Yeah but Irish soccer have been practising social distancing for decades now. Most people wouldnāt look over the ditch at it.
And for a match that was barely intermediate standard too
Finger pointing between gga and soccer is counterintuitive lads, we need solidarity and direct the anger back at ffg NPHET and the constantly righteous.
Gaa have been a shower of arrogant cunts this last Covidā¦
Demanding a meeting with Glynn
Having no social distancing at games
Allowing junior games to be played in Dublin
Tbh, Iām seething because they got a different set of rules to everyone else
The GAA have never followed any rules, even their own.
Itās more they demanded a different set of rulesā¦ And then the add on TV about nothing else but how great the GAA is really made me seethā¦
I guess after 120 years they have no rule on how to tackle
Has someone got your login?
I like watching matches but the self indulgent shit re the GAA is the greatest thing ever annoys meā¦ Plenty of other sports helping communities with far less political or financial muscleā¦
Volunteers in the GGA are put up on a pedestal, nobody mentions that every sport needs and has volunteers
What about the lad keeping a boxing club going somewhere whoāll never have a winner or any recognitionā¦just does it to get lads out of mischief. ā¦
Cork fellas circling the wagons here
My daughter has the symptoms, I canāt go to work today, she has to be tested, theyāre gonna contact us later
Balls
Sorry about that. Teachers are dropping like flies here. Only a matter of time before schools go on line.
Hope it all turns out ok for you and your family.
It was cuntish from NPHET to leak that letter late on a Sunday evening. It has only created more fear and uncertainty.
Colleague of mine confirmed with it as well. Sizeable outbreak linked to a challenge the county minors played in Galway last week, that fellaās son was on the panel. Trying to figure out who was in contact with him last week now
It was absolutely outrageous and should be investigated.
@Bisto Iād agree that the GAA have handled the attrndance at venues very poorly and made no effort to distance supporters in stands.
On pitch celebrations havenāt been a great look either, but once they are restricted to the player and management bubbles they arenāt a whole pile different to training or playing.
Do they think it spread on the field of play or in a pre/post match gathering?
Pre & post. Questionable decision of putting the young lads on a bus together up to Galway
Some suggestion that one of the panel had been tested and went to the match before getting his results back