Replying To CastleBravo: "To those saying "It's not an error or injustice, because Cork had plenty of chances" what's the real rule then?
That the referee may disregard any rule in the course of the game, to the advantage of one team, if they feel that the opposing team is failing to produce enough scores and as a result doesn't deserve to win?
Not that I support the idea of an appeal either, as it'd create far more problems.
Cork don't even have a grounds for appeal- the GAA Official Guide , section 7.4 (n) states: no Objection or Counter-Objection may be submitted on grounds that a referee had incorrectly allowed or failed to allow a score."
Cork aren't going to appeal, and have never given any indication that they will. Game is over and move on. Lesson to be learned is Cork gave away a silly goal from short puckout mistake, almost identical to seniors gaff against Limerick!
Replying To CastleBravo: "To those saying "It's not an error or injustice, because Cork had plenty of chances" what's the real rule then?
That the referee may disregard any rule in the course of the game, to the advantage of one team, if they feel that the opposing team is failing to produce enough scores and as a result doesn't deserve to win?
Not that I support the idea of an appeal either, as it'd create far more problems.
Cork don't even have a grounds for appeal- the GAA Official Guide , section 7.4 (n) states: no Objection or Counter-Objection may be submitted on grounds that a referee had incorrectly allowed or failed to allow a score."
Cork aren't going to appeal, and have never given any indication that they will. Game is over and move on. Lesson to be learned is Cork gave away a silly goal from short puckout mistake, almost identical to seniors gaff against Limerick!"