More must be done for club player, says Brian Cody

Brian Cody has called on the GAA to work even harder on behalf of club players whom he claims continue to get a ‘hard time’ from fixture makers.

More must be done for club player, says Brian Cody
Fri, 06 Dec, 2019 - 00:00
Paul Keane

Brian Cody has called on the GAA to work even harder on behalf of club players whom he claims continue to get a ‘hard time’ from fixture makers.

The 11-time All-Ireland winning Kilkenny manager, facing into his 22nd season in charge, made his comments in the wake of Wednesday’s publication of the Fixture Calendar Review task force’s report.

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