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Published 22:00 19 Nov 2016 GMT
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Out of the frying pan, into the post-match press briefing. Once again, Hansen was asked about his team's questionable tackles and, once again, he was not happy. "Can't argue with the decisions," he replied when asked about two of his men being sent to the sin-bin. Asked if he was going to talk to his players about high tackles, he responded with one words - "Yes". "The referee had a tough game and did the best he could," Hansen continued. "If I said any more, I would get fined." Sometimes you can be a sore winner too. Aaron Kernan joins Colm Parkinson on The GAA Hour to explain the work he's doing for the Club Players Association. Derry captain Chrissy McKaigue talks Slaughtneil and a Dublin club advertising for hurlers gets a sore touch. Subscribe here on iTunes.Steve Hansen gives his post-match verdict to @rterugby: "Do you want me tell you we're a dirty side?" https://t.co/pb0YIIqZd7
— RTÉ Rugby (@RTErugby) November 19, 2016

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