Sack him now, he's had long enough. Luckily for Tyrone, they also sacked their management team after that league trouncing they received from Kerry last June.
You have to the sarcasm emoji, Travis isn't the brightest.
Calved v Derry but better v Galway so there’s always hope
I don't know for sure why. But I would guess a pediatric orthopedic surgeon might say that one contributory factor is that we're giving the very best players too much of it physically at club/college/county level between the ages of 15 and 20, and they are developing long-term chronic physical vulnerabilities simply from over-use before skeletal growth has finished. I've had reason to do reading about this over the years, and there are real physical differences prior to growth completing that makes the body more vulnerable to over-use injuries. And there are aspects about Cork that may make it worse in Cork than in most other counties (though I suspect it's happening to an extent in most counties). I'm not an expert - I am speculating, and I'm not in a position to prove anything - but I do wonder....
they’re at it with their clubsIt doesn't, but having your best players consistently out with injuries isn't helping either. This forum is a bit reactionary at times, but it's the only place I see the question of Cork Football's injury-crisis discussed. At the risk of hearing from somebody's "reliable source," does anybody know if anybody within management is looking into this issue? And yes, are they doing something about kickout and defensive strategies either?
