Full-time training doesn't fit the bill: Cavanagh

Tyrone footballer Sean Cavanagh believes that warm weather training camps do not provide the solution for Championship success.

Fri, 30 Apr, 2010 - 12:19

Tyrone footballer Sean Cavanagh believes that warm weather training camps do not provide the solution for Championship success.

It emerged in the Irish Independent that players could be slapped with 24-week bans for "full-time training", under GAA rules covering the 'amateur ethos' of the game.

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