Not what I said bud. I’m sure Ballyphehane, the Lough etc lose players to Nemo and the BarrsHappens on the Southside too? They even come across the river to get northside hurlers. Isn't that right R+B
You’re a spoofer. I challenged you to prove me wrong. Still waiting bud. I’ll put on the kettleBadly rattled now after being exposed as a fraud.
That’s players we know of. They lose players from U12 to 17 that we’ve never heard of and never will hear of.Dillons and Mayfield have lost more players to Sars than the Glen in the last 50 years
John Fitzgibbon and Seanie McGrath to name just two.
I did prove you wrong, 2 players in 50 years. Clearly window licking is your forte.You’re a spoofer. I challenged you to prove me wrong. Still waiting bud. I’ll put on the kettle
So no names to back up your claims, ghost players. You've been badly exposed here as a liar.That’s players we know of. They lose players from U12 to 17 that we’ve never heard of and never will hear of.
Not what I said bud. I’m sure Ballyphehane, the Lough etc lose players to Nemo and the Barrs
The 98 week rule is there for a reason. Clubs do not enforce it. The County Board does. Very clear criteria for a transfer to go through. Players should stay with their own club.What about John Fitzgibbon Cranky? Are you really going to complain that he left Brian Dillons to go to the Glen? He was involved in a player swap with Paul Weir going from the Glen to Brian Dillons. The transfer took place when they were both barely into their teens. Paul's father Joe was a very sound guy and a Dillon's man and everybody involved was delighted with the swap.
Or are you the kind of GAA guy who was in favour of what happened to John Fitzgibbon's brother Kieran. A promising young hurler, who'd come up from Lady's Bridge in east Cork and whose family had settled near the campfield, geographically closer to the Glen club than to the Tank Field. Dillons refused to give Kieran a transfer and he had to go through 98 weeks suspension. He went on and won a Senior county with the Glen but lord knows how good a hurler he might have been as well if it wasn't for the bitterness of some in Dillons who'd rather punish a youngster than see him thrive. "If we can't have him, we'll wreck him for anyone else" seems to have been their motto.
You want me to name underage players you do?So no names to back up your claims, ghost players. You've been badly exposed here as a liar.