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Mayo or Dublin to win replay?

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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,952 ✭✭✭✭Stoner


    yop wrote:
    And you can add Cooper and McMahon to that, the penalty for Dublin was outside the box, the point that Brogan got that wasn't. See how easy it is to analyse the other side too.


    I agree yob. All I'll say on it is that Dublin fouled the man on the ball a lot. Mayo fouled the runners and the last player to play the ball it was not picked up. Most of the Dublin frees were given away in the Dublin half when Dublin were building

    If you have time look at the 66th minute. There are two body checks from mayo players in as many minutes when dublin were trying to attack. The whole Connelly Keegan thing was the same, Keegan targeted Connelly and prevented him from joining the play.
    I'm not making excuses for some of our players behaviour but there is a serious gloss on the Mayo tactic of fouling behind the ref.

    Neither team played by the rules . Coopers challenge was very bad alright, but at the same time ROC has 10 stitches and Connelly is suspended while Keegan plays on.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,628 ✭✭✭Blackjack


    Stoner wrote: »
    I agree yob. All I'll say on it is that Dublin fouled the man on the ball a lot. Mayo fouled the runners and the last player to play the ball it was not picked up. Most of the Dublin frees were given away in the Dublin half when Dublin were building

    If you have time look at the 66th minute. There are two body checks from mayo players in as many minutes when dublin were trying to attack. The whole Connelly Keegan thing was the same, Keegan targeted Connelly and prevented him from joining the play.
    I'm not making excuses for some of our players behaviour but there is a serious gloss on the Mayo tactic of fouling behind the ref.

    Neither team played by the rules . Coopers challenge was very bad alright, but at the same time ROC has 10 stitches and Connelly is suspended while Keegan plays on.

    really didn't want to get into this but i can't let that go unchecked.
    Both teams were targeting runners and Dublin were equally guilty of this.

    Check minute 41, Connolly keeps Diarmuid O'Connor on the ground, to prevent him getting involved in play.
    54 minutes and 55 seconds - Philly deliberately gets in the way of o'Sheas line to prevent him getting a tackle in, body checking him.
    59 minutes 40 seconds. and I think it's Bastic (not sure) has no intention of going for ball and runs into Seamie o'Shea to block him (American football style) from getting towards the play.

    As I said - both teams were at this and on 67 minutes freeman collides with a Dublin player immediately after the Dublin player plays the ball away. In the same passage of play only a few seconds later, Kevin McLoughlin does the same thing.

    they're the incidents I noted, no doubt there were more, but neither side can claim to be innocent on this score.

    Overall I was pretty disappointed how the game turned out as I was hoping to see more football but there was little of that on show yesterday.


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