Quotedefo not that golf course in tolka, a bloody disgrace, the media go on about flancare but tolka is a mess, holes full of sand all over the place
What do ya reckon ?
Dayler ?
defo not that golf course in tolka, a bloody disgrace, the media go on about flancare but tolka is a mess, holes full of sand all over the place
Ignore Max Power, he is no more, the future is Ron Burgundy. I'd love to be Ron Burgundy but they won't let me........
Unquestionably Whitehall last season. One thing it had going for it, at least. The pitch was superb.
Originally Posted by Sheridan
agree with that.
facilities for specatorsprobably the worst available anywhere.
Brandywell usually good but on tv this week looked like didn't cut the grass. Dalymount be a contender anyway. Terryland always looked but been a while since seen
It was John Hyland park where St. Francis used to play ? if so then that was great .... never walked on it but you could tell by looking at it. Snooker table.
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
Brandywell used to be decent but has really gone downhill in the last 18 months/2 years
Two reasons
The Council dispensed with the full time groundsman who tended the pitch and therefore the condition of the surface has suffered
As it is a council facility, there are a number of junior football games played on it all through the winter, therefore the pitch ahs not chance to recover between seasons
Thought Flancare was immaculate when we played there a few weeks back
definetly not dalyer anyway there is a big hill on it
Copperknob!!!
Belfield's usually very good too.
Worst I've seen this season are Harps and Kildare. Longford wasn't up to much last season with the sand and the many postponements.
In our player profiles most players said Baldonnell had the best surface
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