Alternatively you put a tennis net across the half way line. “No hopping over that now, lads.”
Will Ballylanders be retaining the services of Coach Kev next year?
Two goalies who are outfield players.
By god he’s cracked it
Eamon Fitz outstanding on Woolies podcast this week. Great to hear someone from the FRC explain the thought process so clearly. I think we’re onto a winner here
Go Kev
Where?
Fuck me that is some pile of horseshit
Suggesting all these rules are attached to each other shows a distinct lack of understanding of motor learning and how human movement behaviour evolves. You can’t cookie cutter this.
He says the GAA is slow to make changes but now they’re trying to change things too quickly. Then some shite about Messi, Donaghy, Xavi and Gooch. A vanity project. It’s like one of his meandering pointless TFK arguments that he’s never wrong on*
*I read less than half of it before scanning the rest
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I’m surprised anyone would read it at all. Fair play.
It starts out as such a pike of wank I couldn’t continue.
As steaming piles of bullshit go that’s impressive
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He’s always been an excellent kicker. Takes all the long range frees for his club.
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“Landscape of affordances”.
Sounds like a profound yet meaningless Bono lyric.
Somebody wrote something I skim read over the last week, I can’t remember who nor where. It could have been here, it could have been elsewhere.
Their main point was that there has been a progressive move to take physicality - ie. hitting people, pulling people, dragging people - out of the game over the last 12 years or so and that that’s where all the problems lie. That if you eliminate physical contact you end up getting a stand off zonal defence which inevitably moves closer and closer to goal, leading to endless recycling by the team in possession.
It was a bit simplistic but I thought there a distinct ring of truth to it.
Gaelic football rule change proposal:
The evening before every championship match, a named panel of 21 players maximum is required to present at 7pm at an officially approved GAA supervised pub facility, whereby each of the 21 players must consume a minimum of six pints of Guinness by 11pm. This rule change would considerably increase the attractiveness of the game as a spectacle.
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Who said that? I’ll tell you who said it…me.
Not Rod Liddle.
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You should have to fail a beep test to play intercounty.
Does he explain what this obscure ‘butterfly effect’ is?
You just don’t get it fella
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You just dont get it fella
He’s not a confident guy