"Disgusting, scandalous, shameful" - RTE GAA panel react to Croke Park brawl

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  • Опубликовано: 25 июн 2022
  • "Disgusting, scandalous, shameful" - RTE GAA panel react to Croke Park brawl after full-time whistle between Armagh and Galway.
    Striking and apparent eye-gouging occurred during the violent scenes
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  • @garydurkin6341
    @garydurkin6341 Год назад +71

    Absolute rat eye gouging

    • @fixit3108
      @fixit3108 16 дней назад

      is he named and shamed yet

  • @emeldar1
    @emeldar1 Год назад +74

    In fairness Spillane was spot on . Disgraceful disgusting thuggery. The game was brilliant and I’m not a huge GAA fan but this behaviour is all too common at every level of the game

  • @EGC316
    @EGC316 Год назад +18

    Spineless GAA management. It's very easily fixed. Any player fighting in the ground at any time gets an immediate 1 year ban. Do it again on return gets a lifetime ban. The thugs might think twice.

    • @thefattymcgee5801
      @thefattymcgee5801 Месяц назад

      Nah fuck it, the fighting is the tits. Just normalize it like ice hockey

  • @tonylaff1007
    @tonylaff1007 Год назад +61

    Well said Pat Spillane

  • @patrickoflaherty1693
    @patrickoflaherty1693 Год назад +13

    All for a bit of pushing and shoving down the tunnel but eye gouging when your not even on the panel is a cowardly move knew there'd be no consequence, should get a very long ban

    • @smashyrashy
      @smashyrashy Год назад +8

      100% all for it, people saying the players should be ashamed when only one to blame here was the eye gouging rat

    • @smashyrashy
      @smashyrashy Год назад +1

      @TheAub2012 that really narrows down the sport🤣🤣

  • @johndoyle2429
    @johndoyle2429 Год назад +27

    Before I talk about the positive side of the match. Without mentioning teams ,this not the first time it happened. This was going on for a while and I agree with Pat Spillane, the GAA need to do something about this.
    Back to the match between Galway Vs Armagh. What great match, no team deserved to lose this match. I thought it should have been a replay. Not a nice way to go out on penalties. But anyway well done to both teams.

  • @pd1883
    @pd1883 Год назад +32

    Joyce showed his class stating penalties to decide was a disgrace. Armagh Thug who should not have been there to eye gouge needs a several year ban. Cowardly act, knew he wasn't involved in the match so any red card would not apply. Club and County should ban him...........but GAA will let it slide of course.

  • @sayno2lolzisback
    @sayno2lolzisback Год назад +5

    Nothing manly or postiive about that sort of behaviour, they are cowards hiding behind a thin act of macho bravado, a poor subsitute for common sense, respect and restraint. Young men nowadays really need to wise up, violence is a waste of everybody's time.

  • @265justy
    @265justy Год назад +9

    Ain't that fantastic viewing for young kids.
    GAA would what to get serious in this at this day and age...

  • @patkawasaki771
    @patkawasaki771 Год назад +6

    The disciplinary element of the GAA has shown itself to be toothless with regard to this issue in the past, amd this is an example of reaping what you sow.
    Proper bans, enforced and publicised, will send the message throughout Ireland. This is all too common at all levels of GAA.

  • @Bdoc76
    @Bdoc76 Год назад +6

    People myself included have often talked the same shite we accuse Pat of, but boy does lhe ove his football, and he's 100% right here.

  • @stephenmccaughley6713
    @stephenmccaughley6713 Год назад +28

    Haven't been in croke Park in 19 years and today I witnessed some brilliant football, atmosphere and all the fans enjoying an incredible game and that's what I will remember.
    Let the football do the taking lads, if you want to box your in the wrong sport.

  • @johnmc3862
    @johnmc3862 Год назад +4

    Oisin McConville sounds like postman pat in the filthy mouthed video 😀

  • @matlachlannmacgregor-macle8735
    @matlachlannmacgregor-macle8735 3 месяца назад +1

    I’m not really a GAA fan, but that eye gouging was absolutely disgusting!

