Gaelic Football - Rules & Regulations discussion/clarification

[Milltown Row2]

Rule 2.12 says player has up to 15 seconds to play the ball. Throw in if he takes longer.

That covers defensive forward and kick out marks?

[Rossfan]

Rule 2.12 says player has up to 15 seconds to play the ball. Throw in if he takes longer.

That covers defensive forward and kick out marks?

Seems so.
To summarise..   says you can mark from kick out  or inside 45 from a kick in play.
Following procedures shall apply....15 seconds..

And me thinking you are a Ref ....or is it just the Hurley stuff you do?

[Milltown Row2]

Rule 2.12 says player has up to 15 seconds to play the ball. Throw in if he takes longer.

That covers defensive forward and kick out marks?

Seems so.
To summarise..   says you can mark from kick out  or inside 45 from a kick in play.
Following procedures shall apply....15 seconds..

And me thinking you are a Ref ....or is it just the Hurley stuff you do?

No I do both and have given the 15 seconds for all marks, it was a student that put the doubt in my head the other night!!

[Rossfan]

As well as drug testing maybe we should introduce Rules testing before lads are let play (or manage, ref, umpire, line or watch ) games

[Milltown Row2]

As well as drug testing maybe we should introduce Rules testing before lads are let play (or manage, ref, umpire, line or watch ) games

Unless you have the rules online on your phone  I doubt very much a player or manager would get 50% of a rules test

[Armagh18]

Rule 2.12 says player has up to 15 seconds to play the ball. Throw in if he takes longer.

That covers defensive forward and kick out marks?

Seems so.
To summarise..   says you can mark from kick out  or inside 45 from a kick in play.
Following procedures shall apply....15 seconds..

And me thinking you are a Ref ....or is it just the Hurley stuff you do?

No I do both and have given the 15 seconds for all marks, it was a student that put the doubt in my head the other night!!

Thought a mark from kickout was less time?

[Milltown Row2]

Rule 2.12 says player has up to 15 seconds to play the ball. Throw in if he takes longer.

That covers defensive forward and kick out marks?

Seems so.
To summarise..   says you can mark from kick out  or inside 45 from a kick in play.
Following procedures shall apply....15 seconds..

And me thinking you are a Ref ....or is it just the Hurley stuff you do?

No I do both and have given the 15 seconds for all marks, it was a student that put the doubt in my head the other night!!

Thought a mark from kickout was less time?

Confusing isn't it

[Stall the Bailer]

It used to be when first introduced and before there was a forward mark. The past few years all marks are 15 seconds.

[blanketattack]

Would it make sense for a player who gets black carded near the end of a game that has the possibility of going to extra time, to intentionally try to get a yellow card immediately in order to get a red card so his team will be back to 15 players for the start of extra time?
Start a schemozzle with some pushing and dragging would be the obvious way to get a yellow.

[Armagh18]

It used to be when first introduced and before there was a forward mark. The past few years all marks are 15 seconds.

Honestly never knew that.

[Milltown Row2]

Would it make sense for a player who gets black carded near the end of a game that has the possibility of going to extra time, to intentionally try to get a yellow card immediately in order to get a red card so his team will be back to 15 players for the start of extra time?
Start a schemozzle with some pushing and dragging would be the obvious way to get a yellow.

Or just fall down and hold your head!! Most games in the year will be league, and depending on your county it can be a knockout game so the reality is it may only happen once, as in when the house is down take him out.

But yeah, if that player is not a 'main' player and you can afford him to be carded again then yeah some tuned in manager will say that

[Main Street]

When the ref raises his arm to indicate a foul has been committed but playing advantage, can the player on the ball  (on seeing no prospects)  choose not play the advantage and take the free kick?

[Milltown Row2]

It's the ref that decides not the players (officially  ; )

[marty34]

The amount of lads that are not using gum shields these days is very high. 

[Milltown Row2]

The amount of lads that are not using gum shields these days is very high.

Seen maybe about two players using them today at a challenge game today