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TOPIC: The State Of The Game

guy smiley The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #15

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Good... I've got you right where I want you.
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goodie The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #16

goodie
Dennis Cometti cops alot of stick on here but I usually find him fairly astute on most footy things, including his criticism of Freo. His main one is that the game needs to be slowed down, not sped up, and I agree. The pre season competition would be the logical choice to experiment but the afl tend to just introduce random rules for that. The main ones would be to reduce the amount of players on the field by a couple but I could see afl house getting burnt to the ground if they tried that one. But they could also look at reducing the amount of interchanges by a significant amount, or even better not allowing interchanges from say the 15 minute of a quarter. Another one obviously is certain players have to stay in certain zones which they do in the sanfl colts (and works well apparently).
All of these have been suggested before and much of it comes down to whether you think modern footy is 'better' than 'older' footy. There is alot to like about modern footy but I do miss the one on one positional battles that now seem to really only occur between the full back and full forward and the ruckmen. The massive numbers at ball ups are a blight on the game and I think I am starting to show my age by wishing footy was a bit more like it was 30 years ago. Mind you, if Freo were top 4 and playing finals I would probably think footy has never been better.
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Raglan Matt The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #17

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Goodie, Dennis was the main proponent for the Americanisation of Aussie rules. For that he deserves all the stick that can be thrown at him, and the 5 times as much of it.
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Drubbing The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #18

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Can I blame him for the flame throwers? We need to blame someone.
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Spocker The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #19

Spocker
If players are now fitter and stronger (and faster) why can't they get away from more 'contests' than before when they weren't F&S
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Dockermus The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #20

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Because all the players are fitter and stronger. So they can nearly always get to the contests. Some of yesterday's footy heroes, who like to talk up a storm on TV, couldn't have coped with the demands of the modern game.
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rogerrocks The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #21

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I could really live without the constant music and other stuff during the quarter time and half time breaks. Believe it or not, there are people who actually want to have a chat about the game without having to shout. Somehow I imagine this will only get worse at the new stadium - although the sound quality will probably be better. How long before the AFL decides that we need music during the actual game?

Part of the challenge of going to the footy is to entertain yourself, particularly if there are opposing supporters nearby. But we have grown soft. Wanting to be entertained. Not wanting any annoying opposition supporters. And we are helped in this by the club management who want to improve our "gameday experience". I'll give you a clue - it will improve if we are forced to make our own fun.

Remember the bell ringers when Peter Bell played? The powers that be didn't like that. Remember when they tried to tell us when to cheer? You might think I'm a grumpy old man. And you'd be right.
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larkin The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #22

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Rolyball is grand final football and either you are good enough to make it work or you are not.
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guy smiley The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #23

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I'd prefer to see the drums allowed back in but that's probably a step too far into the past for most.

That being the case, there is a change to the game that could be made that would open it back up a bit. Reduce the bench. You know it makes sense.
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shane The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #24

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I'd reduce the coach's box. Just let 2 coaches in and sit them on the bench, with no computers or live data and no runners.

Swing the pendulum back towards it being a players game. Less control. More chaos. Better footy.
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Morgan The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #25

Morgan
I'd get rid of the runners. I'd also limit interchanges to after goals only.
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Blue1red1 The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #26

Blue1red1
Well Well Well, what about a player coach only and interchange was only allowed for a bonfide injury adjudicated by both teams club doctors?
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cletus The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #27

cletus
I'd restrict them to 40 interchanges per match...10 a quarter.
Then make them earn extra interchanges by kicking torps. ie Every torp gets you an extra 2 interchanges.
You wanna rest??...well, .... Torp it!!
Encourage the long kick over and beyond the congested packs, reward those who try, and reward coaches that leave players in positions where the long kick forward can be marked....!
And get rid of the DOOB rule for Kicks-like-Kerstens v Geelong.....you know very well when blokes are going for the boundaty line, ...and when they are not...
Bring back.long kicking!! Bring back the torp!!
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Drubbing The State Of The Game 6 years 7 months ago #28

Drubbing
I don't how game day experiences get better than watching someone race a digital advertising logo, while we eagerly wait to find out who has won a free flight from Virgin, get on a bet at each break, get really lucky and get a free Big Mac on Monday, and that's without even getting into the flame-throwers, fireworks, acoustic singers no one can hear, and continual plugs for a local radio station.

What's the term for it, crowd enragement?

If its a marketing man's idea of getting people scream 'get the Fkin footy back on already', their job is done.

You want the crowd to be spontaneously up and about? Play good, exciting footy. Anything else is advertising that manufactures an 'experience' as disposable as a Big Mac wrapper.
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