    • @goinghomesomeday1
      @goinghomesomeday1 2 месяца назад

      That's the GAA for you, savage Neanderthals and all good Catholics hehehe

  • @jimryan6023
    @jimryan6023 Год назад +7

    I've been around plenty of high level sports people, quite a high proportion of them display bad behaviors of many kinds, that's just what I've observed.

  • @jimbanda
    @jimbanda Год назад +9

    A Mayo man here , Ok the first game had everything you could possibly want... Dare I say an absolute epic , the Galway lead, the Armagh comeback , the heart stopping extra time , brilliant scores, and a monster leveller from Rian O'Neill.
    Pat Spillane is rightly indignant at the next "play" , too many riled up people heading for a bottleneck, the stadium is swamped with security and up to 200 Gardai inside, yet nobody has the foresight to form a secure line or divider screens 😡it's poor form and what is the health & safety officer doing all week.
    Disgraceful behaviour by both sides, but without a doubt in my mind, the eye gouge was a sinister development and requires swift action , I'd look for a two year ban from all gaa grounds , buildings and PR events .
    The insult then is when officials can't decide their arse from their elbow, and they send one of the stars of the day off, ffs Kelly ??
    Galway! Gaulwaa ! Much deserved win, great pennos 👏👏
    Mayo v Kerry ? I can't get the words out 😢😢

  • @tomgreene1843
    @tomgreene1843 Год назад +7

    To be involved in one such incident is unfortunate ...involved in two careless ...involved in three ...well leave that to any person of moderate brain power ....Is some manager not in control of his team?? Solution : County board fine of significant funds and a ban on team panel for a cooling off period.

    • @jkcreepingdeath
      @jkcreepingdeath Год назад

      McGeeney is an insecure bully who takes some of his players to MMA training. In his own words, "fighting is the purest form of sport". I fully expected this to rub off on his team as time progressed.

    • @tomgreene1843
      @tomgreene1843 Год назад +1

      @@jkcreepingdeath Thank you for a most interesting observation ...hate to think it might be true.

  • @timkelliher3737
    @timkelliher3737 Год назад +5

    Armagh should be banned for next year.

    • @Edo708
      @Edo708 Год назад

      What 🤣

    • @jonnyceaarra2164
      @jonnyceaarra2164 Год назад

      Good man Tim! You should be the next Taoiseach !!

  • @poo2764
    @poo2764 Год назад +7

    Well holy God, The GAA at it's best and there will be nothing done about it, not one player will be banned for this disgraceful mob type carry on any bets!

    • @mrmoney2249
      @mrmoney2249 Год назад +1

      It makes the sport more enjoyable. Fire away!

    • @mrmoney2249
      @mrmoney2249 Год назад

      @@johngardiner2279 it’s part of the game ye handbag. Gway and moan in the hairdressers ye fanny

  • @brianwhite5534
    @brianwhite5534 Год назад

    This has to go down in GAA history a big fight and then the match goes into pens wow !

  • @geraldinemccormick8635
    @geraldinemccormick8635 Год назад +1

    Was that a Garda just standing watching and doing nothing about it.

  • @danhasset
    @danhasset Год назад +2

    Good man Pat. It should be shown in slow motion and who every was involved shouldn't play in the next game

  • @gerd5479
    @gerd5479 Год назад +17

    Spillane quite rightly talks about the praise and enthusiasm of the hurling people for their game. Nowadays such a comparison has little merit. In recent times Hurling, from year to has moved on in leaps and bounds played with a level of skill, athleticism, in a gladiatorial fashion that is at times is mind-boggling. Spillane (up to the point of the disgraceful scenes), talks about the Armagh/Galway being 'the game' that football people (of which I am one) being an advertisement for the game of football,that has potential to be something so much better, than the usual fair we have become all to used of witnessing. He may well be right but we need alot more of 'the game'(s), as he puts it, to put football back to a place to rival hurling as a spectacle. Football has been in serious decline in recent years with the all too usual stuff of teams playing passes over and back, across the pitch ad nauseum, seemingly bereft of ideas as to how to inject a bit of magic into the game. I now live in a hurling parish and they laugh at this stuff we call football. Might I say that the best game of football I have seen in some time, was the Meath/Dublin all Ireland ladies final from last year. Two teams that rolled up their sleeves, charging up and down the field from the throw in. A game of real excitement.

