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Tim Burke
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Stumbling around so you don't have to
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Tim Burke retweetou
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Sewing with Ali, an emotional trip to Anfield and meeting the Reds at the AXA Training Centre 🥹
Start your Christmas with a wonderful surprise for @LFCFoundation participant, Reagan ❤️ #RedTogether
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Troy Parrott, take your place on the pantheon of Irish greats 🇮🇪
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@timwowtim You’re going down the same way as Lennon imagining things
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When Sean and Liam’s father passed away suddenly at Anfield, Sean stepped up to be a father figure at just 13 years old. He’s gone on to suffer further loss in his life but always remained strong and been there to help others.
A very emotional Dear Liverpool… @NIVEAMENUK #ad
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@Andrew_Heaton @timwowtim I think he is the best human being to ever play for Liverpool.
World class goalkeeper and world class man.
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Alisson's tribute to his father
One of the most beautiful, heartbreaking and life-affirming pieces of writing I've ever read
theplayerstribune.com/alisson-becker…
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@m_brosnan Amendment to the goalkeeper rule:
If the goalkeeper receives the ball inside the attacking half, he cannot pass the ball directly to a teammate unless it is for an advanced mark.
ie. The keeper either takes a shot at goal, or plays a long pass that is likely to be contested.
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Watched this game back today. Stunned there isn't more talk about that spell (poor Roscommon). Meath down to 14 kept-ball for just under four minutes by bringing their goalkeeper up to make it 12v11. Goalkeeper had 10 possessions alone during that spell.
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Cahair O'Kane@CahairOKane1
Asked Down boss Conor Laverty after the game on Saturday why his side had sat in so deep and allowed Meath’s goalkeeper to dictate. The answer was fairly obvious but good to hear it from a manager’s perspective and explaining things that might not always make sense to fans 👇
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Darragh fitz kick of the grass before he places a free is a homage to Ben O Connor right ?
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@m_brosnan Agreed. Might be too radical for the decision makers in Congress. But the best opportunity for any sort of radical rule change is with the FRC. Don't imagine many opportunities in the near future for big rule changes after their recommendations.
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@timwowtim Yeah would be a game changer. I don’t know if there would be enough support for such an extreme version but a more robust tackle would still have a huge impact
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Big stretches of play going by without a hand being laid on anyone. Hope the FRC haven't missed the opportunity to look at the tackle. Plenty of pros and cons but a good chance there will be very little physicality with this version of Gaelic football.
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