Football Expert Advisory Group proposals will require 'very high threshold' for change

Football Expert Advisory Group proposals will require 'very high threshold' for change
EAG chair Kevin McStay during a GAA Gaelic Football Expert Advisory Group (EAG) media briefing at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile By John Harrington Chairperson of the GAA’s Football Expert Advisory Group, Kevin McStay, says any proposals for further tweaking of Gaelic football’s playing rules would require a 'very high threshold' for change. The proposals his group will trial in the upcoming Higher Education Division 1 League (Ryan Cup) and pre-sesaon provincial com…

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