The article discusses the impact of the Football Review Committee's (FRC) new recommendations on Gaelic football. It draws a parallel to the unfounded fears surrounding the Y2K bug, suggesting that concerns regarding the new rules were similarly exaggerated. The initial weekend of competitive games under these rules did not result in chaos, providing a vote of confidence for the sport and its leadership. Jim Gavin's willingness to take risks is highlighted, suggesting that his innovative approach may lead to rewarding outcomes for the future of Gaelic football.
FRC fears look as ill-founded as Y2K panic. Planes didn't fall from the skies as the clock ticked into a new millennium.
The first weekend of competitive games under football's new rules didn't dissolve into chaos and confusion.
The Football Review Committee (FRC) recommendations were a vote of confidence in Gaelic football. Over the weekend football returned the favour.
Jim Gavin's big gamble has every chance of paying off.
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