When Galway werenāt winning anything their poor support was usually attributed to inter-club rivalry. All about the club game in Galway - 50,000 in Athenry in November to watch Loughrea v Portumna.
Iām guilty of complaining about match venues but I never get GGA people whining about travel times. Itās a tiny country ffs sake.
I made the mistake of reading the Wexford forum on Hogan Stand and thereās lads fuming about having to travel to Cork, as itās such a journey and seething about why itās not on in Thurles. People not going to the game because of it. The difference in travel time is around 20-30 minutes. Itās not Paris-Dakar like.
That said, I canāt be arsed going to the match on Saturday myself. Iām looking forward to the Walsh Cup now.
While agreeing with your post in general a drive through the parched farmlands of limerick , Tipperary and south Laois the weekend I would beg to differ with you on this bit .
Not really. Heās crippled with injuries having been subjected to unfair treatment over the years. Think they had him in goals for one of the matches last year.
in 2010 i attended an āextremely attractive double headerā in the vast surrounds of croke park,
The appetite was āwhetā cc @Sidney as Cork played Antrim in the opening salvo before tipp beat galway in the second game
it was a horrible, muggy day with heavy grey skies, in true ādouble headerā fashion we spent the entire first half of the first game getting up and down in our seat to allow patrons enter and leave- we got so sick of it i think we didnt come back in until there was at least 10 minutes gone in the second game and just stayed outside drinking .
it was an utterly forgettable day and and an enormous waste of money and time
I heard the 2 boys didnāt take the under 21 loss too well and drowned their sorrows and it didnāt go down too well with Davy. I suppose you could call it being rested.
Heard Morris was going for a scan today.