Costly refereeing decisons

The Puke wrote:

bald eagle wrote:

The Puke wrote:

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Yes I am sure Masterson carefully thought out all those things in the 2 minutes he had to digest his heartbreak before having a microphone thrust in front of him.

Well then he shouldn't have given the interview. He was out of line and should apologise

Which he has said he will do when asked so politely to by the GAA!

& quite rightly so

Which makes the GAAs stance completely laughable by it's very instruction and an apology anything but meaningful!

bald eagle wrote:

The Puke wrote:

bald eagle wrote:

The Puke wrote:

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Yes I am sure Masterson carefully thought out all those things in the 2 minutes he had to digest his heartbreak before having a microphone thrust in front of him.

Well then he shouldn't have given the interview. He was out of line and should apologise

Which he has said he will do when asked so politely to by the GAA!

& quite rightly so

Which makes the GAAs stance completely laughable by it's very instruction and an apology anything but meaningful!

Butm it acknowledges the fact that Masterson was in the wrong

Why should he apologise? Last time I checked we all had the right to free speech and to say whatever we want if that is our opinion.

Royal_Girl2k9 wrote:Why should he apologise? Last time I checked we all had the right to free speech and to say whatever we want if that is our opinion.

We have the right to free speech but that doesn't give anyone the right to slander or cast aspersions on other people in the national media. If he had come out and said that he thought the decision was wrong fair enough but to say that the ref was the worst in the country and the whole country knew it is was not on


I am still waiting for you to name them refs who continually made big mistakes in game yet kept getting big game as well