As others have noted the ladies game would be a much better spectacle if the contact rules were the same as the men's game. Most of the frees would never have been called in men's football. Selling itself short with the present rule interpretation.
As a referee in a bygone age I don't like criticising them. Without them the show would be off the road completely. However there is such inconsistencies in the way individual referees interpret the rule book that you might imagine they are using different rules. This problem could surely be...
The situation whereby Dromintee finish ahead of Maghery despite having a minus 23 scoring difference to Maghery's minus 5 is surely an anomaly. I cannot understand the logic of head to head. It does not accurately reflect the totality of a team's performances in a league competition but rather...
Both semis followed the same pattern. The lesser team had to bust themselves to keep in the game but the effort required saw them run out of steam towards the end.
Strong club teams have no real relevance to the strength of the county team. Clans won three Ulster senior club titles in a row in the early 1970s at a time Armagh were rated around 30th in the country
I think it would have to one point as anything more would drag it on too long. The advantage of the golden score is that the game is decided by actual play. On top of that it doesn't put unfair pressure on individual players as the penalty or free kick system would.
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