Tony Leen: Trouble ahead but that won’t matter for Galway

There may be trouble ahead for some of Armagh’s extended group when Croke Park begins the review, but that will matter less to Galway now

TROUBLE AHEAD: Galway's Damien Comer is the victim of an alleged eye gouge at the end of normal time in Sunday's All-Ireland SFC quarter-final.

TOMORROW will be mainly taken up with the suspensions and sanctions and the thundering disgraces. Of some teams undercooked and others overheated. Why there aren’t separate access and egress to dressing rooms? Why we have penalties? Why we don’t have a replay and a reminder of what football might be like with the manacles off?

For one day, it’s recommended that the constituency savours high-octane football excitement from a pair of sides, Galway and Armagh, balancing priorities between zone defence, low blocks and high presses, patient possession and rapid transition. To put the ball in flight and the game there with it.