Nickie Quaid

And it's challenging.

We saw Peter Duggan and Nicky Quaid in the All-Ireland semi-final.

It's challenging for the referee to get the decision right.

whether the player has the ball in his hand or he doesn't have it in his hand.

If one of the following infractions is committed on an attacking player who is denied of a goal scoring opportunity, that's as defined in the important terms and definitions number nine, to pull down an opponent, to trip an opponent with hand, arm, leg, foot or hurley, to deliberately collide with an opponent after the opponent has played the ball away for the purpose of taking the opponent out of the movement to play, to deliberately prevent or restrict or to attempt to prevent or restrict an opponent from moving or from playing the ball by holding up an opponent or to deliberately pull an opponent's jersey.

They're calling this one the Nicky Quaid, Pat.

Why did Nicky Quaid have one of them

last year, did he? One of our viewers said that Mull said, and you did actually Mull, you said Nicky Quaid stopping Peter Duggan was the moment of the year.

It was definitely one of the defining moments of the year anyway.

What do you reckon they make of this, Pat? It's a bit clearer.

And Dale would come in and said, only for Tyler we'd, he would have been bringing in the Lee McCarty Cubs.

But yeah, look, it was, again, we go back to it, lads.

non-decision or decision wrong in the All-Ireland semi-final this year.

Because all of us at the game, I think people at home, people watching the TV, were straight away saying that Nicky Quaid needs to be given a black card and needs to go off here.

Now, the difference is, and I know, I might ask you with the micing up of refs and so on, the boys in the BBC, I think the RT had the same feed, which is coming from down below.

It was really well explained on the pitch, the decision-making process around it, what the umpires were being asked about.

So they're quite capable.

Any team with Nicky Quaid and Patrick O'Donovan, you know, are capable of that type of performance.

Like, you know, Nicky, you know, as a defender, has no equal.

And, of course, Patrick O'Donovan, what an excellent forward at that level.

They can change the way they play.

And to have the likes of Nicky, Nicky Quaid inside in goal and he directing operations.

Mm.

And then the big, the big tough lads.

Yeah.

Right? And I felt that I still could play.

But as Nicky English said in one, in an article many moons ago, when the legs start to go-

Yeah, that's a sign