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GAA withdrawal symptoms?

manonthemoon · 2003-10-14 10:01:31

Anyone suffering from GAA withdrawal symptoms? Last Sunday first time in ages that there wasnt a big game on TV. Thankfully my team is still in Champiuonship, but most clubs are finished. I normally hate this time of year. NO games to play or watch. Anyone else?

14-10-2003 11:01am

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manonthemoon

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Anyone suffering from GAA withdrawal symptoms?

Last Sunday first time in ages that there wasnt a big game on TV.

Thankfully my team is still in Champiuonship, but most clubs are finished. I normally hate this time of year. NO games to play or watch. Anyone else?

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#2 15-10-2003 12:40am

BigCon

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Aye, I know that it's better for the game that the leagues don't start till the spring, but I fot one miss the winter games. It used to be sonewhere to go on a Sunday...
Being from Laois it suited our hurlers playing in the bad winter conditions as it tended to level out standards somewhat. I particularly remember the 99 NHL when Laois beat Cork in Rathdowney. They went on to win the All Ireland later that year while we have gone backwards since...

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#3 15-10-2003 9:09am

Yavvy

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Im still playing ..we are winding down our season now so Im not so bad but November looks bleek.

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