Tyrone manager Malachy O'Rourke feels some of the calls against his side in their 1-24 to 0-25 All-Ireland SFC quarter-final defeat by Kerry were "really, really harsh."
The Red Hands fell agonisingly short of booking their spot in the semi-finals after an impressive second-half display.
During the thrilling match in Dublin, Tyrone felt a few key decisions at big moments went in favour of the All-Ireland champions.
"We felt that some of the calls that went against us were really, really harsh," O'Rourke told BBC Sport NI.
"Maybe it'll look different on the video and we'll look at it but those marginal calls were really hard on us and at one stage to Kerry boys even stopped playing because it seemed so blatant to us.
The Red Hands fell agonisingly short of booking their spot in the semi-finals after an impressive second-half display.
During the thrilling match in Dublin, Tyrone felt a few key decisions at big moments went in favour of the All-Ireland champions.
"We felt that some of the calls that went against us were really, really harsh," O'Rourke told BBC Sport NI.
"Maybe it'll look different on the video and we'll look at it but those marginal calls were really hard on us and at one stage to Kerry boys even stopped playing because it seemed so blatant to us.
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