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Published 11:03 7 Jul 2018 BST
Updated 13:18 7 Jul 2018 BST
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Gianni Infantino has a set of brass balls on him as the FIFA president stands his ground and refuses to move the decider in Moscow which will be contested by France/Belgium against England/Sweden/Croatia/Russia.
So Galway have taken matters into their own hands.
Rather than try to reason with the GAA, they must've realised that their best shot was to go the FIFA route and request that the World Cup final gets put back to 6pm.
"If this clash is not addressed by FIFA, then your worldwide audience will be diminished," Galway secretary Seán Ó hEidhín put it perfectly. "Many of supporters will give priority to attending and watching the Galway v Kerry game."https://twitter.com/Galway_GAA/status/1015513823984472064 Your move, FIFA.
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