good luck to them. Conor Lehane is a decent ref, but God help him in the last ten minutes of battle.

He's a decent hurler too.:D

dunnerc · 11-09-2019 8:45am

No harm in dreaming &#55357;&#56841;

revelino70 · 11-09-2019 8:46am

corny wrote: »

He's a decent hurler too.:D

Whoops! Tired and emotional when I postedðŸ˜´ Conor Lane obviously. But I won't argue, Lehane is a handy hurlerðŸ˜

SelmaHayek · 11-09-2019 9:56am

revelino70 wrote: »

Right, I'll stick my neck out here.. If you've read all the bickering posts about refereeing decisions on here, I'll say this - it's generally Dublin vs 31 when it comes down to it. When a dub commits a foul, the subtext is its thuggish or overly physical, when it's another team it's manly or over enthusiastic. Dublin are fitter and physically stronger ie, they can run about a bit but they're limited in the skills that true gaels have. It's part of the GAA narrative. As a dub it's infuriating listening to the RTÉ match commentary, every goal is forensically dissected to see a foul in the buildup, nearly every Dublin tackle is a potential foul while the mayo and kerry players et al hammer happily away at us. If kerry win on Saturday, good luck to them. Conor Lehane is a decent ref, but God help him in the last ten minutes of battle.

This is nonsense. There's as many anti Kerry people as anti Dubs in the country. And the victim complex doesn't work. You play nearly every game at home and have millions of euros handed to you. That's a real vicious campaign against you alright. If we had the same as that, we'd be going for 10 in a row.

Poor_old_gill · 11-09-2019 10:45am

SelmaHayek wrote: »

This is nonsense. There's as many anti Kerry people as anti Dubs in the country. And the victim complex doesn't work. You play nearly every game at home and have millions of euros handed to you. That's a real vicious campaign against you alright. If we had the same as that, we'd be going for 10 in a row.

The county that have won 4 in a row, who have 40% of the population, over 50% of the games funding and get to play nearly every game at home - have a victim complex!

If you tried to explain it to a non Irish person they would think you crazy. It’s a fascinating insight into the psyche of certain Dublin fans.

It’s the Rangersification of a certain element of Dublin fans

technocrat · 11-09-2019 11:06am

revelino70 wrote: »

Right, I'll stick my neck out here.. If you've read all the bickering posts about refereeing decisions on here, I'll say this - it's generally Dublin vs 31 when it comes down to it. When a dub commits a foul, the subtext is its thuggish or overly physical, when it's another team it's manly or over enthusiastic. Dublin are fitter and physically stronger ie, they can run about a bit but they're limited in the skills that true gaels have. It's part of the GAA narrative. As a dub it's infuriating listening to the RTÉ match commentary, every goal is forensically dissected to see a foul in the buildup, nearly every Dublin tackle is a potential foul while the mayo and kerry players et al hammer happily away at us. If kerry win on Saturday, good luck to them. Conor Lehane is a decent ref, but God help him in the last ten minutes of battle.

Persecution complex in full flow!

I listened to a lot of post match analysis on Newstalk and the commentators were glowing in their praise for McCaffteys goal while also fair on Cooper and his deservedly sending off.

I read here a few days ago that Dublin have had a player red carded in the last 3 AI so that's hardly the media's fault.

revelino70 · 11-09-2019 11:10am

Poor_old_gill wrote: »

The county that have won 4 in a row, who have 40% of the population, over 50% of the games funding and get to play nearly every game at home - have a victim complex!

If you tried to explain it to a non Irish person they would think you crazy. It’s a fascinating insight into the psyche of certain Dublin fans.

It’s the Rangersification of a certain element of Dublin fans

Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not after you:) it's not victimhood at all, it's a fact of GAA life we've always had to put up with. Long before funding came along, it was there. GAA is not mandatory for every citizen of the capital like it is in many areas of rural Ireland, there's plenty of other sports for people to play. And WTF are you bringing Rangers into it for? That's a rabid comment if ever there was one.

gormdubhgorm · 11-09-2019 11:30am

Poor_old_gill wrote: »

The county that have won 4 in a row, who have 40% of the population, over 50% of the games funding and get to play nearly every game at home - have a victim complex!

If you tried to explain it to a non Irish person they would think you crazy. It’s a fascinating insight into the psyche of certain Dublin fans.

It’s the Rangersification of a certain element of Dublin fans

revelino70 wrote: »

Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not after you:) it's not victimhood at all, it's a fact of GAA life we've always had to put up with. Long before funding came along, it was there. GAA is not mandatory for every citizen of the capital like it is in many areas of rural Ireland, there's plenty of other sports for people to play. And WTF are you bringing Rangers into it for? That's a rabid comment if ever there was one.

I think he/she means Liffey Valley Rangers FC who play in the leinster senior league? Maybe poor old gill has inside info on the the Dublin players shopping in Liffey Valley, or getting freebies from the shopping centre?

I hope that the two of ya get tickets for the AI final replay, wouldn't it be some craic of you ended up sitting beside each other?

Poor_old_gill · 11-09-2019 11:38am

revelino70 wrote: »

Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not after you:) it's not victimhood at all, it's a fact of GAA life we've always had to put up with. Long before funding came along, it was there. GAA is not mandatory for every citizen of the capital like it is in many areas of rural Ireland, there's plenty of other sports for people to play. And WTF are you bringing Rangers into it for? That's a rabid comment if ever there was one.

Rangers fans are known for having a 'noone like us, we dont care' attitude while simultaneously being the establishment club in Scotland.
It's oxymoronical - similar to the Dublin victimhood!

Any dislike that is shown to Dublin should be seen as a positive - if they weren't good then noone would care

Poor_old_gill · 11-09-2019 11:39am

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

I think he/she means Liffey Valley Rangers FC who play in the leinster senior league? Maybe poor old gill has inside info on the the Dublin players shopping in Liffey Valley, or getting freebies from the shopping centre?

I hope that the two of ya get tickets for the AI final replay, wouldn't it be some craic of you ended up sitting beside each other?

I get enough grief from my Dub other half

Replay: All Ireland SFC Final Dublin v Kerry Saturday 14/09/2019 @ 6pm

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