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The men's and women's football and hurling scene in this town , has been ruined for too long by glory-hunters or just crowd-followers , happy enough to travel stupid distances each week, just so they have a chance to pose with a trophy at the end of the year,along with the other 35 lads or lassies who have each played the equivilant of an hours ball all season. And if you are good enough to have county aspirations then it will suit you even more to play for a lower team, as the demands will be a little less and don't mind those who say that you have to be playing senior club to play for the county. Pure and utter nonsense ! And for those of you who have been travelling silly distances or is only making up the numbers of a senior team. Ask for a transfer , it's not too late to save your soul . Lazarus1 (Galway) - Posts: 173 - 30/09/2014 20:37:50 1658774 Link 0 |
Whatever about the football over here the hurling makes no sense whats so ever. Gabriels and Kilburn are like Chelsea and Man City! chanceit (UK) - Posts: 38 - 01/10/2014 08:15:34 1658817 Link 0 |
posted this before, map of all the teams http://www.irishpost.co.uk/sport/gaa-clubs-london-training-times-contact-details-locations. Rosineri1 (UK) - Posts: 1999 - 01/10/2014 11:56:55 1658914 Link 0 |
Totally agree. Sean Kelly has been a great example for the GAA in London and shown great loyalty in his local club. Marcus Miskelly and Chris Eastwood too. Cockneyreject (UK) - Posts: 28 - 01/10/2014 13:43:24 1658978 Link 0 |
Absolutetely - you can understand the stronger teams wanting to have as much strength in depth as possible, especially with the amount of lads away on many weekends. So it's up to the lads and lassies to do a bit of research before they put pen to paper, because in too many cases they are left to rot on the bench come championship whilst weaker teams are struggling to field all year round. Lazarus1 (Galway) - Posts: 173 - 01/10/2014 20:35:05 1659171 Link 0 |