John Maughan on All-Ireland semi-final reffing: ‘I’m sure Robbie Kiely will be incensed’

Maughan has highlighted the inconsistency in Gaelic football refereeing.

Mon, 29 Aug, 2016 - 21:20

By Peter McNamara

Former Mayo manager John Maughan has highlighted the inconsistency in Gaelic football refereeing following Dublin's win over Kerry. But he believes the approach taking by David Gough in the All-Ireland semi-final is the correct one.

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