'We don't know where we stand': Potential loopholes undermine new rules

Tony McEntee says players and managers don't know where they stand with the GAA's rule changes to Gaelic football.

Fri, 24 Jan, 2020 - 16:16

Stephen Barry

Tony McEntee says players and managers don't know where they stand with the GAA's rule changes to Gaelic football.

Speaking on the Irish Examiner's Allianz Football League preview podcast, McEntee said the implementation of the rules reflected a wider leadership deficit.

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