I donât fail to understand it. Im pointing out tgat its completely idiotic to claim it.
If a team play a well and gets a last minute point to draw it it does not mean it was a fluke result. If they get a hammering in the replay this does not change that fact at all.
I havenât seen one person who follows GAA on here agree with you. That should tell you something.
The vodka buddy? Whatâs a vodka buddy?
It does if the rematch ends up in a one sided hammering. What does that say?
The All Ireland replay last year wasnât a one-sided hammering. How does that make the drawn game worthless?
Youâre changing tack again.
Yes.
Mayo lost.
So now youâre saying all draws are irrelevant to the losing team in the replay and render the drawn game pointless?
Youâre saying that.
Itâs quite clear what Iâve said but Iâve already alluded to your lack of comprehensions skills. Nonetheless, I will repeat again.
A draw is worthless if you lose the replay. It serves no purpose other than to prolong defeat.
If you get hammered in a replay, it puts the perspective on the draw game being a fluke result and that there was actually a sizable gap between the teams.
Hope that helps your confusion in misintepreting two separate, unconnected statements.
No its when one line is enough
No, itâs when you get angry after your limitations are exposed and youâre made feel inferior. A bit like a lad getting himself sent off when his team are being destroyed. Thatâs you.
But youâve used draws to highlight the competitiveness of the Ulster Championship before, desoute the underdogs losing the replay by a small margin.
This is a complete backtrack.
No I havenât.
Lies.
You have completely outdone yourself i pure dumbness in recent weeks. Carry on.
Precisely.
Pretty much post after post from you has made claims that I have said things I have clearly not.
I think itâs time for you to stop misrepresenting what I said because youâve been well and truly beaten here.
I have not used draws to highlight competitiveness in Ulster, I have used closely contested matches to do so. The bottom line is that generally youâve needed to be at close to your best from May in Ulster as there are plenty of examples of teams getting caught cold and suffering scares.
Another one.
Are you 12?
Scares like boogieman scares?
You are an unbelieve pillock.
A real real sad case
There have been three examples of scares since 2012.
Three potential scares in five years in the Ulster Championship.
You Sir, are completely in denial.
Ahead of the game tomorrow Iâm expecting a Donegal win, obviously enough.
The only way I can see Tyrone winning is if they manage to strangle the life out of the game with their brand of anti-football. If that happens it will be low scoring and as dull as last year.
I reckon weâll see at least two black cards from Tyrone, possibly a player from each team sent after two yellows.
Hugh McFadden will most likely sit in in top of the Tyrone goal. I can see Ryan McHugh and Ciaran Thompson having a field day. I canât see where the Tyrone scores will come from other than Sean Cavanagh or Harte. Thry have had trouble scoring goals against Donegal. I also expect McCarron and McBrearty to start and mark each other.
Donegal by three points.
Three examples of scares outside for the top three sides since 2012 outside those teams.
Thatâs very good.
How many scares have Kerry and Dublin had in their provinces?
McCarron will probably pick Murphy up like he did last year and McNamee will take McBrearty as he has did very well on him in the past two years.
You should speak a little less on football, specifically Ulster football as youâre clueless.