Gaelic football managers adapt to new rules as game evolves

New rules in Gaelic football are prompting managers to adapt quickly. One significant change requires players to hand the ball to opponents after a foul, which some find challenging. Managers report that players are enjoying the new, more attacking style of play. The kickout rules have also changed, leading to more physicality. However, some managers note a decrease in physical contests after kickouts. Teams are now focusing on tactical training earlier in the season to adjust to these new regulations. While most managers support the new dissent rules, the requirement to hand the ball to opponents is controversial. Some believe it undermines competitive spirit. Managers are committed to working with the rules as they evolve throughout the season.