Former Galway player drops F-bomb on BBC during All-Ireland final coverage
The showpiece final was finely poised at half-time, with Armagh and Galway tied at six points apiece at Croke Park
A former Galway player dropped a F-bomb on the BBC's coverage of the All-Ireland football final during the half-time analysis.
The showpiece final was finely poised at half-time, with Armagh and Galway tied at six points apiece at Croke Park.
Although a relatively low-scoring affair, the match was high on tension with the lead changing hands on numerous occasions.
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On the BBC, though, former Galway footballer and hurler Alan Kerins got a little carried with his half-time analysis of the match.
"How do you get over the line in such a tight game? Is it about not making mistakes, or is it about punching through?" asked the BBC presenter.
Galway man Kerins replied: "You've got 35 to 38 minutes now to fulfil your lifelong dream.
"These guys [Galway] lasted in 2022, and you've got to have no regrets and just f***** go for it and express yourself, but with composure."
It was a cagey match at times, with Galway dominating possession, but Armagh were the more clinical when chances presented themselves.
The Tribesmen threw all they had at the Orchard County in the closing stages but could not find the score to send the match into extra-time as Armagh won only their second All-Ireland title.
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