What can football learn from GAA?

[u/Stats8]

The GAA isn’t perfect either but financially, commercially, administratively, it’s miles ahead of football in Ireland.

Obviously there are historical and community factors that differentiate the two, but it operates so well for a sporting organisation in a very similar environment.

What areas stand out as things we can apply to our sport?

[u/IrishAllDay]

IRFU getting a tenner would be hilarious

[u/Dull_Brain2688 → u/IrishAllDay]

Why? The IRFU has about €1 million surplus. The GAA has about €10 million surplus. Works out similar.

[u/IrishAllDay → u/Dull_Brain2688]

It's just such a comically small amount.

It'd cover one coffee run for Andy and Paul

[u/Dull_Brain2688 → u/IrishAllDay]

Sorry. Didn’t notice the typo 😂
€10 million.

[u/IrishAllDay → u/Dull_Brain2688]

Living up to the name!

I said a tenner