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#41
After yesterdays results, Donegal, Meath and Ros losing and results to date it appears that teams that have peaked during the league look leaden footed for the Championship....

Will we see an even lessor interest in the league next year as a reult?
#42
GAA Discussion / Question for Kerry Posters
May 14, 2007, 04:36:51 PM
Is Sheehan on the team this year?

If so will he be the chief freetaker?
#43
At the risk of sounding contradictory I'm just interested to here peoples views on this? 3 pages dedicated to him in today's indo and the weekend's papers all have a full report.

I think it was the late late Micko was on last year and came across as liking the limelight. After this w/end i think this is all the man is after. The final whistle had just blown on Saturday and Micko was ready for an interview from Setanta.

Maybe its just the time of year and the journo's have to fill pages?

No offence to Wicklow supporters hope ye do well this year, hope the hype doesn't end in disaster that's all.
#44
any truth in this?
#45
GAA Discussion / cut backs
December 04, 2006, 08:39:13 PM
QuoteMayo hurlers have launched a broadside at the county board for dispensing of the services of team manager Frank Browne.

Despite making great progress with the Westerners last year, Browne was sensationally sacked after county board officials felt he had spent too much money on basic equipment which most top club sides would take for granted.

The board was also unhappy about the fact that Browne held training sessions three times a week, despite being instructed to train them only twice to keep costs down.

"We're all shocked by the decision because Frank had already put a lot of plans ready to start next year," said Mayo hurler Derek Walsh.

"It's hard to understand why he didn't get the job again, especially after the year we had last year. 2007 will be the most important year for Mayo hurling for a long time because with the way the league is being restructured for 2008, what grade you play in is determined by how well you do in the league this year.

"If we're left idling any longer, then we're going to be in really serious trouble."

               

This is probably on the Mayo Hurling Thread but i thought i'd post it here since Money is the issue.

Obviously the cut backs have started on the Hurling since Johnno has started shopping.

As long as the CB stay clear of Johnno and the footballers i don't mind. We can worry about Liam after we get SAM and defend him again in 2008!