GAA chiefs warned on managers’ cull

THE GAA at national level needs to take notice of the growing pressure on inter-county managers to deliver instant success, Clare GAA chairman Fr Michael McNamara said yesterday.

He said yesterday that unless there is a change of attitude by all parties concerned players included a lot of good people won't be easily enticed to take on the responsibility.

Player power in Cork last year not only resulted in much-improved conditions on and off the field, but in some of the outgoing selectors stepping aside to facilitate the appointment of a totally new management.