Probably probably probably.
They destroyed the game as a spectacle with negative play and fouling. Win at all costs mentality. Davy was part of the revolution years as a player and he will save hurling again as manager of Wexford
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Well done wexford.
Not saying they’re on drugs but a lot of them have very prominent bulging veins and are suddenly the most aggressive team in Ireland.
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Aggression is a state of mind.
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Did Davy bring the clare doctor with him to wexford do you know?
No . He did his cruciate in after the nervous breakdown
Have you ever spent a weekend in Kilmuckridge? The natives are like that all the time.
Lovely “Driving With Davy” piece in yesterday’s Irish Independent with FotF Vincent Hogan taking a spin from Clare to Wexford with Davy and gang to Wexford training. Proper hurling men.
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Bulging veins ?
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Yes, and track suits.
Galway have proved themselves to be a top team over the last few years mate. Another team I can think of were shit before winning an All Ireland, then got a lucky draw and did well to make the most of it and then went back to being shit the following year
The main thing he took from us was Saoirse Bulfin, one of the least known but shrewdest hurling minds in the country.
It’s always the other lads that get the credit for Davy’s work. Kinnerk before him and this lad now
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No he brought Bomber, Colm, Vincent Hogan and some other lad.
I was just thinking of him… He’ll be flavour of the month with Limerick lads like @glasagusban now and they will be demanding that he be brought in… And they will swiftly move on to the next fella after another mauling.
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Michael “Gaz” Collins, the 78-year old kitman.
Incorrect. It was always Davy and Kinnerk who were getting credit for being great man managers, when Saoirse probably had sleepovers with every lad on the panel.
Cody’s ambition will be to build a new team. He has no interest in anything else.
Weirdo