Agreed, our spending power is light years ahead of any other club in the PSFC due to the implementation of a hugely successful commercial strategy in the late 2010s. It's often said that the executive and administrative side of the club is more akin to a multinational than a traditional GAA club.
Clon is a hugely prosperous town with no shortage of highly skilled and highly paid workers, many of whom are C-Suite executives in MNCs. Fortunately many of them are more than happy to bring that expertise to the table in the running of the club. It's an approach other clubs should look at, but naturally the human resources aren't as readily available in less prosperous towns.
I accept your point, financial success doesn't translate into immediate on the field success, but it does allow us to develop young players to a level that other clubs just can't afford. The fruits of our commercial success will be borne in the coming years, mark my words. The young players from ages 8-16 are at a level that we have never before seen in the club. Truly, exciting times ahead for the Brewery Town.
