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why do people still go to gaelic football games?

pgj2015 · 2020-09-10 21:34:18

its not the same game as it was, 99% of games are horrible to watch, 30 men in 1 half of the field, frees going backwards, players running out of options at midfield as the 1 half of the pitch is so crowded. club games are the same now as well. the rules have to be changed, you shouldnt be allowed have your whole team in…

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#102 16-09-2020 11:49pm

pgj2015

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ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

There's never 30 players in one half. What are you on about?

sorry 29 so.

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#103 16-09-2020 11:52pm

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KIB4Life wrote: »

Well maybe you should be able to accept that other people enjoy football, it obvious you don’t like football, but just because you don’t like or enjoy something doesn’t mean that everyone will have the same opinion as you.

I like football when it is played in the right way, by the likes of Dublin, Mayo and Kerry. The rest is a chore to watch.

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#104 17-09-2020 7:44am

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Mod Note

Closing this thread as the OP does not appear to enjoy gaelic football in general and no reasoned arguments seem to convince him of it's qualities.

The thread is simply going around in a circle as a result.

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