Angry Fans

We’ve got still more anger directed at the broadcast media. This time, it’s RTE’s News Room getting a couple of deserved brickbats. There’s genuine anger at the haphazard approach to crowd safety after big games in Croker. Cork fans seem more puzzled than angry with their footballers and management for the way they collapsed against Kerry in the All Ireland senior football final. And referee David Coldrick? Opinion on his handling of the big game is divided 50 / 50. Probably a sign that he got it just about right.

Wed, 19 Sep, 2007 - 01:00

‘KICK OFF AT at 3.30 pm’ says RTE1 Radio News about today’s All-Ireland final! - Jerry P

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