    • @lillyhudson8145
      @lillyhudson8145 Год назад +1

      I'm a Rugby fan both Union and League but would like to know do Hurling fans support GAA Football as well and vice versa ?

    • @gerd5479
      @gerd5479 Год назад +1

      @@lillyhudson8145 It depends. I follow both codes, as I grew up in a strong football parish, where hurling did not exist at the time and now live in a parish where hurling is the only game in town. People here tend to dislike anything to do with Gaelic Football, whilst having a huge passion for hurling. In fairness the skil set for hurling is very technical and is the fastest field game in the world and for me the best. Remember all players are completely amateur and it is the pride in the jersey that is the big motivator. They are representing the people from their own village, town and county and this is huge for them. By the way, the biggest game of the year, the All Ireland final is being played today at 3.30pm. I believe its on Sky. If you can catch it, it should be worth your while.

    • @lillyhudson8145
      @lillyhudson8145 Год назад

      @@gerd5479 Cheers going watch it as prefer Hurling over GAA Football.

    • @gerd5479
      @gerd5479 Год назад +1

      @@lillyhudson8145 Hope you saw that. A classic. Hard to believe its an amateur sport, but that is it's secret.

    • @lillyhudson8145
      @lillyhudson8145 Год назад

      @@gerd5479 One of the best team sports going considering they don't get payed.

  • @eddiejimmy50
    @eddiejimmy50 Месяц назад

    Never forget that Kelly's club came out and defended him in the aftermath of it.

  • @zanussidish8144
    @zanussidish8144 Год назад +4

    Hopefully the cowardly get their appropriate reward.

  • @DMG118
    @DMG118 Год назад +2

    Why does the RTE have ads before RUclips videos? Isn’t that the whole point of the tv licence?

  • @JizzyF83
    @JizzyF83 Год назад

    My man almost became a meme there at the end

  • @bennyblack6079
    @bennyblack6079 17 дней назад

    life bans are easy to enforce and work very well to stomp out such violence along with allowing criminal charges reported by the public..

  • @randomuserchanel1437
    @randomuserchanel1437 Год назад

    No fight, no passion.

  • @drdecco1
    @drdecco1 2 месяца назад

    Sadly, parochial tribalism is bred into them from an early age. My own naive 10y.o. was holding his position on the park [no ball in sight] when his marking player suddenly "pulled on" [full-on kick] his ankles - when I shouted, onto the field, "hold on" to this young fellow his Dad [who else but the opposition manager!] thundered aggressively down the sideline to me screaming at the top of his voice, jugular veins blowing out fiendishly "not to interfere" with his players - choice language etc, etc. Sadly, in an instant, my own passion for the GAA fell away. These same stalwarts of GAA "passion" were largely left running the local GAA as ordinary parents and normal would be mentors pulled back. These lunatics are seen on the sidelines all over the country and too often given the positions of power.

  • @deanfitz1985
    @deanfitz1985 9 месяцев назад

    Absolute toerag eye gouging, shouldn't even be on the pitch, kudos to whoever hit him with that haymaker

  • @thefattymcgee5801
    @thefattymcgee5801 Месяц назад

    Lol I played for the NYGAA minor board in high school and this was every other game. 😂

  • @johncambridge7339
    @johncambridge7339 10 месяцев назад +1

    If this was soccer the media would be all over this the gaa shouldn't be allowed to get away with this

  • @apjpisared
    @apjpisared Год назад +10

    They should abandon the whole game and kick both teams out of the competition, then hold another quarter final with the two teams they last defeated prior to this game. That should be the rule, then teams would be properly punished. Not saying this will stop a brawl but it will punish a brawl properly then. A few cards here and there isn't a real punishment.

