This is an excellent article and has put into words what I couldn't about the GAA. Think about it, the best game of football this year (by a mile) was the Armagh v Galway game last Sunday - Why? Well because it had what is missing from most other games - passion. Every other game is a bore fest but our game was a real contest of skill, strength, speed, intensity and raw passion with a will to win. These two teams showed what they were willing to give to get that win and is it any wonder this boiled over after such a thrilling last few minutes. So for me the GAA can't have it both ways, they can't expect men to bust a gut and literally put their bodies on the line and then meekly turn to robots when the whistle is blown. They can't expect to have great spectacles of games that are sanitised for the snow flakes or Sky TV viewers. That already exists, it's called soccer and it would bore the hole off ye. Therein lies the problem for the GAA and indeed all of us Gaelic loving fools (that includes youse bandwagoners). I know which version I would like and it does not include Sky nor snow flakes.
Another thing we should always remember, those attacking TK and Armagh are either not GAA supporters or have a political agenda (blue [shirt] coloured). They want to inflict wounds on our association and our people in what ever under hand way they can, it's their modus operandi in all aspects of life. They are anti GAA and anti Irish in many ways and view themselves as western British although would bite your head off it you told them that. So I tell you what, go youse off and watch Love Island and Dancing in Pyjamas or what ever it is you are into now and leave us alone with our good old fashioned hard hitting game. We don't need you, you offer us nothing. Unfortunately for us though, those in HQ they see them as £ signs and so we are dictated to by everything we despise.
