No county side is supposed to be training before September 14th.
The Laois senior football manager is welcoming a U-turn from the GAA on punishment's for those found to be training before September 14th.
President' John Horan warned county chairs in a conference call that it's them who will face repercussions for not enforcing the rule.
Last week Offaly chairman Michael Duignan said he would throw teams out of the championship for the violation.
Mike Quirke says it's a real win for the club scene and for players who are on the fringe's of a county panel:
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