Stick with series but reassess rules, says Lynch

CORK footballer Anthony Lynch does not believe the controversial International Rules Series should be abandoned.

Despite the unruly scenes which marred the Tests in Perth and Melbourne, Lynch believes that the GAA and their Australian counterparts need to learn a number of lessons from for the past fortnight.

"It would be a pity to abandon the series because of thuggery. We're all delighted to represent our country. There's no point in saying it should be called off but the GAA will have to have another look at it. The message should be: Are we going to play by the rules or not? We're not playing their game, we're playing the compromise rules. That's something they have to get over to the Australians."!