Apologies, there was no intent to offend(whats a hun?, am familiar with female genetalia) My point although not explicit was that while it is common garden to ridicule the demise one part of the GAA in a small area of its association, addressing the inequalities in hurling are often swept under the carpet.
That particular Kilkenny team will without doubt be smiled upon by history as one of if not the most sublime - closer review of the game, season etc reflects more to a sport in crisis.
Apologies again and best wishes to your endeavors no matter what level of Kilkenny football you may be involved in.
[quote=“Eoghan Ruadha, post: 654261”]
Apologies, there was no intent to offend(whats a hun?, am familiar with female genetalia) My point although not explicit was that while it is common garden to ridicule the demise one part of the GAA in a small area of its association, addressing the inequalities in hurling are often swept under the carpet.
That particular Kilkenny team will without doubt be smiled upon by history as one of if not the most sublime - closer review of the game, season etc reflects more to a sport in crisis.
Apologies again and best wishes to your endeavors no matter what level of Kilkenny football you may be involved in.[/quote]:lol::lol::lol:
Further proof GAA speeches should be done away with, or at least for shite like this anyway.