New GAA Rules Too Difficult to Implement Quickly, Says Deegan

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New GAA Rules Too Difficult to Implement Quickly, Says Deegan
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Conor Deegan, former Down footballer and manager, believes the new Football Review Committee rules would have been too difficult to implement in time for the third-level competitions. He highlights the challenges for players, referees, and the overall adoption process.

Conor Deegan , former Down footballer and manager, expressed that the short timeframe would have made it challenging to effectively implement the new Football Review Committee rules for the third-level competitions, including the Sigerson Cup . Deegan stated that while the new rules might have slightly benefited their playing style, the rapid implementation would have been difficult for both players and referees.

He acknowledged the merits of the new rules in changing the game but anticipates challenges in their adoption by players, coaches, and supporters. The Electric Ireland Sigerson Cup fixtures were also impacted by weather, leading to postponements and reschedulings

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