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Cork Hurlers - Part 2
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<blockquote data-quote="Sir Shadow" data-source="post: 7422695" data-attributes="member: 49890"><p>Support in training youths may fall down in some smaller clubs but Rebelog should be looking for ways to improve this as Cranky stated on the high importance for the future with youths. It probably doesn't help small clubs in City when some tip down the road to a bigger club and get lost in the bigger club numbers later to pack in GAA at a young age. FAI plan to play youth soccer in summer offers further challenges probably more towards country clubs with the same players involved in both.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sir Shadow, post: 7422695, member: 49890"] Support in training youths may fall down in some smaller clubs but Rebelog should be looking for ways to improve this as Cranky stated on the high importance for the future with youths. It probably doesn't help small clubs in City when some tip down the road to a bigger club and get lost in the bigger club numbers later to pack in GAA at a young age. FAI plan to play youth soccer in summer offers further challenges probably more towards country clubs with the same players involved in both. [/QUOTE]
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