Roy giving it socks, he’s right been that way since I was playing under 6s.
Used to prepare, train and get ready in kitted out club houses in GAA and Rugby with proper coaching playing football at the weekend it was someone’s Da coaching and getting changed behind a three or in the back of a car.
Difference between the coaching structures and facilities for GAA and Rugby compared to association football in Ireland is like comparing first and third world. How can three associations in the same country get it so right and one gets it so wrong.
It can be done. The potential of players in this country goes untapped - look at the ones playing for East Ireland, who prob had proper coaching and facilities from a young age. The sporting outcomes of each association are stark in comparison.
Association football is becoming a minority sport.
Used to prepare, train and get ready in kitted out club houses in GAA and Rugby with proper coaching playing football at the weekend it was someone’s Da coaching and getting changed behind a three or in the back of a car.
Difference between the coaching structures and facilities for GAA and Rugby compared to association football in Ireland is like comparing first and third world. How can three associations in the same country get it so right and one gets it so wrong.
It can be done. The potential of players in this country goes untapped - look at the ones playing for East Ireland, who prob had proper coaching and facilities from a young age. The sporting outcomes of each association are stark in comparison.
Association football is becoming a minority sport.
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