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You would need to be on grass to watch GAA.
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Apart from the football played by a few of the top teams , watching the average gaelic football match currently is painful . Hand pass / possession football the culprit . Twas not always thus .
Soccer is no great spectacle either , most of the guys delight in the "sliding tackle" where the objective is to hurt the man in near possession . As for the offside rule , what genius came up with that , virtually impossible to ref that on a professional basis as we see daily , how do you ref a friendly kickabout without a ref , linesmen and video equipment ? The European rugby final was hard work as a spectator , no sign of a try in 80 minutes . Objective there seems to be attempting to run through/over the opposing player , used to be a game of avoidance . However the GAA also has the best spectator sport in the world , viz hurling , where the standard is higher than ever . Just a pity no other country in the world is up to the challenge of playing hurling . |