Kelly rules out 'pay for play'

GAA president-elect Sean Kelly has warned players that 'pay for play' will not happen during his term.

Tue, 07 Jan, 2003 - 08:36

GAA president-elect Sean Kelly has warned players that 'pay for play' will not happen during his term.

The Kerryman takes over from Sean McCague in April after the 2003 Congress in Belfast and he remains adamant that professionalism within the association is not the way forward.

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