I would as long as he kept his head to himself.
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There does seem to be a double standard when it comes to dealing with ‘breaches of protocol’
Remember the fight in NYC a while back: lot easier to drop fringe players rather than starters/score getters.
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He’d pull him off 
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And the law dealt with it in due process.
Interestingly she is now the partner of one of the Limerick galacticos
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Ah shur look at at least there was contact made. If twas a scrap with one of the carkies, the carky probably would have went down at eye contact.
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But you want Limerick lads executed without trial. Interesting
and he is going from strength to strength
Typical Tipperary player, couldn’t take his beating on the field so he had to go looking for a second dose of it.
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@peddlerscross’s dream
A team devoid of personality, compare them to the teams with dan the man or shefflington
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The Indo article is a ball of shite. Probably why Ken Foy’s name was put to it.
Where did I say that? I must have been sleeptyping
The klaxon has sounded from the big house.
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The Alain Prost of hurling.
Fanny. Lots and lots of fawning fanny
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Even if he did it takes a real coward to throw the head in first
Better off waiting for it?
Lads comparing this lad being dropped off the panel with other lads not being dropped off the panel are missing the reason. This lad was dropped for being out drinking when he shouldn’t have been. Not for the alleged incident.
The other guy being referred to here broke no team protocols. His day will come in court and his name will be cleared.
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John wick job with the Tipp lads in place of the russian scum
This is a very pertinent observation indeed.