Jack Nienaber

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264 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 2 Jun

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Like, the referee sees something once in real time.
Like, that's by no means the best way of judging an incident on how severe something was.
So, I don't know why the GAA...
needs to be on a certain pedestal in terms of the referee's report is final where any other sport would say oh no the referee missed this or didn't quite get it right because it didn't have all the angles like that's kind of a weird anomaly to me that like it stands out among any sport I can think of yeah and the other thing is like
I hope the Loud fans celebrated with chicken tenders, Baileys, skips and kinder eggs.
All things that weren't available in 1973 when they last beat Dublin.
The most shocking thing to me about Sunday was how unsurprising them losing was and that's crazy to say considering they've been so dominant up to the last 18 months.
They've lost to Westmead and allowed Dublin in the last month.
Should have lost to Wicklow as well.
That would have been absolutely unfathomable for the guts of 20 years, 15 years anyway.
But to Kyle's point, some of the key players actually did play pretty well and they still conceded four goals and lost.
So it kind of shows how the overall standard has just lowered so dramatically that even though individuals might have some eye-catching moments, like Kong's goal was very reminiscent of the one he scored against Mayo back in 2017, a beautiful finish with the outside of the boot.
But the other teams in Leinster, I suppose in the Westmead and Loud case, have just caught up and probably overtaken them.
They're kind of like a middle-tier team in Leinster.
I would give Calvin a huge chance of knocking them out
If you're looking at the potential permutations, like if Armagh were to beat Louth, Dublin can't play Louth, I don't think, in the next round.
If Galway were to beat Westmead, you know, two results you'd think are probably pretty likely.
Dublin, I don't think, can play Westmead either because they played in the provincial final.
So Dublin would probably play maybe Cork if they were to beat Cavan because Cork have probably only got away.
And then whoever loses, Mayo and Tyrone.
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