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greenairfield wrote: ↑Sat Aug 29, 2026 10:42 pm What shite are ye on about..
"Oh dad cant tell ya who were playing and where its on incase Drumcullen hear and come watch how we will line out"

Its club hurling or football. Players chat in work or too family or friends i think we are all getting carried away here social media and and apps make it harder to keep things tight but ultimately most peole in or around the team have an idea whats going on at club level.

Jim Troy wrote: ↑Sun Aug 30, 2026 12:15 pm Is there any chance the club you are referring to LS is a Senior Hurling club who are going well this year?!

private joker wrote: ↑Sat Aug 29, 2026 3:55 pm Ssrious clubs don't let that type information out.

faithfulfanatic wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2026 9:23 am I think managers doing that seriously underestimate the connections that lads have nowadays.
For the most part, it isn't even anything sinister with information being shared.

If Birr went to hurl O'Loughlin Gaels tomorrow evening in Borris-in-Ossory and none of the Birr team were told who they were playing, I can guarantee many of them would hear anyway.

A young lad from Clareen will be living with a lad from OLG in college who will ask him what Birr are like.
A chap from Kinnitty will be working in Dublin with someone from Dicksboro who would have heard in passing in a sauna in Kilkenny that there's a match tomorrow.
Someone off the Birr team will be just back from a J1, where he lived with a lad from Thurles, who have just hurled OLG in recent days and heard from them that they are to hurl Birr Tuesday.
A player's father from Birr will pass through the shop in Borris in Ossory and will hear someone mention the challenge match in their pitch tomorrow evening.

In this scenario, do you want your players to be told at training on Friday evening who they are hurling Tuesday, or do you want him to hear from his friends in a group chat?
Ireland is a small enough place and Irish hurling circles are even smaller.
If a rival manager really wanted to attend the game, he is going to find out anyway, whether you trust your own players or not.

Disclaimer: This is a fictional scenario and I don't know of any challenge game in Borris-in-Ossory tomorrow.

frankthetank wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2026 12:38 pm One of the senior hurling teams had a challenge match last week.

Their opposition this weekend’s GK was at it.

Will it affect the result. Absolutely not.