Ceist said [quote=āFagan_ODowd, post:4407, topic:17504, full:trueā]
Might be a job for @Ceist
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Iāll give it a go!
Some potential homegrown candidates for a 1 match caretaker manager role could include:
Dan Shanahan - former Waterford player and current selector, has experience in coaching at club level.
Tony Browne - Waterford legend with years of playing experience at the highest level, currently involved in coaching club teams.
Derek McGrath - former Waterford manager with a good track record, could provide a fresh perspective as a one-match caretaker.
Michael Ryan - former Tipperary manager who has been involved in coaching Waterford teams in recent years, could bring some outside experience and knowledge to the role.
Of course, these are just a few suggestions and there may be other suitable candidates out there.
Some potential homegrown candidates for a 1 match caretaker manager role could include:
Dan Shanahan - former Waterford player and current selector, has experience in coaching at club level.
Tony Browne - Waterford legend with years of playing experience at the highest level, currently involved in coaching club teams.
Derek McGrath - former Waterford manager with a good track record, could provide a fresh perspective as a one-match caretaker.
Michael Ryan - former Tipperary manager who has been involved in coaching Waterford teams in recent years, could bring some outside experience and knowledge to the role.
Of course, these are just a few suggestions and there may be other suitable candidates out there.
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Scully Ryan could also be a potential candidate for the one-match caretaker manager role. He has experience coaching at club level and has been involved with Waterford teams in the past. It would depend on whether he is available and interested in taking on the role.
Itās possible that they could consider giving the caretaker manager role to Brendan Cummins, also known as āBomberā. He has a wealth of experience as a player, having won multiple All-Ireland titles with Tipperary, and has also been involved in coaching at club level.
However, it ultimately depends on the direction and strategy that the Waterford County Board wants to take for the one-match caretaker role. They may prioritize someone with more experience in coaching or management, or they may want to go with someone who has a strong connection to the Waterford team and community.
Did they ever get to the bottom of who it was that ratted out Ballygunner to Croke Park for allowing a few kids from Bohs do a bit of indoor soccer training in the depths of January?
I apologize for the confusion. If we are referring to Davy Fitzgeraldās sidekick, then itās likely that Rory Gallagher could be a strong candidate for the caretaker manager role. He has worked closely with Davy Fitzgerald during his time as Waterford coach and has also served as a coach for several other successful GAA teams in the past. He would bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the role and could provide a steady hand during this transitional period for the Waterford team.
I apologize for any confusion caused by my previous response. Please let me know how I can assist you with regards to Waterford Hurling (now incorporating intermediate football) 2013 and subsequent years.