Just re-watching the game. Ewan McKenna is right the penalty that Tyrone were awarded was dubious enough too.
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Correct. The first one was not a pen but the one not given was. Even.
I wouldn’t be overly worried about O’Shea. O’Carroll has very rarely been cleaned out in a one on one contest. Expect to see Cian O’Sullivan dropping back even deeper to assist him.
Seriously worried about MDMA and Flynn’s form. Dublin half forward line need to put Mayo half backs on the back foot and I don’t think Flynn is playing at a level at the moment to do that. Fenton has not been seriously tested yet in midfield and will need a strong MDMA beside him. Bastick could possibly start in this regard.
I still fancy Dublin to sneak it by 2 points. I think Rock will play a big part in the win if he nails his frees which I think he will do.
If the tyrone lad hadn’t grabbed o mahonys shirt and then dived to the ground he would have got his penalty possibly.
You need to sort your life out
I’m just that bored.
How have Tyrone 6 chances?
Marc O Se.'s block wasn’t really much of a chance and I felt it was over blown at the time. Kerry were well covered. The penalty was far from a chance and the decision not to give that long streak of piss a penalty wasn’t next or near clear cut either.
The ball not given to McCurry was clearly a missed opportunity. All others were “maybe’s” at best. Tyrone lack of support was a problem and some of those “chances” could have at least been points on recycles. But they weren’t brave enough to attack at that rate particularly in first half.
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The two penalty incidents are clear chances if they’re not fouled.
The O’Se block is a clear overload and pass was made too early but still a great opening.
Bradley and McAliskey ones are gilt edged and McCann really should be putting his one away.
I’d say Kevin would try to argue that at least 75% of the goals scored in the championship this year did not involve “chances”.
What are you on about?
Forgot the one the keeper saved. Definitely a chance too. Excellent save
Neither penalty was a clearcut chance. I actually think Kerry defended a bit naively in both cases
Of course they were if not fouled, they’re both one on one with the keeper and are fouled from behind.
What a bitter man you are.
Tyrone’s confidence in front of goal was summarised to me by the lad standing closest to whoever was fouled for the penalty. Standing no more than 3-4 yards away and unmarked he ran 20 yards out of the way to protest to the ref rather than taking a handpass and making use of the advantage rule.
Why would you want a more difficult chance?
I think the panicked fouling Kerry resorted to showed you their fear of Tyrone running at them.
Sure if nothing came of it he had a penalty to fall back on. Anyone in an opponents square who runs away from an opportunity like that shouldn’t be on the pitch in the first place. Kerry defence was stretched from what I remember and would have been easy enough for them to recycle and score.
Deegan was awarding the penalty regardless of protests so that’s not an excuse either.
bizarre post by Mac
I stand over my spilling error
The advantage rule is not a free shot rule, you imbecile. If the referee does play the advantage and McAliskey has a goal chance and misses then he shouldn’t be calling it back.
are you really this dumb?
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You’re the one arguing facts, pal.