Referee David Gough has objects thrown at him as he leaves Croke Park pitch (Reports)
The Meath man was in charge of Dublin’s epic victory over Kerry at Croke Park in the All-Ireland semi-final.
Referee David Gough had objects thrown at him as he left the pitch following the All-Ireland semi-final, according to claims by a number of journalists at Croke Park.
Gough took charge of an enthralling clash between the two biggest names in Gaelic Football and his performance was praised by RTÉ analyst and Kerry man Pat Spillane after the game.
Twitter, as you would expect, was divided as to the quality of Gough’s performance, but, if the reports are true, some at Croke Park weren't afraid to let him know what they thought.
A sad end to a truly brilliant game of Gaelic Football.
David Gough getting plenty of grief from Kerry supporters walking down the tunnel
— Donnchadh Boyle (@depboyle) August 28, 2016
David Gough being pelted with match programmes and various other assorted items as he leaves the pitch via the Cusack Stand tunnel #DUBvKER
— Jackie Cahill 🖐👍 (@cahilljackie) August 28, 2016
Some fans appear to be flinging objects at referee David Gough as he walks off. One more talking point from a fascinating game#DUBvKER
— Brendan O'Brien (@byBrendanOBrien) August 28, 2016
Kerry fans throwing objects at David Gough as he leaves the field. #GAA
— John Fogarty (@JohnFogartyIrl) August 28, 2016
