Few boys looking seedy here and could do without a full band
Donegal have plenty good 2 point kickers (Murphy, Thompson, Langan, O Baoil, even Mcbrearty) but didnt take them on in either the semi final or final presumably under instruction from big Jim
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Perhaps, but Gavin White had three points scored at that juncture. For a wing back to take that on takes more than a bit of pluckā¦ I donāt think Donegals HBs would have taken on three shots on goalā¦ my opinion only of course
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Maurice Brosnan wants to bring in an AFL style tackle and Cahair OāKane wants to tighten up Croke Park by bringing the pitch in by 5 yards at either side and either end.
We are way passed being fucked now.
āI wanna fuck Angie Dickenson. Letās see who gets lucky firstā.
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Youāve turned on poor Cahir something fierce
I like Cahir but this is bananas stuff.
Mick OāDwyer wanted to bring in an AFL style tackle 35 years ago.
Perhaps Cahair is thinking he wants NFL style goal areas behind the goal line like with āSteelersā and āVikingsā written in big gaudy lettering which will grace Croke Park on September 28th, a very traditional date for the All-Ireland football final.
āKingdomā and I donāt know what youād have for Donegal. āHillmenā or something.
Mark my words, in 20 years time for the All-Ireland hurling final this will be a reality. The area between the 14 yard line and the goal will be painted red with āRebelsā written on it and black with āCatsā written in yellow at the other end.
The head of the split season.
When was Cahir elected lads?
Most of those games he mentions may as well never have been played for all the people who saw them.
Trying to portray Tyrone v Dublin as some sort of classic is bizarre.
Meath Galway was absolutely shite as well
Cahair was forced to admit the 2024 championship was superior from the quarter-final stages on. Things didnāt go well for him on the thread.
These new rules zealots will want to throw in a second football next.
Thereāll be more scores, more chaos and more entertainment of course.
Perhaps a compulsory dog on the pitch may be considered? There has been an All-Ireland played with a seagull on the pitch and a winning goal in an All-Ireland final was once nearly stopped by a plastic bag so this seems a logical next step.
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