I know you are not a fan of Imokilly but seriously, I would argue Imokilly encapsulates what the GAA is all about, anything that is geographically based will always throw up mismatches and ultimately be unfair, be it large counties v small counties or super clubs v small rural clubs.You’d have to feel for little Fr O Neills up against the superclub Imokilly, they are the anathema of everything the GAA is all about
The parochialism and amateur ethos of the GAA is great but it is possibly one of the most unfair of all sporting organisations because by a geographical accident of birth you can either win the top prize or have no chance.
Given guys who would traditionally have no chance a shot at it through the divisional system is actually quite laudable in my opinion. If the clubs are good enough they'll win it, like they have done 90 odd per cent of the time.

