Feeding Gaelic football’s controvassy monster

The first great GAA summer of controvassy — or conspóid, as we have decided it should be written, by rule — has finished up in the style to which we have rapidly become accustomed, writes Larry Ryan.

With protracted analysis of a manager’s reluctance to smile at the final whistle and inject sufficient gaiety into his press conferences.

How quickly we become addicted to the stuff.