They are very nasty elements within the GAA, but the majority of its members are decent sporting people.
Besides, petty and parochial are more readily applied to your neck of the woods...
Thats what they do. They are nicknamed the Grab All Association for a reason.
And less and less of us are anymore. GAA membership and playing numbers are way down and last year saw a slump in attendences.
I think you must have gotten a sliotar too many to the head. I was the one commending the FAI for their stance.
As I said in the other thread, its just a pity other sports who have signed up for the "Show the Racism the Red Card" campaign haven't implemented the programme.
Can we try and keep this to the topic at hand and not have one of these free ranging GAA/FAI bashing threads? Cos if I have to intervene here I'll be cracking skulls.
Dan Sullivan. I was back but we still couldn't all have a vote.
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The broken glass was on local football club facilities and is well documented as you know.
The pitch in this instance is held in trust by the GAA for the community and Croke Park have 'instructed' the local club to annexe it for GAA use only. Are you seriously going to try and claim that if the GAA have always owned the pitch that they just let a local football club use it for free for 20 years? Pull the other one.
Between trying to get their grubby hands on Lansdowne Road, Abbotstown, Tallaght, Lusk and now this, there is a clear policy of liebestraum from the Gah blazers. Attempt to grab any land they can at no cost to the association. Is it 1950 again?
Hopefully the courts and local politicians stand up to these bullies and sporting fascists like they did in Tallaght