Deadi do now and then Your right club rugby is dying fast.would only be on average 200 people at the games i would attend.
Well said Highway Man, I can only hope that Seandun will get there house in order so that someday our kids can have the chance to play senior hurling, they will play a poor grade underage and unless they are lucky enough to play college hurling it's their only chance, surely a hurling person from a senior club couldn't begrudge a child that opportunity, if they weren't lucky enough to be living in the area of a senior club.If Senior Clubs like Midleton , Barrs and Sars with vast array of Assets ( Political Funding, Playing population, excellent facilities, Inter County Players and Coaches etc etc have a chip on their Shoulder over a well organised Divisional team that promotes the game on their patch. Then i have to say that is Frankly Pathetic.
If Senior Clubs like Midleton , Barrs and Sars with vast array of Assets ( Political Funding, Playing population, excellent facilities, Inter County Players and Coaches etc etc have a chip on their Shoulder over a well organised Divisional team that promotes the game on their patch. Then i have to say that is Frankly Pathetic.
AgreedIf a senior club cant beat a load of junior and intermediate players then they may as well pack it in....
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