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Noddy Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #43

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The problem is, over time people will only know the carp being served up. Proper Australian football is on its way to being history.
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Morgan Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #44

Morgan
So, a few problems with the rules from 1975.
I. Imagine the free kick discrepancy when Margetts umpires a Derby by himself.
II. Given Freo’s luck with injuries, how do you reckon we’d cope without an interchange?
III. How tedious would it be watching Stephen Hill bounce the ball every 10m? He'd never get out of second gear.
IV. If the penalty for scragging was on 15m, how many times would Hawthorn hold on to the man who marked the ball this week? A million or two million?

Nothing a few sensible rule changes would fix though.
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rogerrocks Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #45

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And if you watch a match from the 90's you'll see every player who leads and takes a mark duck their head to avoid the inevitable fist from the bloke behind them who was just trying to "spoil".

And again, my memory may be playing tricks on me, but I recall a lot of games where one team would give the ball a roost, it would go to a contest, be marked by the opposition who would boot it long back where it came from, and this would repeat. Aerial ping pong I think it was called.

There have been some changes for the better.
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Drubbing Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #46

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Morgan, Margetts wouldn't be able to get to enough contests to make as many whistle blowing decisions as he currently does.

Plus, he'd be buggered. By 3 qtr time he probably wouldn't have enough puff left to puff.
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Raglan Matt Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #47

Raglan Matt
Well you 2 can stop whinging about the state of the game right now.
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darthmarto Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #48

darthmarto
AFL - "Dear Freo we want you to trial using six times your normal number of forwards inside the forward 50 at the start of each quarter please"

Rosco - "So six times zero would equal ...."

AFL - "Never mind"
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Docker by the Sea Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #49

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Why alter fabric if the game. I can’t understand why it is so difficult to drastically reduce interchange, to let’s say 40, 10 per qtr.
Players would not be able to run up and back anywhere near as much. Many of the players fans love, struggle to get games because they are one paced, but very good “footballers” ie Barlow. These players are overlooked for somebody that can go flat out fo 3 min.
Surely this is worth a crack before drastic measures.
Players and coaches are irrelevant to the conversation. They are compromised and merely one very short generation of stakeholders.
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cletus Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #50

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Exactly right DBTS....would sort out a lot of it.

And of recent times Ive thought about them going a step further....just have 4 interchanges. ! The reserves are there only for serious injury...or if you are tactically smart, you get to run fresh legs into the game at your choosing.

People might say it would create fatigue/more injuries...but the speed of the game would adapt....players would maintain position/zones, and thered be more long kicking and pack marks...

Itd sort out congested footy real quick.....And Rolyball...
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Raglan Matt Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #51

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Or, take the yellow vest 1 step further, have 2 interchange players and 2 players who can only be substituted into the game. And how about a ban on advertising after a goal to take the commercial influence out of these rule changes. There is enough subliminal and commentator provided advertising there anyway.
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itscraptacular Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #52

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The rule change AFL House/Ch7 wanted to suggest was any stoppage was an ad break and no time-on.

They didn't think they could get away with it though.

Morgan said it best earlier, get two good teams on the park and the football is fascinating IMHO. Last nights Essendon/Sydney game was great. Keep giving leper teams like Carlton the Friday night "blockbusters" and no-one watches.
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purple kit Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #53

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The problem with reducing interchanges or eliminating them all together is that pig headed coaches like ours would do the opposite of what is proposed above, they’d recruit a team full of athletes with zero footy smarts who can run up and down the field all day, Freo would end up with 14x Tbone, Hodor in the ruck. Tabs at full forward Pearce at the back and Fyfe wherever he felt like going.
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shane Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #54

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The heads of fitness departments would also tell coaches that they could get everyone fitter, and it would come at the cost of time practising skills. Also money.
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hypen Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #55

hypen
Watching Sydney and Fremantle enough I think the coaches will change. They'll have to.
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shane Trialling New Laws 5 years 9 months ago #56

shane
I don't. I think they'll keep doing what they know until they are replaced.

It will only work through generational change.
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