Yep. It's similar to proposals to ban hand passing in football. Well intentioned, but in reality likely to reward swarming defensive play.You can't ban/limit the handpass and not ban swarm tackling. It's one of the greatest blights on the game.
Yep. It's similar to proposals to ban hand passing in football. Well intentioned, but in reality likely to reward swarming defensive play.You can't ban/limit the handpass and not ban swarm tackling. It's one of the greatest blights on the game.
Proper order, it was a nonsense sending off. A coach showing passion at the end of a game where the result was up in the air. The GAA have far bigger problems than this regarding what’s happening on the field, throwing the ball, head high challenges etc.Liam Cahill back on the line after successful appeal of ban
Tipperary hurling manager Liam Cahill will be on the line for Sunday's clash with Waterford after he successfully appealed his four-week ban.
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Cahill back on the line after successful appeal of ban
Tipperary hurling manager Liam Cahill will be on the line for Sunday's clash with Waterford after he successfully appealed his four-week ban.www.rte.ie
Yeah typical of headquarters, ignore the big issues and go after an easy targetProper order, it was a nonsense sending off. A coach showing passion at the end of a game where the result was up in the air. The GAA have far bigger problems than this regarding what’s happening on the field, throwing the ball, head high challenges etc.
An absolute joke the GAA not backing their officials, no wonder referees up and down the country get abused when there is zero sanction for those at the top.Liam Cahill back on the line after successful appeal of ban
Tipperary hurling manager Liam Cahill will be on the line for Sunday's clash with Waterford after he successfully appealed his four-week ban.
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Cahill back on the line after successful appeal of ban
Tipperary hurling manager Liam Cahill will be on the line for Sunday's clash with Waterford after he successfully appealed his four-week ban.www.rte.ie
An absolute joke the GAA not backing their officials, no wonder referees up and down the country get abused when there is zero sanction for those at the top.
Some example to be setting.
Absolutely, this was a prime chance for them to finally back a referee.The GAA disciplinary process is just beyond a joke at this stage.
They neither have the bottle or the understanding of the damage they are doing, Cahill was clearly out of order and should have been made an example.Absolutely, this was a prime chance for them to finally back a referee.
Abuse of referees is a huge national issue and this type of nonsense clearly demonstrates the Wild West exists in the gaaaaa disciplinary wise.Yeah typical of headquarters, ignore the big issues and go after an easy target