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Hurling teams who lose a man to two yellows could soon be allowed bring on a sub
AFTER RECENTLY PROPOSING changes to the penalty rules that will see just one player on the line for penalties during this year’s preseason inter-county competitions, the GAA’s Hurling 2020 Review Committee today unveiled an even more radical proposal.
While the small ball game has not yet followed football’s black card example, the committee - chaired by former Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy – want to see an end to players being sent off for two yellow card offences.
Instead, when a player commits a second cautionable offence, he should be shown a second yellow card followed by the referee point to the sideline to indicate he can no longer take part in the the game.
Crucially, however, a substitute would be allowed to come on in his place.
The rule is just one of a number of proposals being put forward at this morning’s Hurling 2020 Review Committee report launch.
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