    • @geraldinemccormick8635
      @geraldinemccormick8635 Год назад

      Exactly

    • @jonnyceaarra2164
      @jonnyceaarra2164 Год назад +3

      Have you ever seen what happens off the ball in any gaa game. ? Grow up. It’s football there’s a bright side and a dark side! And it’s been going on this years.

  • @Kenny-zn6dl
    @Kenny-zn6dl Год назад +6

    During the 80's and again in the late 90's i recall the gaa condemning the 'disgraceful tuggery ' by the Australian compromise rules team for their on field antics, they said that the series should be scrapped if such behaviour continues.....hmmmm, i wonder will they scrap the remainder of the championship??😳

    • @zanussidish8144
      @zanussidish8144 Год назад +2

      Any chance of putting that into a sentence? 👍

    • @thisguy976
      @thisguy976 Год назад

      Kenny you should probably let it go as it was over 20 years ago.

    • @Kenny-zn6dl
      @Kenny-zn6dl Год назад +4

      @@thisguy976 30 years actually and just making a point, the gaa are a two faced move the goal posts outfit that bend the rules to suit their amateur agenda.

    • @marks_sparks1
      @marks_sparks1 Год назад

      @@Kenny-zn6dl well said

  • @brendantownsend216
    @brendantownsend216 Год назад +1

    Disgraceful sport if i'm honest. I can't believe people still play this crap.

  • @hiline2009
    @hiline2009 9 месяцев назад

    and now we have NO Spillane..we are all the poorer. The Cantwell lady- anything to do with Noel Kelly?

  • @pendafen7405
    @pendafen7405 Год назад

    as a Welsh person who's wandered by with no idea how I've ended up here...oh fy Nuw

  • @TyronePatOne
    @TyronePatOne Год назад +1

    Typical Armagh, every game this crap happened in, Armagh were involved in. No coincidence.

  • @Aoife14sig
    @Aoife14sig Месяц назад

    croke park brawl now Croke park brawl 1920

  • @shane-irish
    @shane-irish Год назад

    A draw wow

  • @MjA-tz8so
    @MjA-tz8so Год назад

    I see, It’s a bit like Rugby isn’t it?

  • @patkelleher6236
    @patkelleher6236 Год назад

    Will the GAA hide behind all the appeal systems again.

  • @arisjatmika
    @arisjatmika Год назад

    Know this from Facebook clip
    😲😲😲

  • @Maverick8269
    @Maverick8269 2 часа назад

    Come on galway

  • @patmc5474
    @patmc5474 Год назад +4

    Stupidity,1 team down the tunnel at a time anymore since these so called role models can't behave themselves.Each team needs to control the players as this cannot happen again.

    • @johndoyle2429
      @johndoyle2429 Год назад +2

      I agree with you as well. But this is going on for a while now and GAA need to do something about it.

    • @patmc5474
      @patmc5474 Год назад +1

      @@johndoyle2429 Good point there is enough officials up there to assist in enforcing compliance aswell.

  • @orlacarthy1899
    @orlacarthy1899 11 дней назад

    This not wath Gaelic is about😢😢

  • @df289
    @df289 Год назад

    Well Galic football did come from Aussie rules football

  • @luddite2702
    @luddite2702 Год назад

    Where is mick dunne the famous commentator not. Lol.

  • @billhawkins192
    @billhawkins192 Год назад +1

    Such fine men.

  • @brickie59
    @brickie59 5 месяцев назад

    What does one expect from these chaps, this is not sportsmanship it’s simple unacceptable conduct. And I am so delighted that it’s not played on English soil.

    • @goinghomesomeday1
      @goinghomesomeday1 2 месяца назад

      That's the GAA for you, savage Neanderthals and all good Catholics hehehe

  • @luddite2702
    @luddite2702 Год назад

    No change in the gaa I see. Where is mick dunne the famous commentator not.

  • @williamanchor2927
    @williamanchor2927 Год назад

    Aye alright Pat, calm down will ye

  • @cillian8442
    @cillian8442 Год назад

    That’s the shot

  • @nualaduffy4758
    @nualaduffy4758 Год назад

    Jesus, our national game, how can anyone justify this...these are supposed to be role models, for future generations...Shame on them. WELL SAID PAT...VIOLENCE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE, IN ANY SPORT...

