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Tyrone people unhappy with the GAA disciplinary system

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omaghjoe
County: Tyrone
Posts: 950

563580 Blu and Dellboy take that issue somewhere else I want a reasonable answer:

Why did O'Sullivan and Galvin get off last week and Tyrone players got banned for less??
16/02/2010 20:13:38
Dellboypolecat
County: Tyrone
Posts: 9981

563582 blu
County: Down
Posts: 737

Yes till we get equal rights because the way where treated is wrong and they sourthern bunch here refuse to answer the quiestions that was put to them.
16/02/2010 20:16:39
Mr_Tony_Wonder
County: Galway
Posts: 13

563583 get a grip will ye. ye complain that the gaa suspend players that deserved to be suspended.
16/02/2010 20:18:53
kerrykerry
County: Kerry
Posts: 612

563585 Reasonable answer-
1. What Tyrone does is regarded as a worse offence.
2. They are afraid of Kerry.
3. They are bias-they know they are and don't care.
4. They are bias-they are not fully aware that they are.
5. Bad camera angles shows Tyrone up in a worse light/Kerry in a better light.
6. They really believe that the favourite child would not do that.
7. They are hard on Tyrone (its for their own good).

Professional answer-
1. Tyrone should get legal representative and frighten the life out of the GAA powers in their inconistenties in viewing camera footage and giving bans post matches. With the comparisons mentioned, they could have a viable case (if proven).
16/02/2010 20:36:58
duke_raul
County: Tyrone
Posts: 604

563604 Christ lads wud yas give it a rest whats done how many more of these threads are yas gunna start
16/02/2010 20:45:56
decks013
County: Tyrone
Posts: 63

563612 Gormley (not the sideline incident) and Penrose deserved straight reds for what they did. When will they learn not to strike. Justy didnt deserve his ban but the others are fair. I dont understand the hard done by attitude. But on the other side of the coin - if they retrospectively took action against one team they should do it for all.
16/02/2010 20:50:39
delboydub
County: Dublin
Posts: 233

563621 i say tuff to tyrone you wer getting away with off the ball stuff for years and its about time you wer put a stop to so just get over it now cos you cant play your dirty way anymore and you are making it worse on here crying like babies about it turing everyone againist u
16/02/2010 20:53:37
turbo
County: Mayo
Posts: 6

563623 why do tyrone people always giveing out ya lost sunday get
over it
16/02/2010 20:54:37
Dellboypolecat
County: Tyrone
Posts: 9981

563625 What i do not get the dubs have some cheek making comments about striking when they are getting away with it like kerry.


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Administrator (None) - Posts: 535 - 16/02/2010 20:58:00    563632

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So if a player kicks another player in the head and it's picked up by the cameras but not the referee, he should get off scot free because RTE don't have cameras at every other ground?? That's a ridiculous argument. Why do cameras have to be at every ground for video evidence to be used?? If there is a serious incident, the player should be punished, end of.

county man (Limerick) - Posts: 1155 - 16/02/2010 21:01:45    563638

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"southern bunch" what "southern bunch" as you so eliquently put it are you talking about?

Dubsfan08 (Dublin) - Posts: 619 - 16/02/2010 21:05:56    563651

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ta32
County: Tyrone
Posts: 998

562951 jimbobdub.

thats right jim. it could have turned and bite your beloved dublin in the backside in 1995 and then u would have been minus 1 all-ireland.
it can work both ways.


Yeah, the camera showed that canavan picked the ball up OFF THE GROUND, GET OVER IT!!!

JimmyK (Dublin) - Posts: 240 - 16/02/2010 21:12:18    563665

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JimmyK
County: Dublin
Posts: 74

How did he pick it up with closed fist you must have a way to do that .

Dellboypolecat (Tyrone) - Posts: 15069 - 16/02/2010 21:14:28    563667

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jimmykdublin.

no your wrong laddie.
and what about charlie redmond, sent off, but allowed 2 play on.

ta32 (Tyrone) - Posts: 4907 - 16/02/2010 21:15:10    563668

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still harping on about 95 i see :)

Dubsfan08 (Dublin) - Posts: 619 - 16/02/2010 21:21:26    563678

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Alright lads this is nothing to do with 95 take it to another thread if ye want and it is not about the actual suspensions Tyrone got (for the record Penrose and Gormley prob deserved but Justy not),it is not even about the availability of video evidence at some games and not at other.
It is about why video evidence is selective to certain counties and why Tyrone are singled out when other teams nd players get away with worse offences that there is video evidence for

I will ask again thus far I have only had one answer to this question;

Why did Tyrone get suspensions on the back of video evidence last weekend when Paul Galvin and Declan O'Sullivan did not?

omaghjoe (Tyrone) - Posts: 1191 - 16/02/2010 21:50:57    563734

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omaghjoe, Galvin & O'Sullivan did not get suspensions...YET? The CCCCCC doesnt meet until thursday I think.

blu (Down) - Posts: 1240 - 16/02/2010 21:58:19    563758

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link Tyrone's official position on the TV situation, from their PRO last night at the SFC draws. They're on two videos here in the same place.

Crossman (Down) - Posts: 153 - 17/02/2010 08:42:21    563781

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Dubsfan08
County: Dublin
Posts: 80

563651 "southern bunch" what "southern bunch" as you so eliquently put it are you talking about?

