Exactly.
Shur ye can just go out and buy them anyway
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That’s fair enough and you’d expect that but doesn’t seem to be at the level you’d think for such a successful club .i mean 3 Leinsters and two all Ireland appearances with just one outside player is phenomenal for a Dublin club in a rugby heartland .i see crokes didn’t even enter a team in the Dublin u21 champo this year
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Yeah but when a kid grows up he’ll remember the fun he had bouncing tennis balls with two hands rather than getting knocked out at the group stages of the minor championship. Ya can’t buy that
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Pat gotta learn to pause for the cause.
Some great digs in there.
He was going winning Leinster and all only the useless cunts were out of shape injury prone cunts and the selectors were a bunch of bastards.
John Doran isnt a man I’d like to get on the wrong side of.
Ironic, did the same chap not disappear without notice from a Meath club to manage the Kildare crowd initially.
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He risked his reputation for that Club, and look at the thanks he got for it
I’ve seen this lad get a bit of coverage lately, which seems to mainly garnered by putting nice graphics on very basic drills.
https://twitter.com/YearOfTheMurph/status/1732445596869353873?t=aWQQZg5FKn0vJM2GKMhnXQ&s=19
I really like that first drill the way the half forward has to win the ball & kick it into the full forward line.
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The clever bit is he only has 10 seconds to do it.
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You need to replace the “clever bit” and call it a constraint if you are ever going to make it as a coach
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https://twitter.com/Stevie_Poacher/status/1732537834513285585?t=vVUTOL7TTm7prLB6RwngGA&s=19
Stevie sticking it to the TFK naysayers.
Pathetic
They seem to have given up on ‘covering up’ Manager/Coaching payments at Inter County level anyway.
With mileage at 65 cent a mile there probably no need to cover a lot if it up. That doesn’t explain O Rourke though who never had any problem complaining about player expenses or teachers looking for better pay.
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What?
Mickey Harte and Devlin were getting well looked after in Louth too