Raymond Galligan proposes two-point score restricted to on or outside 45 metre line

Cork manager John Cleary spoke of the confusion players are experiencing with the new clock/hooter regulation, which allows for a team to continue playing after the siren has sounded. Full-time is now not called until the ball goes dead following its sounding.
Raymond Galligan proposes two-point score restricted to on or outside 45 metre line

PROPOSAL: Cavan manager Raymond Galligan has proposed the two-point score be restricted to converted points from on or outside the 45-metre line. Pic: Matt Browne/Sportsfile

Cavan manager Raymond Galligan has proposed the two-point score be restricted to converted points from on or outside the 45-metre line.

Galligan believes it is too easy for players to kick the ball over the bar from outside the new 40m arc and it is a cheap way of picking up two points.

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