The Gaelic Football Thread

[greengrass]

Some game in club final

 

[jams]

Conor glass is a legend

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

Well that was well worth a black card, fair play to Glen

 

[greengrass]

Conor glass is a legend

One of the greatest displays I've seen. Unbelievable

 

[WCJoe]

Unbelievable performance.

 

[don]

fantastic win and deserved, just a pity about that last incident, deliberate foul and meaningless black card wins the match. When GAA were bringing in the black card they had a chance to make a meaningful rule. The way to disincentiveise any deliberate foul is to make the punishemnt meaningful ie a penalty kick or at least a free kick in front of the goal.

 

[Shabby]

fantastic win and deserved, just a pity about that last incident, deliberate foul and meaningless black card wins the match. When GAA were bringing in the black card they had a chance to make a meaningful rule. The way to disincentiveise any deliberate foul is to make the punishemnt meaningful ie a penalty kick or at least a free kick in front of the goal.

Yes, the rule still doesn’t stop the really important deliberate pull downs. The black card meant nothing at that point. A free in front of the goal would have been a bigger punishment. The rule is very grey in general.

Brigids were the better team IMO but conceded goals at the worst of times, the second of which was a major error of judgement by the keeper.

 

[Geno]

Agree 100% ... Brigids were the better footballing team and should have seen out the game but for a serious lapse in conceding the second goal ... their number 13 ..MOM

 

[jimmym]

Dubs look very sharp.

 

[Crankycorner]

Why have Kerry selected 15 Cork footballers to play Dublin tonight