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Carr says referees will drive him out of the game

Frustrated Roscommon manager Tommy Carr has blasted current refereeing standards and says the men in black may lead him to quit the game.

Carr says referees will drive him out of the game

Thu, 25 Mar, 2004 - 10:01

Frustrated Roscommon manager Tommy Carr has blasted current refereeing standards and says the men in black may lead him to quit the game.

Carr was aghast at the performance of Down whistle-blower Colm Broderick during his side's Division Two league loss to Offaly on Sunday.

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