Fri, 14 Feb, 2020 - 06:20
John Fogarty
Dublin defender Chris Crummey doesn’t sense there is an appetite for the introduction of black card to hurling.
The Lucan Sarsfields man has questioned why authorities see reason to put forward the 10-minute sin bin for cynical play at Congress later this month.
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CourtsGaaPerson: Chris CrummeyPerson: CrummeyPerson: Greg KennedyPerson: Kyle HayesPerson: Cian LynchPerson: Declan HannonPerson: Richie EnglishPerson: N. QuaidPerson: S. FinnPerson: D. ByrnesPerson: NashPerson: C. LynchPerson: O’DonoghuePerson: G. HegartyPerson: T. MorrisseyPerson: B. RyanPerson: A. GillanePerson: S. FlanaganPerson: D. O’ConnellPerson: B. HennessyPerson: J. ConsidinePerson: D. DempseyPerson: R. HanleyPerson: K. HayesPerson: D. MorrisseyPerson: G. MulcahyPerson: D. O’DonovanPerson: B. O’GradyPerson: M. QuinlanPerson: D. ReidyEvent: Leinster SHCOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: Lucan SarsfieldsOrganisation: CongressOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: LimerickOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: AHL
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