Proposed format change would 'bring more bite' to Sam Maguire, insists Kelly 

The motion to shake-up the race for Sam Maguire will see the current group format abandoned, to be replaced by three rounds of action before the All-Ireland quarter-finals are arrived at, two of which will be knockout.
Proposed format change would 'bring more bite' to Sam Maguire, insists Kelly 

Darragh Canavan of Tyrone in action against Daniel O' Mahony of Cork during the GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Round 3 match last summer. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Although in favour of the new All-Ireland SFC format that will go before Congress this weekend, former GAA president Seán Kelly believes the full potential of the current structure was never realised.

The motion to shake-up the race for Sam Maguire will see the current group format abandoned, to be replaced by three rounds of action before the All-Ireland quarter-finals are arrived at, two of which will be knockout.

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