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<blockquote data-quote="Corkonian1" data-source="post: 7421932" data-attributes="member: 46698"><p>TAN</p><p></p><p>The sliotar wasn't forthcoming from Terence Fahy but you're now stating the official didn't do his job and that it is also the players job to turn to the linesman. I was involved in teams and I never heard of and don't believe this to be the duty of any player. You previously stated Cillian Tobin pushed Terence Fahy but now you're stating he hit him twice, bull! If red cards were issued for pushes in melees on sidelines we'd hardly be watching 5 a side hurling. </p><p></p><p>Who cares about Fahy's behaviour in Harty, Club or previous Clare U-20 campaigns? He is not going before a court or a jury. Such long-winded nonsense, you are now sounding like John Kiely defending Kyle Hayes. Yet there is no acknowlegement from you that Fahy jeopardised Clare's chances of getting a result.</p><p></p><p>The general rules of the game are on some county websites and diving isn't even mentioned. Your take is William Buckley has no right to do it although Clare players are notorious for same. We all know it shouldn't happen but until the GAA do something about it then it's going to continue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Corkonian1, post: 7421932, member: 46698"] TAN The sliotar wasn't forthcoming from Terence Fahy but you're now stating the official didn't do his job and that it is also the players job to turn to the linesman. I was involved in teams and I never heard of and don't believe this to be the duty of any player. You previously stated Cillian Tobin pushed Terence Fahy but now you're stating he hit him twice, bull! If red cards were issued for pushes in melees on sidelines we'd hardly be watching 5 a side hurling. Who cares about Fahy's behaviour in Harty, Club or previous Clare U-20 campaigns? He is not going before a court or a jury. Such long-winded nonsense, you are now sounding like John Kiely defending Kyle Hayes. Yet there is no acknowlegement from you that Fahy jeopardised Clare's chances of getting a result. The general rules of the game are on some county websites and diving isn't even mentioned. Your take is William Buckley has no right to do it although Clare players are notorious for same. We all know it shouldn't happen but until the GAA do something about it then it's going to continue. [/QUOTE]
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