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Published 15:32 4 Nov 2018 GMT
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"There's no different rule for the goalkeeper, he's the same as every other outfield player, so it's completely pointless to have him standing in the goals the whole time. A waste of time," he said.He's a good shot-stopper too and he left many an attacker wondering what they had to do to score a goal this summer. It's the winter now and Beggan is still lording it, this time for Scotstown. They won the Monaghan championship for a fifth year in a row this year, Beggan minding the goals all the way through. They were out in the Ulster quarter final on Sunday against Down champions Burren and the roving goalkeeper was again in the thick of it. Scotstown were well on top in the first half, but they were struggling to take the chances that were coming their way, hitting 13 wides in the first half alone. Beggan had enough of watching that from the goals so he went up and showed how it was done himself. https://twitter.com/BBCSPORTNI/status/1059127704560300032?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1059127704560300032&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.balls.ie%2Fgaa%2Frory-beggan-score-400254 He offered himself for the quick free and when he got it, he went and stuck it over the bar. He tacked on a few more from frees as Scotstown stretched their legs, and he was everybody's man of the match up there. They went onto win by two. https://twitter.com/monaghangaa/status/1059111730062737408 Don't take this one away from him, lads. https://twitter.com/RoryBeggan1/status/1059128116478648320
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