mountgomery burns wrote: » Think it'd be nice for the dual clubs to have a more spaced out schede for once than the overload there normally faced with. They have the planned to coincide with the start of the club provincial championships. Kilkenny, who only have the hurling champions to run off, were out before the quarters last year and Dickboro still had to play the following weekend in the Leinster club after winning the county.
Fred C Dobbs wrote: » Interesting that Kildare co board have told Croke Park, that it’s Newbridge (capacity about 8,000) or it’s nowhere for their ‘home’ match this weekend !
tommylad1212 wrote: » Think about 10 of the panel gone away, club championship back on this weekend it's the clubs that will suffer
DeiseDawg wrote: » Can fully understand the lads going to the US, playing hurling and hopefully earning a few Bob, but just a question (meant innocently, not trying to stir ithings up). Do they have to transfer clubs when they play I'm the U.S. or is a blind eye turned?
DiscoStew wrote: » They get a sanction to play with a club in the US for the summer. 30 days after the sanction is granted they may play for their club in Ireland I believe. All will be eligible for knockout stages of the county championship is my understanding, unless they still have fixtures in the US at that point.
Jjjjjjjbarry wrote: » Are there any dates/fixtures available for the senior club championship?
DiscoStew wrote: » Apparently this is the schedule.
Gardner wrote: » great to see the Kildare CC having some balls in all this. Puts our CC in the spotlight if Kildare win through on this.
PTH2009 wrote: » Aussie could get himself on the bad books with our County board for saying that
Powerhouse wrote: » I presume Brian Cody will equally condemn the fact that the second All-Ireland hurling semi-final in July will be played the day after a couple of games in Croke Park. Or is Cody just shooting his mouth off on this issue without thinking like many people?
carter10 wrote: » 'That's a parody account
PTH2009 wrote: » Taken from this weeks Munster express. Sean Power regarding the senior job 'Regarding the vacancy at senior level, the All-Ireland Minor and Under-21-winning manager stated: “We’ll get over tonight and then maybe start looking to the future and see what’s coming but, and I genu- inely mean this, I was 100 per cent focused on the job at hand tonight because we knew that Cork were very, very good and if we came down here with anything less than total focus, we have been ‘bet’ out the gate… and I wouldn’t be doing my players in there justice by looking some- where into the future when you’ve a big game tonight. So that’s all I was thinking about for the last couple of weeks and I’m now disappointed - I probably have enough of hurling now for ever until tomorrow when I start thinking about it again - but I haven’t given it any consideration yet. Names get thrown around the place, but we’ll wait and see what happens.”
Jjjjjjjbarry wrote: » Thanks. Games this weekend so. Hope they put up some fixtures soon. Hoping to make good use of my season ticket now the intercounty is out the window.
reni10 wrote: » Absolutely no balls on our county board for not standing up and insisting we either played our home games in Walsh park or at a venue of our choosing! They have let every Waterford supporter down badly but most of all they have left the players and mentors down with their unbelievable capitulation!