Is it not dying on its arse as well compared to the club game?
I thought human rights aside the 2022 World Cup was the most enjoyable ever. Compare the final to any of the last five champions league finals
and itâs not even close.
I find it much easier to watch than the rosenbourg situations we have all over Europe.
Will be a few cracking games this summer as well.
2 awful results for the anti split season brigade in the Rugby yesterday. All set up for a Munster v Leinster final which would take the attention of the 2 hurling quarter finals apparently. Now we have Bulls v Glasgowâ:rofl:
Is one of the hurling quarter finals currently fixed for 1.15pm next Saturday so RTĂ can clear the decks to show a club rubby match between South African & Scottish sides? Fucking hell.
Is one of the hurling quarter finals currently fixed for 1.15pm next Saturday so RTĂ can clear the decks to show a club rubby match between South African & Scottish sides? Fucking hell.
Yep and this is considered a victory for the split season zealots.
Nobody at the game and nobody knowing the game is actually on.
Is it not dying on its arse as well compared to the club game?
I would say the reverse.
I see they are trying to flip the Tinpot Cup matches with the Hurling Quarter Finals next week.
These split season zealots are just making it up as they go along.
2 awful results for the anti split season brigade in the Rugby yesterday. All set up for a Munster v Leinster final which would take the attention of the 2 hurling quarter finals apparently. Now we have Bulls v Glasgowâ:rofl:
Is one of the hurling quarter finals currently fixed for 1.15pm next Saturday so RTĂ can clear the decks to show a club rubby match between South African & Scottish sides? Fucking hell.
The Wexford quarter final against Clare is on at some ungodly hour like 1 oâclock next Saturday. I know you donât follow kids GAA matters all that closely but Wexford and Waterford are hosting the Feile hurling next weekend, which is effectively a nationwide club U15 club competition. Clubs throughout Wexford will be involved in hosting it with obviously a heavy onus on club members in Wexford to run the show.
The split season zealots have only gone and scheduled the Wexford v Clare quarter final for a lunchtime throw in next Saturday when the Feile will be on in Wexford. The cat seems to have caught the tongue of split season propagandist @Perez2017 on this masterpiece of split season secheduling.
Nobody at the game? Cork will sell 30,000 tickets.
I was at the Feile Na Gaeil last year. Was at a club match yesterday, just back from a club match today. Quarter finals are played Saturday, you will give out about the time. Games are switched to Sunday and you will give out why are they switching the Tailtean cup games.
@BruidheanChaorthainn certainly has a point about the ruination of the inter-county scene. This now regular occurrence of South African rugby teams causing upheaval to the All-Ireland hurling quarter-finals is startling. The formats certainly donât help but the change in calendar has clearly had an adverse effect. The FĂŠile/hurling quarter-final clash is preposterous and hugely demeaning to Wexford hurling.
Iâd contend the player numbers plummeting at club level though. I know in my own club that numbers are rising at underage. Everyone plays now where in the past that certainly wasnât the case. With the likes of G4MO and multiple other LGFA teams on the go itâs actually very busy and sometimes difficult to even find space for the clubs flagship teams on the pitches. That may not be the case across the country though and is hugely reliant on knowledgeable and passionate volunteers.
I was at the Feile Na Gaeil last year. Was at a club match yesterday, just back from a club match today. Quarter finals are played Saturday, you will give out about the time. Games are switched to Sunday and you will give out why are they switching the Tailtean cup games.
Theyâve asked the Wexford GAA clubs to be co-hosts of the Feile this year and theyâve only gone and scheduled a Wexford All Ireland Senior Hurling Quarter Final for a lunchtime on the very Saturday they are holding the Feile which effectively means that rank and file GAA members in Wexford wonât be able to travel to Thurles to support the Wexford county team.
The Kilmacud Sevens which was once an integral part of All Ireland Weekend, was run off yesterday in front of two men and a dog.
Nobody knows, nobody cares etc
What these split season zealots have done will never be forgotten.
I find it much easier to watch than the rosenbourg situations we have all over Europe.
Will be a few cracking games this summer as well.
Itâs a much more equitable form of association football. Although JD and Johnny Ward were whinging about it yesterday on Newstalk saying thereâs too many lopsided games. This from the tournament which has given us Denmark 1992, Greece 2004 and Wales 2016. Even a shambolic Irish team trained by a clueless simpleton shouldâve drawn with France in Dublin and Portugal in Faro.
Thatâs what happens when you have a fair chance. In a one off game you always have a chance but when it becomes best of three youâve got no chance.
Look at tipp in 2020. Cavan in 2020 also. You have hope. You have momentum.
Used to be incredibly coveted to get into it. Got invited when you won your championship and kept the slot until you didnât compete.
https://twitter.com/tomasoruanaidh/status/1802079737780863232?s=46
Listen to last minute of the interview. Itâs all coming the semi pro ethos/split season.
S and C will dictate the results if we arenât careful. Same thing happened in rugby and it became unwatchable a lot of the time.
We are going down a very slippery slop. Hurling should always be a game of skill. Thatâs what make itâs really special.
The main lad complaining here big gripe is that heâs annual piss up at the Dublin Horse Show doesnât run into an all Ireland semi final anymore.
And I wonder what will happen when some poor lad canât play his hobby or past time anymore because he canât Bench press enough or do enough squats. I wonder what heâll turn to next.