Definitely a lot less not just GAA, but rugby and soccer as well.
Governing bodies cracking down but videos and social media have played their part.
Except Tyrone, should build a wall around that county.
I will be honest I love a good schmozle (sp), melee, handbags etc. It's the isolated cowardly acts of violence/cheap shots I have no time for.
Tyrone is probably no different to what it has always been like, the senior championship is when clubs go war, it always has been.
We get some fantastic exciting games due to this, but it inevitably spills over from time to time.
A full on brawl like we seen with stewartstown and strabane is relatively rare in the championship, its the type of thing that is more likely to happen in a league game.
For me the big issue is when mentor/subs/spectators get involved. That's usually when a row crosses over from a few digs thrown into something uncontrollable and dangerous and this is the area that needs to really be clamped down on.
Huge bans and fines need handed out to any club or player that has non- players that become involved in a row.
In club football, far too many people are allowed on the sideline and the mangers etc are allowed on the pitch far too much. If this was tightened up alot of the nastier stuff could be avoided.