Tempers flare between Kerry and Donegal players yesterday. Cathal Noonan / INPHO
Cathal Noonan / INPHO / INPHO
TWO RED CARDS, six yellows, two black cards and 59 frees.
It’s fair to say that there was a furious bite to the action in Tralee yesterday as Kerry and Donegal squared off.
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There was plenty debate over the incidents that prompted red cards being brandished towards Kerry’s Alan Fitzgerald and Donegal’s Leo McLoone in the first-half with four-time All-Ireland winner Paul Galvin amongst those to offer his views.
No harm for McGee to get his nose popped for what he did to Alan Fitz. That's going to him a long time. #Kerry#AllianzLeagues
Paul Galvin defends views on sending-offs in the Tralee battle between Kerry and Donegal
TWO RED CARDS, six yellows, two black cards and 59 frees.
It’s fair to say that there was a furious bite to the action in Tralee yesterday as Kerry and Donegal squared off.
There was plenty debate over the incidents that prompted red cards being brandished towards Kerry’s Alan Fitzgerald and Donegal’s Leo McLoone in the first-half with four-time All-Ireland winner Paul Galvin amongst those to offer his views.
Galvin may have drawn flak for his comments from some Donegal fans but he defended his position last night.
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‘They are a very resilient bunch of players. There was a lot of soul-searching of course.’
‘There’s a always a doubt when you’re coming to a place you associate with drubbings over the years’
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