Worry about them when we can pass out Waterford tipp etc and don’t be so conceited as to think they are beneath us…
Waterford annual progress at senior is the benchmark surely and the common denominator I see with Waterford is usage of Intercounty standard hurling mgmt
I would suggest the opposite, ignore Waterford and build a plan to break through the KK, Tipp, Cork, Galway barrier. Belief is a different thing to conceit. If you’re reading into any contribution from me or anyone else that anyone thinks any of those counties are beneath us, then you should re-read. Today they are way ahead of us, the ambition should be to build and develop to a position where we are the best. You can’t do that by taking it one team at a time. Waterford are perennial also-rans. So are we at the moment.
Im of tbe mind that there is no team you cant beat, especially starting off at 14 everyone is at the same point or should be. If you beat the best at 14 it gives confidence and belief to.the girls, but.last year this development committee put them in B at 14 and 15, what does that say to girls??
I think where we are entitled to be is where we are today. In terms of my ambition for where I’d like us to be, it’s different to where your ambition would like us to be.
Interesting. My ambition for Dublin to reach and surpass the level of Cork, Kilkenny, Tipp and Galway is not disparaging to anyone. I would have thought all the counties would share that ambition. You don’t share that ambition which is fine but it’s just a different ambition.
Waterford minors bt the cork minors by 7pts today, the same cork minors tbat bt dublin by 22pts last week.shows you what can be done and the size of waterford to Dublin.
What funding?
Don’t cod yourself the funding goes to coaches to get them into schools . After that the funding goes to the Gaa . The ladies associations see feck all of that .