My family have a great tradition in the ol ToW.
Jesus when you put it like that
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It’s not a euphemism mate
Your father tugged your brother off into your mother who was also his sister.
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We were the tactical nous of the side. There was a place for everyone. Every team needed a heavy set fella at the back mate. It was what the fat lads did before anyone played rugby.
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A safer pastime
No tgey didn’t. When things flowed well Galway had 12-13 lads hopping off the ground. When things went against the hem they had 5-6.
Dublin are at the hem heir best when chips are down. That’s the difference.
I think Galway shat the course big thehemheirime over last few weeks.
I would say Walsh has done what he can. Problem is if he goes Tally probably does too.
They need a fucking spirt psychologist too. They have a system but not a performance mindset.
I do believe they have the tools to be highly Competitive.
The penalty yesterday was so pathetic though. It showed gaps in prep.
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Going the length and breadth of the country with 6 strong men for a good pull against another 6 strong men above in a field at the back of the church. You’d be competing for a keg sometimes, so there’d often be times you’d go home full to the gills of cream after a good pull with your six friends.
Great times I’d say.
What?
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They need Kieth Earls.
Still not getting it.
Can you type it again there please.
Agreed in the most part. I think Galway are close but lack steel. We now need a manager who can instil that in them. Walsh has been given ample time but progress has been too slow.
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Keith
Thee man for the job.
Without any doubt.
Must have hunger back. Has stayed close to game. Knows what it takes
And has Galway connections.
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Works there too ya? Still at Boston Scientific?
He works for Coca Cola and has taken a career break to manage Westport where he is getting big money, apparently.