Would ruin the divisional setup all together imo. 6 leagues is nearly enough. The 7th division is a lot of junior a clubs who would still get stern tests in their own division.
Would ruin the divisional setup all together imo. 6 leagues is nearly enough. The 7th division is a lot of junior a clubs who would still get stern tests in their own division.I heard yesterday on the radio that there is talk of a Division 8 coming in next year.
A very good idea
Your comment was made on the radio yesterday too. I can understand the fear of change and the fear of what will happen divisionally..Would ruin the divisional setup all together imo. 6 leagues is nearly enough. The 7th division is a lot of junior a clubs who would still get stern tests in their own division.
I didn’t catch everything that was said on the radio so I don’t know.Presume the new Division 8 would be made up of the league winners of each division this year
Probably the league winners of all the divisions bar Imokilly, the 2 relegated teams from Division 7 and possibly the 2 county finalists to make it 10 teams.Presume the new Division 8 would be made up of the league winners of each division this year
The county junior champions and the winners of divisional league of the bottom team of league 7 are already promoted to Division 7 next year. So you can add 2 more teams to Div 8Probably the league winners of all the divisions bar Imokilly, the 2 relegated teams from Division 7 and possibly the 2 county finalists to make it 10 teams.
Why wouldn't the Imokilly league winners be included?Probably the league winners of all the divisions bar Imokilly, the 2 relegated teams from Division 7 and possibly the 2 county finalists to make it 10 teams.
I would imagine the majority of the clubs would be happy enough playing games in East Cork rather than trying to get lads to travel an hour for a football match. Sure Carraig na bhfear won the league last year and had the opportunity to play in the county league but didn’t. Most clubs in the division would make the same decision.Why wouldn't the Imokilly league winners be included?
Let's see what Carrigtwohill or Fr O Neills do. Be no harm to get a gang from West Cork down to Ballymacoda on a Sunday morning for a football match and flip the travel aspect side of itI would imagine the majority of the clubs would be happy enough playing games in East Cork rather than trying to get lads to travel an hour for a football match. Sure Carraig na bhfear won the league last year and had the opportunity to play in the county league but didn’t. Most clubs in the division would make the same decision.
That's incorrect, and the same club got shafted by the East Cork Board when it came to promotion to the hurling league Div 7.I would imagine the majority of the clubs would be happy enough playing games in East Cork rather than trying to get lads to travel an hour for a football match. Sure Carraig na bhfear won the league last year and had the opportunity to play in the county league but didn’t. Most clubs in the division would make the same decision.
