Kerry v Mayo All-Ireland final. Wicklow glory
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Kyllä, se on lempeä kesä nyt, kun elämänmaku on kaikista makein. Mieli kuin nuorena tyttönä kaurapellolla, kun saa liihottaa. Nauti vaan ja ota väli pala välissä. Ai, ai, ai, ai, niin se on.
Eloveena. Täyttä eloa.
It is the GAA Social, live on BBC iPlayer, or maybe you're listening to it on BBC Sounds. We're in Croke Park. Final whistle's gone, less than half an hour, and we're joined by a beautiful group of individuals. We've decided, brought the suit up, told Conor McManus that he won't be on camera today. You should see the shorts. They're not even in any way stylish. Neither are mine. Hold on a second here. You could go swimming in those. I dispute that. So we are here. Oh, yes, look at that. Beautiful, beautiful. Gents, there is much to discuss. Killian Young, by the way, fella, we've Seamus Flanagan part of our Hurling coverage, and he rocks out the outfits, I have to say. But you're looking like an English cricketer with that number you've got on there.
I actually didn't notice that. He's got the thing.
Yeah, it's quite subtle, isn't it? Yeah, a bit of green. Listen, it's good to have you part of our coverage. We're only going to have Killian for a few minutes because he's going to... Dermot Kennedy yes this is his weekend that he had planned with his wife kids not part of it away and we cruelly hijacked his weekend to have him part of the coverage have you enjoyed it first of all I did I did enjoyed the company but most certainly enjoyed the games yesterday was a bit of a surprise I did tip loud so that was my first mistake
But really on record and looking at it on the form and the consistency they had, they were looking so strong coming into that. It was just a surprise and it's deflating to see the way it had finished out for them. But you have to tip your hat to Mayo and to those young guns plus O'Donoghue. They've been just so fresh in how they approached it. They were excellent. And the way they finished it off, it was there for them and they took it and took that opportunity.
What are you thinking about today? Give me a sense of how you're feeling right now. Rubble to green.
Just get it done. There was nothing pretty about it. That doesn't matter. Nobody's going to really talk about this again. We'll just move on.
Prepare for a game in two weeks.
Now that Philly's gone, we can't actually... Philly needs a bit of therapy, judging by that post-match stuff. But he is a great cause. Not generally for his mental state of mind, to be absolutely clear.
The big calls did go against Dublin today. It did. And let's be honest, that penalty was very soft. All he did was stood his ground, man him up, and there was contact. Of course there was. But look, it wasn't a penalty. I think he even realised when he blew the whistle, he just realised where the actual incident happened. He was like, I have to give a penalty here. It was sort of a delayed reaction. I don't think he blew it originally. It wasn't an immediate reaction. And seeing Joe O'Connor on the ground, then he blew it. And as you say, he then had no choice but to give the penalty. Yeah, and then you look at the other one. Then in the second half... Myself and Conor were talking about this. Comerford was calling as if it was behind the line or not behind the line and disputing that.
Should he have been disputing the square ball? I don't know. Was that what he was trying to signal and get the attention of? So there was a bit of confusion. So were the umpires looking at the right thing? I'm not too sure. It was a square ball, just to be absolutely clear.
It was a square ball. It shouldn't have been a goal. The penalty, soft, seems to be the general consensus. It ended up a goal. Comerford missed it. For anybody that missed it, got the rebound straight away. And then Dublin had the chance, which, you know, I think the camera angle doesn't definitively prove that it crossed the line, but with the best evidence and you had to make an educated call, Oisín, it feels that it did.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–7:29
2
What happened at the Dublin v Kerry semi-final and why are pundits talking about soft penalty calls?
7:29–11:33
3
How did the refereeing decisions and goal-line controversy shape the Dublin match analysis?
11:33–16:40
4
Why do commentators argue for goal-line technology and better officiating in GAA matches?
16:40–23:51
5
What tactical changes did Kerry make at halftime to overturn their semi-final deficit?
23:51–32:37
Speakers
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