Football rule changes opened league's integrity to scrutiny — and maybe objection
The article “Football rule changes opened league’s integrity to scrutiny — and maybe objection” discusses how recent rule changes in Gaelic football, implemented by the Football Review Committee (FRC), have led to concerns about the integrity of the league. These changes, enabled by a motion passed at a Special Congress in November with 93% support, allow the Central Council to rescind or amend any rule changes made by the Congress. The FRC emphasizes the importance of boards and managers considering the broader implications of these changes, especially when facing potential relegation influenced by the new rules.
