Des Cahill has slammed the decision to make Kildare goalkeeper Cormac Barker wear a bib in Saturday's All-Ireland Under-20 Football Championship final and likened it to something from a 'junior league match'.
Barker was in nets for Kildare but was made wear an orange bib for the game as his black goalkeeper jersey clashed with Sligo's colours.
RTE host Cahill was not impressed, saying that it shouldn't happen in a final.
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Taking to Twitter, he said: "It’s s bit mad that the #Kildare goalkeeper has to wear a bib in the All-Ireland Under 20 Final, because his black jersey clashes with #Sligo.
"It might be a lucky jersey for him, In fairness…but there’s a real vibe of a junior league match & not enough jerseys! This is a Final!"
The Kilcullen shot stopper would go on to put in a flawless display for his side as they ran out 1-17 to 0-12 winners at Kingspan Breffni Park.
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