“I believe the players are misguided.”
Anthony Cunningham resigned as Galway hurling manager tonight and he’s fired a huge parting shot at the players in the panel.
Cunningham lost the confidence of the players despite reaching the All-Ireland Final in September and he had this to say in his resignation letter tonight.
“I believe the players are misguided in that they are not taking the views of their county on board. They, through their actions have shown scant respect for, and loyalty to the goodwill shown them by supporters, clubs and County GAA Committees and Management. I contend it is unreasonable to express a lack of confidence in management – how else could we have reached a winning position in an All-Ireland Final last September?
“I consider this a kangaroo court decision, led by a core group of players orchestrated with the help of others outside Galway, motivated by a desire to unjustly extend their lifespan as inter-county players, placing personal agendas over the greater good of Galway hurling.”
Cunningham won the Leinster championship in 2012 and reached two All-Ireland finals during his tenure.
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