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You can’t create a culture, definitely not alone. You harness a culture. A culture can’t exist through the eyes of one person or a coach or even a elected performance coach or psychologist It has to be harnessed from what is organically there What is important is that everyone understands it , the principles are clear and everyone is involved in creating them. Player autonomy and self management is a key common factor to answer your question But there is no one thing I’ve seen success in the very same year in 2 different places where what happened in one simply wouldn’t be accepted in another. But both were happy with how they did things (largely) and both were successful and generally satisfied you could say

All these economic and social impacts are hilarious To be taken with as large a pinch of salt as GDP is when significantly I’m no sociologist or mathematician but the notion you can use averages to give an indication of the social impacts in a particularly complex cultural phenomenon like Gaelic Games is essentially gaslighting. We could create any sort of narrative you want from this nonsense. Anyone telling you the value in financial terms of an experience or playing a sport even at the highest level is a bluffer and are not to be trusted This is absolute nonsense

@anBhanmor @caulmick You certainly don’t promote it by making exclusive clubs or having a Gaelic snobbery, which Already exists

I’m not promoting doing away with anything, but I didn’t realise it was a pre requisite So that, again, is on Martin/Harris et al However as a separate discussion, that’s a nonsense. No she shouldn’t have to speak it Everyone in Ireland should be able to be a member of parliament. Considering so little speak Irish having it as a rule is probably illegal from a European POV and should be unconstitutional. We need to get away from teachers and solicitors ruling the country. It hadn’t occurred to me but this is a soft barrier of sorts

@anBhanmor @caulmick English is the spoken langfella A bit of real politic is needed I’ve no time for a racist like Murphy but it’s a ludicrous stick to beat her with

@nwl88444048 She is a representative though As in represents a constituency And most of that constituency don’t speak Irish. It’s hardly fair to withdraw political ambitions due to that What about Polish, English etc who naturalise here and may have an interest?

@billy_hedigan We can settle on 3 It was lethal dangerous Doesn’t mean it was that deliberate, but it was definitely reckless

@RobbieBourke Saw it, great thread and this guy is doing great stuff Anchelotti is very similar but I wondered had it to do with talent He is gone to another level

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@lazlopuskas Thanks Aodh, appreciate the questions and interactions

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I like most of the disciplinary rules, except the ball hand back Personally I’d have trialled a high turnover is worth double score if you score off it. I feel that keeps teams in games, allows teams to set up for what suits them (I believe game will get more homogeneous now most likely) and incentivises a high press. A high press spaces the pitch. With discipline measures you’d see a change from one simple rule. I’m led to believe it was discussed but shelved, I’d say they realised it’s too simple🤷🏽‍♂️ The other one I would have consider with or maybe later is the 3 up. However early signs are it’s killing defending. Players at club level are telling me they hate it (defenders). It’s depressing to play in. In basketball when you defend all 5 are responsible. But football has the basketball up and down now, but in particular 3 lads are getting roasted. McGuinness was suggesting similar Data showing very little turnovers really happening now. That’s hardly exciting