Thursday 23 May, 2013
THE GAA CENTRAL Council met in Killenard, Co Laois, on Saturday for its Annual Congress.
New president Liam O’Neill laid out his plans for the upcoming term while of 77 motions up for discussion, over half (42) were passed into the Official Guide.
The most noteworthy changes to be made were in relation to inter-county transfers, the square-ball rule and the introduction of the mandatory wearing of gum shields.
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THE GAA CENTRAL Council met in Killenard, Co Laois, on Saturday for its Annual Congress.
Motion 31 is a huge change to football that will only become clear as managers start recruiting some genuine monsters to cause havoc on the edge of the square. I can see teams going all out long ball. Why not drop everyone back into your own half and keep two men inside on the square. Any time you get possession lob it into the box as if its the last play of the game and see what happens. Going to be interesting to say the least.
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