Ulster chief’s manager warning

Ulster chairman Aogan Farrell insists paying inter-county managers would fundamentally weaken the GAA’s amateur ethos.

In his address to the province’sannual convention on Saturday, the Cavan man said making full-time team bosses would discommode theAssociation’s volunteers who already have employment.

“I do not favour paying teammanagers a wage as associationemployees to look after our teams. I certainly favour paying managers all legitimate expenses allowed for under our rules.

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