tis amateur mate
This could finish the Offaly revival
The new changes have made the two most mentioned âtweaksâ the 4 staying back and the play on till the ball goes dead after the hooter. Doesnt seem to be any downside to either.
The kick out mark=Excellent idea.This and the tap and go really speeds up the game.And despite what all the nay sayers have said there seems to be a lot less dessent in games as players get used to the ref moving the ball 50 yards up the field.As I said before itâs taken years for football to get to a point where 95% of games were unwatchable despite what the likes of Kev and others say,and itâll take a couple of years to take the game back but weâll get there.
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Many club players after dropping dead yet from all the running?
Itâs only the middle 8 doing all the running now
A strange thing to be joking about given this has happened quite a lot in the GAA over the years.
If laughing at GAA players collapsing and dying on the pitch is your thing however, I suppose who am I to stop you.
Your level of regard for actual grieving GAA families has been shown before here, come down from the high moral ground
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Youâre actually arguing here that bereaved GAA families should have the deaths of their loved ones ridiculed.
Come down off the high moral ground.
Iâd defend anybodyâs right to do so under the Uaneen rule, but Iâd like to think some of us have matured a bit.
Evidently not in your case.
The Uaneen rule
A child wouldnât bother with that, let alone a middle-aged man coming up with something as flimsy to justify his dickhead behaviour
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Youâre the person defending the making fun of bereaved GAA families, which I donât recall ever doing.
Youâre a Guard, arenât you?
When you have to knock on the door of a family whose loved one has been killed in a car crash, do you scream Conor McGregor like in their faces?
If the answer is no, why are you defending such behaviour?
Do you go up to the house of the family of John Moroney or Dillon Quirke and joke about their deaths?
If no, why are you defending such behaviour?
Perhaps you should find a new job? Right wing comedian, perhaps?
As it was and as it should always have been. I genuinely canât wait to see a goalie try tell and outfield player go back this weekend. Could you imagine being the lad beside him as heâs told to trudge back to the fucking other half of the field 
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Writing half-witted essays to speculatively accuse others of behaving as youâve done, and done plenty of times 
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I havenât made fun of bereaved GAA families though. Iâve made fun of half wits like Jonathan Glynn and you though.
@myboyblue has however made fun of bereaved GAA families like that of Dillon Quirke here, and youâre defending it.
Which is very half witted.
Given your largely monosyllabic, humourless, boorish grunt like output here, I think it should be fairly clear I donât write essays for your pleasure?
You write essays to justify yourself, like a child thatâs after being scolded. At least a child will admit theyâre wrong when itâs plain as the nose on their face.
Enough time wasted anyhow
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I write essays because I like writing and because Iâm good at it.
I donât aim them at lads projecting about what they are like youâre doing here.
Again, why are you defending @myboyblue ridiculing the manner of Dillon Quirkeâs death?
You may consider yourself a scolded child, because thatâs exactly how you are acting.
Ah fucking lovely
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When players eventually get rewired into being footballer again and not simply empty vessels who are controlled by the Twitter coaches, weâre gonna get back to a great game, at club and county.
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