  • @conwaynoel3715
    @conwaynoel3715 Год назад

    The game was exciting , edge of the seat stuff, mad even. But tell me it was a great game of football ? It was a load of bollox.

  • @gerardhenry5501
    @gerardhenry5501 Год назад +2

    Tough sport but it’s a thugs sport .

  • @Man_fay_the_Bru
    @Man_fay_the_Bru Год назад

    They’re acting like england fans

  • @fitzerelli1
    @fitzerelli1 Год назад

    Head of RTE sport and she looks like she needs a good dinner.god help us

  • @RonanStrain1989
    @RonanStrain1989 Год назад +7

    Tiernan Kelly is a hard man

  • @davidbamford1971
    @davidbamford1971 Год назад +6

    Irish people and I'm Irish, need to get a grip.
    The comments are way Ott, don't always join the Rte Joe duffy bandwagon.
    It's was handbags, no one got hurt.
    The only half bad incident was the eye gouging, and that was dealt with.
    It's a competitive sport, sometimes things boil over.
    It's not a trip to knock.
    Its a man game, or should be, so don't parrot Rte opinions, and have the guts to have your own opinions sometimes in your lifes.

  • @thegangboobush8579
    @thegangboobush8579 Год назад

    All the coppers on a mad one over a fight😂 it’s a tough sport deal with it

  • @padraigodeorain9966
    @padraigodeorain9966 Год назад

    Galway took the comeback badly then lol

  • @carolinemccarneyfinn
    @carolinemccarneyfinn Год назад

    disgusting gaa need to puish all involved people pay enough for tickets not for this violence for kids to see

  • @JohnSmith-uc4ku
    @JohnSmith-uc4ku Год назад +3

    Us dubs would never be in that meelie, we were to busy picking up Sam 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍👍👍

    • @Beanbag777
      @Beanbag777 Год назад

      Picking up needles you mean

  • @patriciamaguire5802
    @patriciamaguire5802 Год назад

    What a Absolute joke, and the GAA should not let this go, there are kids watching this!! And they thinks it ok, what kind of examples are these teams shown the younger generation, shame on all involved 🙄, 😡we didn't pay money to watch this bullshit

  • @oman9492
    @oman9492 Год назад

    Was exciting though.

  • @riverdonoghue9992
    @riverdonoghue9992 Год назад

    Great role models for youngsters!! Maybe they should leave GAA and take up MMA.

  • @kingeatking
    @kingeatking Год назад +5

    Nothing like a good fight 🤜

  • @fergusmcgann9840
    @fergusmcgann9840 Год назад

    Absolute savages

  • @mmmmmmmmmm.m.
    @mmmmmmmmmm.m. Год назад

    The last guy says it all 💪

  • @franoloughlin3495
    @franoloughlin3495 25 дней назад

    It’s pack mentality

  • @gav2903
    @gav2903 Год назад

    Kids watching on

  • @theladfromireland.
    @theladfromireland. Год назад +2

    I've seen worse fights

  • @stephenarmstrong2987
    @stephenarmstrong2987 Год назад +6

    Pure passion. I’m sure the Galway and Armagh boys had a pint afterwards.

    • @buycbdonline
      @buycbdonline Год назад

      Nope gouging is not passion. Pure scum, there are unwritten rules in our sport. Handbags and even digs man to man are grand. Shoving your fingers in someones eye when his hands are held is cowardly shite and has no place in the game. Lifetime ban.

    • @smashyrashy
      @smashyrashy Год назад

      Not the ones on the squad, too competitive now

    • @Alexe829
      @Alexe829 Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/ZTtuOw92ZC8/видео.html

    • @Alexe829
      @Alexe829 Год назад

      @@smashyrashy it's sport! Irish style!!
      Here's news, Irish ppl won't hear on mainstream,rte or newspapers!
      ruclips.net/video/ZTtuOw92ZC8/видео.html
      V sad see Irish culture fading. But traditionally,Irish ppl take so much, n then.....the push back comes fast!!!!!

