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Larry Ryan: Maybe Gaelic football is ready to feel the sandbox under its feet

Though like the two-pointer, it's a long shot.
Larry Ryan: Maybe Gaelic football is ready to feel the sandbox under its feet

The GAA Football Review Committee members, back row, from left, James Horan, Michael Meaney, Eamonn Fitzmaurice, Patrick Doherty, Shane Flanagan, Malachy O'Rourke and Alec McQuillan, front row, from left, Colm Nally, Michael Murphy, Colm Collins, chairperson Jim Gavin, and Seamus Kenny. Pic: Seb Daly/Sportsfile

YOU can often assess the size of a job just by who is lined up to tackle it. There are many jobs of varying dimensions facing us all, but when it came to the big one, when it was time to fix Gaelic football, they threw the kitchen sink. 

Your Gavins, your Fitzmaurices, your Horans, your Collinses. This is a brains trust to beat all and still you wouldn’t fancy their chances. It still has to be odds-against that they will get this right.

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