Football Review Committee eye two points for long-range points and hooter introduction 

The Jim Gavin-chaired body are also considering a rule which would compel teams to retain a minimum of three players per team in each half of the field at all times.

Kerry manager Jack O'Connor, second from right, watches on while Football Review Committee chairperson Jim Gavin, centre, third from left, and Football Review Committee member Colm Collins observe the Munster football final. Pic: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Doubling the reward for long-range points, retaining a minimum of three players per team in each half of the field at all times and the clock/hooter are among the leading considerations for the Football Review Committee (FRC).

The Jim Gavin-chaired body are currently meeting with provincial councils where they have been putting forward some of their thoughts and seeking feedback about how the game can be improved.