Well Id prefer to be part of the "Southern Bunch" even in the state we're in....! Then have to live beside Loyalists....

jimbodub (Dublin) - Posts: 20763 - 17/02/2010 08:54:21    563789

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There are one or two points that people are missing. Firstly, Pat McEneany is supposed to be the best ref in the country and he now has admitted that he got 4 major calls wrong during the game. He made many, many wrong calls during that game. If he had dealt with the first incident of Eoin Bradley punching the daylights out of Conor Gormley and sent him off, the rest of the incidents would not have happened because all players on the field would have known that he meant business. Justin went in to pull Bradley off Gormley and would have merited a yellow card. There were many other off the ball incidents in the game and late hits on the Tyrone players that were not called and that also contributed to the behaviour of the Tyrone players. If you had the guts punched out of you like Conor Gormley did and got away with it you would probably have sought revenge later on in the game (that is a man thing!) My point is that if the ref had done his job properly and fairly from the start these incidents would not have happened. Looks like there isn't a decent ref in the country at this point in time!

ObsessiveTy (Tyrone) - Posts: 12 - 17/02/2010 09:42:52    563827

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The issue is fairly straight-forward:

1. Dont commit an offence and you wont get sent off.
2. Consistency required by the GAA in enforcing disciplinary sanctions - if this means videoing all games do it. That way no complaints can be made.

Tir Eoghain Abu.

Goodfella, Tir (None) - Posts: 1652 - 17/02/2010 11:07:38    563917

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The consistency of the CCCC is the real issue. They will use video evidence only on certain teams. If video evidence is available then use it but they do not do this. The most obvious one that springs to mind is John Miskella V Tyrone last year when it can clearly be seen on TV him punching Brian MCGuigan. Why did he not get suspended? I am sure that if it had of been a Tyrone player he would have been.

Bo Duke (Tyrone) - Posts: 57 - 17/02/2010 13:37:31    564179

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jimbodub
County: Dublin
Posts: 4314

563789 Dubsfan08
County: Dublin
Posts: 80

563651 "southern bunch" what "southern bunch" as you so eliquently put it are you talking about?

Well Id prefer to be part of the "Southern Bunch" even in the state we're in....! Then have to live beside Loyalists....

Jimbo, never thought I would see the day when you would vent your sectarian spleen. Tell me is there no loyalists in the south?

omaghredhand (Tyrone) - Posts: 3656 - 17/02/2010 13:51:45    564215

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Floops
County: Dublin
Posts: 410

563052 omaghredhand
County: Tyrone
Posts: 1331

562972
I was going to reply to you floops but then a strange thought came to me. How do you converse with an amoeba?


omaghredhand, you seem a little confused... an amoeba cannot talk.... on the upside it can't whinge and moan either! ;)

I assume that you carried this experiment out in front of a mirror? There is more than one way to converse, using an internet forum for example!! ;)

omaghredhand (Tyrone) - Posts: 3656 - 17/02/2010 13:56:03    564225

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Will you ladies please stop arguing with each other. Now. I too believe that McEneaney has a lot to answer for. As Brendan Crossan reports in the Irish News , he was obviously leaned on by HQ to cite the 3 Tyrone lads , having felt no necessity to send them off during the game. Whilst Crossan goes on to defend McEneaney with some waffle about protecting his career prospects I confess I do not agree. McEneaney is the foremost referee in the country. Surely it is he who should stand up to the CCCC and inform them that he was not going to be pressurised into changing his mind after the fact. If a guy like McEneaney refuses to argue back then what chance the other referees. They should put their personal integrity above their career prospects.

gaelantrim (Antrim) - Posts: 1616 - 17/02/2010 14:19:55    564285

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omaghredhand
County: Tyrone
Posts: 1343

Dont mind me man.... I usually answer rubbish with rubbish. It's a ploy of mine.... it usually goes some way to kop a poster on....!

jimbodub (Dublin) - Posts: 20763 - 17/02/2010 14:32:08    564311

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I don't know why many of you have waited so long to comment on what is going on. I have been saying for the good part of 3 years that there is an agenda within Croke Park against Ulster and that some are on a crusade against the province, manager and players. They have been whipped up by an element within the Southern press and broadcasting media with their own bitter agenda and it goes beyond Gaelic football. One only has to pick up a Southern newspaper or watch some of the current affairs TV coverage to see the demonization of the Northern Nationalist community. This has now moved over to Ulster Gaelic football teams who are the whipping boys and guilty parties for much of the biased Southern Unionist media coverage that we get; in other words many many within the Southern political, journalistic and sporting environments believe that 'the Nordies' are good for it. They see us as outside the jurisdiction even including Donegal, Cavan and Monaghan AND they know that Nordie bashing plays well to a lot of people in the South. The begrudgery, spite and downright hatred shown towards Tyrone and Armagh over the past 8 years has been shocking and quite disgraceful; the ONLY reason for this is that they are Northern teams pure and simple. It is obvious to anyone with an ounce of fairness in them that there are TWO distinct sets of disciplinary and media rules in GAA. The head in the and attitude shown towards Kerry and Tadgh Kennelly as opposed to the hatchet jobs done on Ulster counties and players demonstrates this. The Ulster Council MUST now come out and back their own province otherwise calls for a boycott and withdrawel from ALL GAA competitions from Ulster sides UNTIL fairness is shown will grow.

Ulsterman (Antrim) - Posts: 9819 - 17/02/2010 16:15:56    564510

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As a fair and honest player I would much prefer to play in a match against opponents who knew video evidence could be used against them after the game to suspend them if they cheat and kick me when I'm on the ground, punch me when the referee is not looking etc.. Tyrone should count themselves extremely lucky that their players have been afforded this protection in the national league so far, instead they are crying about it. Why are they protesting so much?

nocky (Wexford) - Posts: 2059 - 17/02/2010 17:24:28    564625

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