just backtrack mate
we wont judge you
Why would I do that. Were you not aware that the rulebook also deals with sentencing? Justice doesnât end with an adjudication of guilt. You can check that with Art as well if you want
According to Jim Bob Dermo didnât want to appeal but Jim Bob appealed anyway and when he lost that he still got in contact with senior counsel to investigate further appeals . So even though Connolly admitted guilt his own manager thought it fit to appeal. This would lead me to believe that Jim Bob will appeal everything because Dublin GAA have the financial clout to hire top solicitors.
Until you can provide more info on what all players said then you canât compare as you donât know the full facts.
Yeâre all on the gear tonight it seems
The point was you said Dublin get special treatment. We donât. As Phillyâs ban for mouthing proves
A ban that wasnât appealed 
Apart from the ball of cash the GAA throw at ye on an annual basis and the home advantage for 95% of all championship games in the last decade?
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home advantage?
Yes pet donât embarrass yourself again now
Art? ART? AAAAAAAART?
archbihop park?
Never heard of it pet
Also called, more simply, the law.
Weâre talking about rules and the administering of them here Dan. Keep up
Sweep sweep
Itâs no secret about the wads of cash. Thatâs an entirely different discussion
Weâve been talking about the rules and consistency here, in case itâs too hard to keep up
By the way. How much are the GAA throwing at PĂĄirc UĂ Frank?
No mate fully aware. DC admitted to the offence he got the minimum sentence. Everything else is whataboutery. The Dubs are seething though. Thatâs always good
No idea pal you tell me
True. We love being a man or 3 down
Youâre the one whoâs going on how flaithĂșil the GAA are. You tell us
It was you brought up PuC? This is a conversation about Dublin and all the advantages they get from the GAA
No you brought up the financial advantages Dublin get. Cunty mike brought up non existent advantages we get from referees and the rulebook, which weâve established donât exist
FYI - the state grants for PUC are outlined in last years Cork Co Board financial statements
We are most grateful too to the Department of Sport, to our Central Council and most notably to Padraic Duffy Ard StiurthoÌir and to the Munster Council for their generous financial support
As outlined in note 1, the project is being financed by State and other grants of âŹ53.75 million