The Limerick ex Munster rubby lads like @POTUS and @grapes are still dancing a little jig of rage 24 hours later.
The squarehead needs to get his troops back goose-stepping in unison.
He literally broke the hurley off a players legs at full stretch as the player ran past him. Thatâs a red and has always been a red, in any era. Your defending of Hickeyâs strike on Mike Fitz the same. Your argument for that incident not being a red card appears to amount to âit was a clever calculated foul and therefore not a red, and he could have hit him harderâ. And in the same breath you refuse to acknowledge that the Kilkenny team of the time were let off with significant amounts of dirty strokes, or at least offences that were clear red cards. Itâs a bizarre effort at an argument youâre making.
No, there is nothing bizarre. I am calling those incidents as they were, not as how begrudgery would like to paint them. Tommy Walsh mistimed a pull. That type of thing is not a sending off offence. Unlike you, I gave spoken to Gizzy Lyng about that incident.
I said NH could have been sent off. What more do you want me to say?
Where is your outrage about Gerry Quinn, John Gardiner, PĂĄdraic Maher, Ăarla Tannian? You have none. And therefore you have no credibility.
Oh come off it he was on the ground and broke a hurley across a playerâs legs as the player ran past him with the ball in his hand. That is not a mistimed pull, was he trying to pull on the ball in the other playerâs hand?
How can you expect anyone to take any contribution from you seriously on this subject after such a ridiculous statement?