More GAA Shame

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Don’t think so. Two weeks would be fairly quick to have that boxed off

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How the jaysus was he not charged with assault?

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I doubt the ref went straight to the station to make a statement afterwards

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You’re familiar with the phrase “a file is being prepared for the DPP”.
It hasn’t reached that stage yet afaik but it’ll be slow as usual in this country.

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150 quid for a training jersey.

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*100

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Embarrassing. Proceeding without the imprimatur of @balbec was a huge mistake.

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I’m surprised the fixing of Dublin club games hasn’t been mentioned here.

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No one takes club gaa in Dublin seriously

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Nearly expecting one of these incidents every week now. Wouldn’t begrudge the refs striking.

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Refs will make a collective stand sooner than later….

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Wasnt there an incident in wicklow at the weekend too? They will have to at this stage. Make everyone suffer because of the village idiots. The refs have put up with it for too long

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Wexford. Renowned townie scumbags St Joseph’s had one of their band of merry men assault a referee in the car park just after they lost by a solitary point.

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All counties across Ireland should have called off games in unison with Roscommon. Thankfully Laois didn’t play any games that weekend, great solidarity.

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Thats awful. Way too common. Clubs will have to get bans soon

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That’s what should happen - referees should have the right to strike any player they choose and to bring lethal weapons such as hammers or knives onto the pitch with them to do so. That would soon put a stop to it.

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GAA leadership either don’t know or don’t care

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GAA people don’t care. Wanton violence such as blind side punching of under-15 mentors to the temple has always been an integral part of the GAA, and that’s the waya’til shtay.

GAA people want it.

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Oh they know.

Problem being it’s usually prominent members carrying out the acts of violence