The Dubs need to get Roy Curtis to write a poem pleading their innocence
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And they all driving to Inisfails in Mitsubishi Outlanders emblazoned with “Official Sponsor to the Dublin Gaelic Football Team”. They might as well have put up a sign on the Malahide Road - “Dublin training here”
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Dublin should do the right thing and just withdraw from championship.
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I thought professional teams were allowed train still.
You’d get a savage rule 4 deduction if you’d Meath backed for Leinster now
Yeah, I’d have more respect for them if they used their profile as successful social media influencers to campaign for easing of restrictions on training/sport/exercise rather than sneakily breaking the rules themselves.
This will surely set a bad example and lead to copycat cases now. I myself have arranged a game of headers and volleys on the green at lunchtime for all of us folk on the street that are wfh.
Now we are taking necessary precautions. Everybody will be limited to 5 headers only over the course of the hour due to the dementia link with heading the ball too much (cc @GeoffreyBoycott).
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Is that Blaithnaid Ni Cofaigh Byrne’s son in the group of 9?
Payter?
Here we go
It’s gas when Dublin saunter to another AI later in the year the cunts will troll the rest of us with how the team responded to mistreatment, injustice and victimisation after several of their players were unfairly suspended. Congratulations to the Independent for giving these shower of wankers a “crusade” to win.
A real kick in the teeth to the Nationwide crew.
INCREASE THEIR FUNDING!
Isn’t Dessie a frontline worker?
A real kick in the face to himself.
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I’m lead to believe Dessie had no knowledge of this and is prepared to testify this under oath. The coach is someone foisted upon Dessie by the DCB and Dessie is happy to sacrifice him. The players are agreed to testify that they were drugged and have no knowledge of the session.
Shots fired
“An investigation must take place into the Dublin GAA training session, according to former Mayo footballer, Alan Dillon TD, who is Fine Gael’s spokesperson for Tourism & Sport.”
Chambers added that he felt the photographs were a slap in the face to Dublin GAA supporters in the capital.
What about Dublin GAA supporters outside the capital?
Dublin GAA doing their bit to save the government. Another increase in funding now for this sacrifice.
Hitting Dublin GAA in the pockets. Increase the funding!