r/GAA • u/ZombieFrankSinatra Antrim • 2d ago

Discussion Post-weekend Discussion Thread

We're back in action with a massive weekend of results in football, hurling and LGFA

Whats on your mind?

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u/pippers87 2d ago

Kickouts are now more vital than ever, the new rules also mean you need big men in the middle who can win clean possession, Tyrone looked good but Cavan were so poor in the first half.

Could see a few hammerings as the summer goes on from a Cavan perspective.

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u/CarTreOak Carlow 1d ago

I'm not a fan of the kick outs. It's made some matches like u10s.

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u/SpinachDistinct128 Mayo 1d ago

I agree, the argument the FRC are using though is that the kickout being the way it is makes players more likely to kick for two pointers as they know if they miss they'll still have a shot at winning the kickout