Eddie Brennan: GAA must step up to ensure counties don't get unfair advantage

"The situation reminds me of A Few Good Men, the film where Tom Cruise is looking for the truth but Jack Nicholson says, ‘You can’t handle the truth’."
Eddie Brennan: GAA must step up to ensure counties don't get unfair advantage

Laois manager Eddie Brennan: “If there’s not a level playing field for every team that’s not fair. Not when one team may have three weeks to prepare for a game and another might have seven or eight weeks.” Picture: Gary Carr
Laois manager Eddie Brennan: “If there’s not a level playing field for every team that’s not fair. Not when one team may have three weeks to prepare for a game and another might have seven or eight weeks.” Picture: Gary Carr

Laois hurling manager Eddie Brennan has called on the GAA to be “strong” in ensuring “a level playing field” for all counties preparing for the championship.

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