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Right, if you could introduce one new rule to gaelic football that you think would improve the game what would it be?? ronaldo10 (Clare) - Posts: 5 - 31/03/2008 15:31:02 659 Link 0 |
its grand the way it is now i think... don't try to fix something thats not broken... the ONLY thing i would suggest would be a video referee at county senior, under 21 and minor matches. Derry lost out on a Ulster title last year to a point that was clearly wide. MullanMan (Derry) - Posts: 89 - 31/03/2008 19:30:15 808 Link 0 |
That time would be added on for substitutions made in injury time. Legend92 (Donegal) - Posts: 752 - 31/03/2008 20:23:48 822 Link 0 |
I wouldnt bring in the mark, slows the game down alot and gives the opposition time to regroup. I would introduce a limit on the number of consecutive hand passes without a footpass. Watching All Ireland Gold last night, the difference in the number of foot passes between that era and now is unreal! Flanders (Galway) - Posts: 604 - 31/03/2008 21:26:06 838 Link 0 |
I would suggest three changes: bogger from meath (Meath) - Posts: 226 - 31/03/2008 22:16:57 863 Link 0 |
I think the clock and pickup ideas are great but the handpass one is crazy!! What would my beloved Donegal do if we weren't allowed to aimless handpass the ball across our halfback line repeatedly :-) RMDrive (Donegal) - Posts: 2202 - 31/03/2008 22:54:53 884 Link 0 |
I would ban Kerry just for being Kerry and I would feed Meath to the Lions at the zoo just for being Meath ;) Liamwalkinstown (Dublin) - Posts: 8167 - 31/03/2008 23:38:05 902 Link 0 |
(1)-Allow Advantage. This will greatly speed up the game and effectively punish the fouling team. What a waste of time it is to see the referee blow up a move that has already resulted in a score only to award a free which mostly is scored. The same applies when a defender has cleared the ball and set an attack in motion only for the referee to call play back and award a free out. PJ Deery (UK) - Posts: 42 - 01/04/2008 00:16:42 913 Link 0 |
take the football off them, give 'em all hurleys and a slioter and see how many can't play our native sport. as regards football, or handball as it should be known, handpassing the ball over the bar for a score.....pathetic. eastgael (Limerick) - Posts: 629 - 01/04/2008 07:55:58 933 Link 0 |
Think the the hooter and clock are a good idea in principal but for those to be brought in i think something has to be done first to combat the growing problem of time wasting. Maybe as in soccer or in the case of blood subs a player must leave the field to be treated, a replacement can come on immediately for the injured player (but then you may have players acting injured in order to get another sub on if their team has already used all theirs) No sub then, soon see how many players are actually injured if they have to go off. samin10 (Armagh) - Posts: 2434 - 01/04/2008 09:15:51 947 Link 0 |
respect as at present there is none in the gaa, i person is allowed to speak on a pitch to the ref and that is the captain, anyone else yellow card immediately- gaa is a shambles when it comes to respect throughtout the association ball-boy (Mayo) - Posts: 4211 - 01/04/2008 10:22:03 1005 Link 0 |
Ballboy is back with his stupid posts. 1 player allowed to talk to the ref just like rugby? For a start in gaelic football players are spread out not like in rugby where they are all beside eachother and the ref. Also a gaelic pitch is much bigger what happens if your captain is the goalkeeper and there is a free on the far 14 yard line is the full forward not allowed to open his mouth has to wait for his goalkeeper to run 150 yards to represent him? If you have nothing sensible to say, say nothing. For the record players regulary talk to the ref in rugby it is the captain that goes forward for team matters. samin10 (Armagh) - Posts: 2434 - 01/04/2008 10:53:16 1030 Link 0 |
Simple man and ball (Tyrone) - Posts: 122 - 01/04/2008 11:03:14 1037 Link 0 |
its simple...allow the mark only on kickouts.if a player makes a clean catch from a kickout he can either stop and step 5 yards back or carry on if he's not challenged.it would promote the art of high fielding and stop players bunching in the middle of the field for the breaking ball. this should only be allowed on kickouts as it would ruin the game in open play. howshecuttin (Longford) - Posts: 376 - 01/04/2008 11:56:27 1080 Link 0 |
I love the mark between the 65s idea - even from open play. It wouldn't slow the game down, half the time there's a foul and the game is held up anyway...or teams just handpass through midfield... why not reward one of the games great skills? Floops (Dublin) - Posts: 1623 - 01/04/2008 13:22:07 1145 Link 0 |
I agree with ballboy, "there are to many chiefs and not enough indians", any discent or abusive language from a player should result in a 14 yd free regardless of where the incident took place, this will allow footballing teams to excel while abusive and constant fouling teams will get punished, this will be the only way to clean up the game. saddam (Mayo) - Posts: 414 - 01/04/2008 13:29:18 1151 Link 0 |
looks like the hooter for the match clock is getting the most votes (think that would easy enough for the GAA to put into place also). A few votes for the mark and pick up off the ground.. ronaldo10 (Clare) - Posts: 5 - 01/04/2008 15:00:53 1220 Link 0 |
20 fould per team after that its a14 yard free from there on in, any verbal to an opponent or a ref 14 yard free and a card, one person speaking anyone else must first ask the ref permission to speak if that is granted so be it if not get on with it, so simple and it will make our games 100% better, ball-boy (Mayo) - Posts: 4211 - 01/04/2008 15:02:55 1222 Link 0 |
coO (Cavan) - Posts: 217 - 01/04/2008 21:40:30 1478 Link 0 |
ye hit the nail on the head coO!!!!! It's the biggest problem. Legend92 (Donegal) - Posts: 752 - 01/04/2008 22:46:33 1515 Link 0 |