With the second round Allianz National football league fixtures complete and all parties adjusting to the new playing rules.
The general consensus would appear to be positive towards what has been introduced.
A number of high scoring encounters were recorded over the weekend. Whereas, players are adjusting to three remaining in one half of the field and avoiding dissent which can see the ball moved forward by 50 metres.
However, one change that a number of managers have called for is an increase in the number of substitutions available.
With a greater speed and pace to the game, players are now covering more ground and Monaghan manager Gabriel Bannigan was one of those who believes the number of changes that can be made from the bench needs to increase.
Monaghan are unbeaten in Division 2 as are Roscommon with both sides set to meet on Sunday week.
Following the Rossies win over Louth at the weekend; manager Davy Burke was also calling for the number of substitutions that can be made to increase.
With a break in the football league this weekend; it is believed the rules commission will review how the opening rounds have gone and take on board any concerns that have been raised.
