So the solution to overcome these failings is to go back with the same manager and do the exact same thing thats failed over the past four years. And youd swear they were just handibg all irelands away. They threw the chance at one away in 2013 no doubt, that was a real failing, and the management teams fault as much as the players. Kilkenny were the better team overall the other years, but a team cant beat a better team and theyve failed in your eyes. They try and change things so they might have a better chance of beating them, more failure as far as you can see.
on the other hand in every one of these cases it is possible to see a manager who has deluded himself into believing that he is best placed to deliver an All Ireland. In this case against the available evidence.
By listening to you youâd swear they were just handing All-Irelands away.
This should be obvious but the solution is to critically self-analyse where you went wrong and try and improve on it for the next year, not to throw the toys out of the pram like babies and look to put the blame on anybody but yourself, and thatâs what the Galway team have done.
We have Big Dan who is there to ensure that the lads from the West of the county get a fair crack. The evidence suggests that he is performing well in this role.
He seems to play an active role beyond being a selector. Seems very involved during matches as a motivator etc.
Canât think of professional sports where they have selectors as a distinct role though. Seems archaic to be there unless you are also coaching in some guise.
And when the same man couldnât critically analyse it and improve over four years your solution is to give him another year. What then, another year after that? Despite your claims to know people and whatever time you spend in galway,( in the claddagh isnt it?) you havenât the first clue about that team or management set up and who does what and whos listened to. I see youve stopped repeating the harte broke the door down anecdote and are now convinced that what players should do is self assess and just magically improve. If they consider their manager a hindrance not a helpafter that assessment too bad, ignore that, just look at yourselves and IMPROVE. Are you on one of you famous sessions down the back of a bus or something you are seriously rambling away here.
I didnât make it the first place, mate, I just thought it was interesting that that analogy was levelled against those who think Cunningham has done a good job, when itâs quite obviously more appropriate to those who want rid of him.
I mean, youâd swear all Galway had to do was turn up to win an All-Ireland, rather than have to beat Kilkenny, like.