Wexford cant hurl in Thurles
Wexford v Clare in Portlaoise surely?
Wexford canât hurl anywhere.
If youâre changing your season and scheduling All Ireland Hurling Quarter finals for June, well itâs inevitable youâll come up against end of season rugby fixtures. GAA fans canât really be cribbing about broadcasters allocating Primetime Saturday evening viewing slot to the rugby in mid June.
If you were playing All Ireland quarter finals finals in mid to late July, thereâs no northern hemisphere rugby and the hurling quarter finals would get Primetime viewing slot.
Whatever about internationals and the Heineken Cup absolutely nobody cares about the URC
You might find that broadcasters and sponsors of a professional sport like rugby care about the URC.
As regards broadcasting, the GAA had a nice window from June to mid September when they could have pretty much all their glamour fixtures scheduled whenever they wanted as there very few other sports on.
Thatâs one of the trade offs for going head to head with the business end of the soccer and rugby season. GAA are actually lucky this year that the soccer World Cup is in November/December.
Go to split season thread. Move whole thing back 3 weeks and itâs perfect.
Yerra stay at home let ya. Them tourists wonât Rob themselves.
Cork ride ye raw every time anyway
Professional rugby is all pumped up shit. Look at the crowds for the Leinster match. I have said it here many times pro rugby will be dead in a decade. The sport is literally eating itself
Youâre one of about six generic Limerick gimps that only post about hurling and nothing else. A weird auld bunch.
Outrageous post, was posting about YouTube price rises the other day.
Next thing youâll be telling us cork donât ride ye raw every time
Weâve been hammering Cork for the last 10 years.
Hope Ur keeping well sham.
Oh here we go, book mark this and shove it in my face nxt week
Donât worry mate, weâll batter the cunts.
Thatâs not the point I was making. The GAA have taken the decision to stage their championship this year two months earlier than itâs traditional place in the sporting calendar. Inevitably theyâre going to lose out as regards scheduling and access to Primetime viewing slots because of pre-existing and long standing contractual obligation.
Itâs the GAAâs prerogative to stage their championship whenever they want. If theyâre going with All Ireland Hurling Quarter Finals on the third weekend in June, you might just end up with a 1.45 slot on a Saturday afternoon.
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Rubby shouldnt be played in the northern hemisphere after the first week of may. The fact its still on going is showing what a farce it is. Blaming the GAA for bring the shart of their competition forward to mid april doesnt close the argument. June always had championship matches, usually it was provisional games but still was front and centre.
The rugby lads down tool for pride.
A shitty observation when the GAA has been more open with more high profile personalities feelong comfortable with being open with their sexuality. All sport needs to be open but that comment shows why it os still difficult for some