whats great about it everyone bar maghery & ballymacnab wanted a crossmaglen vs st patricks finalGreat semi final draw
Result of the seeding system, great semi-final tho and this may be the first season in a long time where there is 4 genuine contenders left.Has there ever been 4 quarter finals so one sided? It’s clear to see who the 4 best teams are this year. Should be close semi finals
Cullyhanna won't make the same mistake twiceWhat’s the chances of a repeat of two years ago? Cullyhanna beat cross and lose the final
Yeah it’s good to see an open championship at this stage. Hard to pick a winner, but Cross just stand out for me because they’ve done it so many times beforeResult of the seeding system, great semi-final tho and this may be the first season in a long time where there is 4 genuine contenders left.
5th,6th,7th OctoberWhen are these likely to be played
.... our only hope is that you beat cullyhanna in the semi and get about 5 men suspended in the process
Anyone see what Grimley's red was for?
Was only a matter of yards away and I didn't see it, as my eye-line followed the ball that had been laid off. However, members of the group I was in, and who witnessed what happened, actually disagreed on the severity of the punishment - some thought it was a clear red card, others thought it was harsh. What they all agreed on though was that his actions, which were witnessed by the linesman, forced the referee to make a decision.
It was also nice of one member of the crowd to make his way from the stand, in a controlled manner, around to the far side of the pitch, to launch a foul mouthed tirade at the linesman for having the temerity to advise the ref of what he had seen, notwithstanding the fact that the linesman was probably seventy yards closer to the incident than our friend from the stand.
I've asked it before and it still baffles me - who would be a referee / linesman?
It seems and I'm quoting rather than actually witnessing as others have said, that he made contact with his knee after he was held or tripped. Again varying degrees of agreement on the severity with most leaning towards a bit harsh and a yellow may have been adequate. Unfortunately the rule is "to strike or attempt to strike........" so the rule seems to have been applied properly. Unfortunately I doubt even if he had stayed on the field that the result would have been affected. May have been a better game and a closer scoreline, but the result would have been the same. Maghery were just so much quicker in attack and getting back to defence. The biggest impact Niall was having was around the middle and free taking.Anyone see what Grimley's red was for?