Codd brands GAA 'tinkers and rogues'

Wexford hurling captain Paul Codd has labelled the GAA 'tinkers and rogues' for their stance on the controversial player sponsorship deal with bookmakers Paddy Power.

Wexford hurling captain Paul Codd has labelled the GAA 'tinkers and rogues' for their stance on the controversial player sponsorship deal with bookmakers Paddy Power.

GAA President Sean Kelly has hinted that players who agreed to sport the company's logo on their hurleys - Codd, Damien Fitzhenry (both Wexford) and Seán Óg Ó hAilpín (Cork) are liable to six month suspensions for breaking official guidelines.

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