Don’t worry, you won’t have much support at all
From the football fraternity? You’d be very surpirsed
Don’t worry, you won’t have much support at all
Maybe that’s the real issue with Cork football, the football man himselfFrom the football fraternity? You’d be very surpirsed
Because they are amateur players and most are young when they make the decision.You can respect their decision to go hurling of course. But why can’t football make a decision that if you leave our cause we don’t want you back? Why can’t that decision be respected?
Because you haven't made a case to persuade why such a decision would have benefits. You have simply stated it as a decision. Without a logical argument made in favor of such a decision, how is it possible to evaluate such a decision? I've heard it from a former Cork manager too, but I haven't heard a logical reason why we think it would achieve what presumably you want to achieve.You can respect their decision to go hurling of course. But why can’t football make a decision that if you leave our cause we don’t want you back? Why can’t that decision be respected?
Definitely a chip on the shoulder mentality, blaming and ostracising players instead of looking at the reasons why.Maybe that’s the real issue with Cork football, the football man himself
And as you said earlier, these are only young fellas starting off on their inter county career, how dare they leave the causeDefinitely a chip on the shoulder mentality, blaming and ostracising players instead of looking at the reasons why.
Careful - I had been agreeing with you until I see you pointing to me as the problem ;-)Maybe that’s the real issue with Cork football, the football man himself
That’s it really, choose the best panel available and get on with it, this constant whining about players lost to the cause does nothing except give the perception that the football man is just a reactionary figure and not the visionary neededCareful - I had been agreeing with you until I see you pointing to me as the problem ;-)
Seriously though - and to actually agree with you - those of us who are football people (and I know it's a continuum really so the label is somewhat too much of a generalization) need to understand that the people to change Cork football are football people. If football is not working, it's down to football people. If you think anything else, then you're saying it's out of our control and we rely on the charity of others. We don't need to.
(BTW I'm not actually that pessimistic about Cork football - I see us coming again)