  • @Irish780
    @Irish780 Год назад +2

    Northern teams has a history of this down through the years

  • @billybongon5535
    @billybongon5535 Год назад

    Lol toughen up fights are ok

  • @gannetsarewe
    @gannetsarewe Год назад

    Animals.

  • @wc2270
    @wc2270 13 дней назад

    Hand bag stuff

  • @Josh-pj7tq
    @Josh-pj7tq Год назад +1

    I love it

  • @neasa4222
    @neasa4222 Год назад

    Armagh players were involved in three different melees in 2022. Says it all really !

  • @ritchiemullins6384
    @ritchiemullins6384 Год назад +3

    Ask any GAA fan, and they will tell u they love to see a brawl!

    • @smashyrashy
      @smashyrashy Год назад

      100% just not that eye gouging shit thats pure gypsy stuff

  • @IRISHFELLA2010
    @IRISHFELLA2010 Год назад

    Brawling is fun

  • @dco1929
    @dco1929 Год назад +5

    galway played well and deserved to win ,

    • @Ava-ui4vf
      @Ava-ui4vf 6 месяцев назад +1

      Yes the played well but it is about the goals and points each and every county has a 50% chance of winning 🏆

  • @EnergizedShow
    @EnergizedShow Год назад +1

    Just a bit of craic lads

  • @elzorro7of9
    @elzorro7of9 Год назад

    bog men. bog ball

  • @fletcher262
    @fletcher262 6 месяцев назад

    Typical from Armagh. The northern lads are always trying to fight and play dirty.

    • @goinghomesomeday1
      @goinghomesomeday1 2 месяца назад

      LoL that's a biased comment, the Galway wet-backs are quite capable behaving just as savage.

  • @BlahBlahBlah961
    @BlahBlahBlah961 Год назад

    Typical GAA

  • @IrishAndy85
    @IrishAndy85 Год назад

    So... Where's the Gaurds? Nowhere to be seen of course!

  • @liamnugent6534
    @liamnugent6534 16 дней назад

    Rotten sport

  • @patrickcumiskey6939
    @patrickcumiskey6939 Год назад

    UP ARMAGH 🧡

  • @carlogambino1979
    @carlogambino1979 Год назад

    Wise up that's handbags kids stuff. I seen worse fights in my local pub. Snowflakes

  • @markjenkins3609
    @markjenkins3609 Год назад

    Da Oirish loik ta drink swear foight

  • @67lionsoflisbon37
    @67lionsoflisbon37 Год назад +5

    Ah please! If you want to talk about the great game, then do just that. The Rte cameras were only to glad to linger on the melee! Exciting, enjoyable game. Forget about the sham handbags and pundit sensationalism.

    • @davidbamford1971
      @davidbamford1971 Год назад

      A voice of reason at last,I couldn't agree more with you, it was total handbags.
      Irish media love creating a bandwagon, and unfortunately to many people want to get on it.

  • @jamiebaxter1579
    @jamiebaxter1579 Год назад

    🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @croissants1280
    @croissants1280 Год назад +11

    The icing on the cake of a great game. Don't cut those fingernails boys!

    • @dermotspollen
      @dermotspollen Год назад +1

      Was a disgrace to see in what was a great even match. Another disgrace that it was decided by penalties

    • @thomasmcinerney5942
      @thomasmcinerney5942 Год назад +2

      @@dermotspollen Exactly, only in Gaelic Football. If it's a draw it should go to a replay.

  • @seangeoghegan5444
    @seangeoghegan5444 Год назад +4

    Loved the fight no clue what he’s on about

  • @johnfrancismcgovern6524
    @johnfrancismcgovern6524 9 месяцев назад

    Haha this is why it will never and should never be a professional sport

  • @Beanbag777
    @Beanbag777 Год назад

    Typical GAA !!! Thugs disguised as hero’s

  • @davidfox7983
    @davidfox7983 Год назад

    Great entertainment in fairness