‘I was wrongly sent off’ Paudie Clifford aims dig at officials in winning speech 🏆

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Paudie Clifford wasn’t too happy he was ‘wrongly sent off’ in All-Ireland final win and let the referee know during his speech.

Fossa is All-Ireland junior club football champions after beating Tyrone’s Stewartstown Harps 0-19 to 1-13 in the final on Sunday.

The two Clifford brothers, David and Paudie, led their Kerry club victory with phenomenal performances not just today but throughout the championship.

David scored an incredible 0-11 points but didn’t get to see the full-time whistle as he was sent off in extra time. In fact, six players in total were shown red cards including Paudie in an ill-tempered final.

Paudie let the officials know what he thought of the red card in his winning speech.


‘To the referee and his officials, obviously it was a tough game to ref there at the end. You did a good job, other than at the end when I was wrongly sent off. It was unbelievable how I was sent off, but a great job all around.

‘To Stewartstown, an unbelievably hard running team, we were seriously up against it there. I know there was the bit at the end, but ye are a great team and fair play to ye. I’m sure ye will give the intermediate in Tyrone a run next year.’

Do you think he should’ve been sent off?

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3 Comments

  1. Give respect get respect Paudie. Not a great example to give young players. You won and you did deserve to get sent off. Accept it

  2. Congratulations FOSSA well done everyone The GAA needs to be overhauled big time pulling shirts throwing punches is not excepted in shape of form also anybody raising his hands to another person should be banned for 3 games and yellow cards 6 cards (1) match ban (12) cards (2) match ban all in a season no surrounding the official by players only the captain or the player involved should speak to the official and no supporters on the pitch after the game someone could get hurt Thank you

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