Mark Scout’s fight against the faceless authority in Severance definitely has parallels to one of the darkest dystopian books ever written. George Orwell’s classic 1984 delves into the consequences of mass surveillance and based his book on the Soviet Union under Stalinism and Nazi Germany. Ben Stiller’s show is however set in the corporate world, […]
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We all know how cool and edgy Sage Mode is in Naruto. But other than that, it is a broken ability that takes years to master. Only a handful of ninjas can tap into its potential and eventually master it. Jiraiya and the knucklehead ninja are perfect examples, however, there may be someone else as […]
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Seoul, Feb 24 (SocialNews.XYZ) A visiting South Korean business delegation said on Monday that the meeting with newly appointed U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick was "productive," following reports that discussions included proposals for $1...
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LEE KEEGAN believes the new 3v3 rule is “not fit for purpose” and called for it to be changed.
Introduced by the Jim Gavin-chaired Football Review Committee, the rule stipulates that each side must have a minimum of three outfield players in each half at all times.
However, if a player loses a man to a black card or red card, they can compensate for that by dropping another man back.
For example, Kerry lost two men to black cards against Tyrone at the weekend, allowing them to keep only one man up.
The rules will come under review and may be tweaked after round five of the Allianz Football Leagues.
And speaking on Allianz League Sunday, Mayo legend Lee Keegan calling for the GAA to address it.
He said: “We are seeing the flip side now for teams.
“Teams that are losing men are not being punished at all.
“They are gaining from the fact that we are going to keep these guys up and we are actually going to hold onto ball, keep playing the way we are playing, and it is the team with the full compliment of players that are being punished.
“They have to [change it] because it’s not fit for purpose.
“It is null and void for the team that is keeping its discipline and keeping their temper and trying to go about the game in the right manner.”
It is the second such issue to arise from the 3v3, with the other being the tendency of teams to send their goalkeepers forward when in possession.
With the rule only applying to outfield players, committing goalkeepers has allowed teams to create a 12v11 overload with the ball.
Derry boss Paddy Tally said the rule is ‘killing the game’ after watching Niall Morgan help Tyrone to victory against the Oak Leafers in last month’s NFL opener.
Goalkeepers can now only receive a pass from a team-mate in their own half when both players are inside the large rectangle.
But if a rule were to be introduced that restricted keepers from straying beyond the vicinity of their goalmouth, Morgan believes it would deter players from taking up the position.
The Edendork man, who plays outfield for his club, said: “I genuinely don’t see where you’d get any enjoyment out of playing that role.
“At the end of the day, the game has developed so much. It has moved forward and I think making a drastic change like that would just pull it back so much.
“We’re seeing young lads now wanting to be a goalkeeper, wanting to be wearing the different colour jersey, wanting to wear goalkeeping gloves and I think telling them they have to stay on the line would just regress the game so much.
“That’s where a massive fear of mine lies. I think I made that sort of clear whenever the rules were only being made. I sort of felt they were changing us back a wee bit.
“I think the rule change has actually been really positive because it has stopped that lateral passing in your own half.
“There’s probably some goalkeeper sitting somewhere going, ‘Please, just let me stay back because I don’t want to [go outfield], I’m happy to be an out-and-out goalkeeper.’
“But if it’s an advantage for a team to have somebody that can do both roles, then why would you take that away?”
Bleach has a great cast of female characters who are more than capable of holding their own on the battlefield. Among these characters, there’s Orihime Inoue with her mysterious set of powers. Everything we know about her powers comes from how other characters perceive her. Her abilities were never explored fully, which is a shame. […]
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Actress Sandra Bullock played the lead role in 2018’s post-apocalyptic horror film Bird Box. Directed by Susanne Bier, the film received critical acclaim for its screenplay and performances. However, it also had more depth than most films in the genre, allowing Bullock to truly flex her acting muscles. During an interview, Bier discussed her work […]
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Mumbai, Feb 24 (SocialNews.XYZ) The makers of the forthcoming anthology "My Melbourne" have unveiled the trailer for the movie. Ace filmmaker Karan Johar recently dropped the trailer on his official IG. Appreciating the preview, KJo...
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Hope Wheels is hosting a celebration on Saturday, March 1st, at Lassen Ale Works to mark its inclusion in the 2025 Guinness Book of World Records. Less than 5% of applicants make it into the prestigious book, making this achievement noteworthy for the organization. The […]
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IRELAND AM star Martin King has left fans gushing over a “precious” moment he shared with his rarely-seen granddaughter.
The Virgin Media host and his wife Jenny share five kids together, Dean, James, Victoria, Matthew and Alex.
Martin‘s son Dean is father to five-year-old Mia – and it’s safe to say she loves spending time with her famous granddad, who she sweetly nicknamed “Gaga”.
In the adorable clip posted to his Instagram page, the TV star and Mia looked happy as ever as they played one of her favourite games.
The doting grandfather wrote in his caption: “Don’t fall down the hole. Mia loves this game with her Gaga.”
Martin sat Mia on his lap in the video and went through the “rules of the game” with her.
The 61-year-old said: “Rule number one, you have to give Gaga a…”
Mia cutely finished off his sentence as she exclaimed: “A hug!”
Martin continued: “Rule number two, Gaga doesn’t want to hug your head.
“And rule number three: Don’t fall down the…”
Mia squealed: “The hole!”
Martin asked Mia to repeat the last rule and confirmed: “Yes, don’t fall down the hole.”
The popular presenter immediately opened his legs and Mia quickly fell through the gap.
The little one was in a fit of laughter as her granddad looked at her with a surprised expression.
Martin humorously tapped Mia on the head and said: “Eh hello. What are you doing down there? You fell down the hole!”
Mia continued to giggle as her granddad snuggled up to her laughing.
And fans and friends all ran to the comment section to gush over the sweet moment that was captured.
Aimme wrote: “Ah she is a dote!!”
Siobhan said: “Making memories for life.”
Regina added: “Such a precious little cutie.”
Mag remarked: “Awh bless her, this is precious.”
And Jen commented: “Ah, she is adorable.”