Last line, can appeal to the CAC.
Think if that fails he can go to the DRA.
Doubt itāll be over turned. Video footage is inconclusive. Linesman was standing five yards away and if he says he saw a pull on the face guard it looks a pretty open and shut case.
In that case Waterford are better off getting on with it then.
Plan without him and carry on.
That would be my read on it. Heāll be fresh and have a point to prove in the final.
Jackie Cahill is already saying that Waterford will take it all the way to the DRA if necessary.
Should be one appeal in the GAA. Lose and tough.
Three appeals is farcical. No wonder nobody has any faith in the disciplinary process.
I fancy ye for this one Fagan. Despite my reservations during the year, I think yell do it
No itās not. Itās a superb and virtually bulletproof disciplinary process. I donāt think a single finding has been overturned by the High Court since the current process was introduced 10 years ago. Which wasnāt the case for the 10 years prior to that which was chaotic
Iām sorry, I fell asleep during that post, possibly because it was written in an utterly boring and inane manner. Iāll try harder in the future PM, sorry, Malarkey.
He didnāt intentionally interfere with the face guard, he clipped the strap on the helmet and that came loose - very dubious red card
Heās gas. 
The hum of self importance is astounding.
Heās like a cross between Flann OāBrien and Martin Breheny, with OāBrienās genes being largely recessive.
How dare you reference Flann OāBrien in this context. Have some respect.
For jaysus sake.
Professionalism of Derek McGrath shining throigh here in how on message the fans are
Deja vu.
Only for tis Cark youād nearly advise them to ring Frank to see if he could call in a few favours
Tadgh comes from a good family, there isnāt a dirty stroke in the man. I hope the powers that be in Croke Park can see these qualities and not prevent Tadhg from playing in the biggest game of his career.
Podge served his penance a few years back, TDB should suck it up & have faith in his teammates to get the job done without him.
Anyone who accepts a ban from the GAA in this day and age is a fool. When you have the likes of Connolly continually getting off (finally caught up with him, but heāll see action yet no doubt, so itāll barely count), it makes no sense for anyone to accept a suspension under the current system.
I think the Tipperary official got his sums correct here. Letās all move along.
Calling @Malarkey.
IYO without boring the holes off us all, should TDB get off?
So did Mullaneā¦podges infraction was a lot different than TDBās and I donāt think an AI semi was at stake either