“Do we need to be on the sideline? Is it just about being seen? Everyone probably assumes I’d love to be involved. But no. If being absent would make life easier for the referees…”
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Davy Fitzgerald: ‘Do we need to be on the sideline? Is it just to be seen?’
By LEN Editor
MANAGEMENT OFF THE SIDELINES? Ian O'Connell from Killarney who received a modified Ford at the launch of the 24th annual Circet All-Ireland GAA Golf Challenge from Davy Fitzgerald and Co. Picture: Matt Browne/Sportsfile
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