Things that make you go What the F**k?

[RedHand88]

Conor mcgregor says if government does not act soon he will.

Aye he will aye.

[Olly]

Conor mcgregor says if government does not act soon he will.

It would be great to see him in Neighbours

[Tony Baloney]

Conor mcgregor says if government does not act soon he will.

It would be great to see him in Neighbours

[Substandard]

Conor mcgregor says if government does not act soon he will.

It would be great to see him in Neighbours

That would be about far enough away alright.

[armaghniac]

Gardaí seize car

I wonder what made them think that there might be a problem

[Blowitupref]

Michael Verney has been sending this around without naming the club.

[marty34]

Michael Verney has been sending this around without naming the club.

All a bit flakey.

How can they mesaure this?

[Substandard]

Michael Verney has been sending this around without naming the club.

All a bit flakey.

How can they mesaure this?

Did something broadly similar for our Juniors last year.
Quite easy to implement and monitor.
Although we couldn't field for a number of games, it definitely set a marker for how serious we were.
Leaving out the 'without management approval' next year, though. 
Head would be wrecked with whatsapps 20 minutes before matches with lads asking to go travelling or to family weddings or to the vet with shitey-arse excuses.
We're going all out next year...

[Captain Obvious]

Whatever about other sports that can take plenty out of players how would Golf be taxing?

[ONeill]

[/quote]

Did something broadly similar for our Juniors last year.
Quite easy to implement and monitor.
Although we couldn't field for a number of games, it definitely set a marker for how serious we were.
Leaving out the 'without management approval' next year, though. 
Head would be wrecked with whatsapps 20 minutes before matches with lads asking to go travelling or to family weddings or to the vet with shitey-arse excuses.
We're going all out next year...
[/quote]

Nothing worse than a pet with a shitey-arse.

[armaghniac]

Did something broadly similar for our Juniors last year.
Quite easy to implement and monitor.
Although we couldn't field for a number of games, it definitely set a marker for how serious we were.
Leaving out the 'without management approval' next year, though. 
Head would be wrecked with whatsapps 20 minutes before matches with lads asking to go travelling or to family weddings or to the vet with shitey-arse excuses.
We're going all out next year...
[/quote]

Nothing worse than a pet with a shitey-arse.
[/quote]

A spouse with a shitey-arse, perhaps?

[Milltown Row2]

This is pure shite! You need to set standards and create goals and what's the plans for the years, expectations and do on, no drinking? Wise up, no holidays unless sanctioned by management? More bollocks no playing other sports? Holy f**k!

I'm as passionate as the next manager and expect the players to put in the same effort as I'd expect them to do, but this is not a professional sport.

We need to trust the players

[Eire90]

how do they monitor drinking do they send goons around to pubs or gawk into peoples windows

[trailer]

Michael Verney has been sending this around without naming the club.

Some overpaid manager trying to justify his existence and cost. The problem with all these things is it usually one of your better player(s) who break the rules. It's never number 27 on the panel. He turns up and togs out every week. You wish he would disappear as he's constantly f**king up drills and dropping balls.
 

[Saffron_sam20]

Michael Verney has been sending this around without naming the club.

Some overpaid manager trying to justify his existence and cost. The problem with all these things is it usually one of your better player(s) who break the rules. It's never number 27 on the panel. He turns up and togs out every week. You wish he would disappear as he's constantly f**king up drills and dropping balls.
 

insane the way club GAA players are being expected to act as professional, in fact id argue worse than professional. look at Rugby and soccer, lads go for a drink after the game and its no issue sure weren't the Ireland Rugby team having pints during the World Cup. If you've a game on sat or sun, not 1 issue lads going for a few pints after then running it off in training the next week. Need to stop treating players like children.