One-Eyed Richmond Forum
Football => View from the Outer => Topic started by: Judge Roughneck on July 17, 2014, 12:11:49 PM
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Under the rule – which has been floated in the past – a player cannot take possession if he goes to ground; he would be allowed only to knock it on.
A free kick would be paid against the player who took possession when he dived on the ball – without anyone tackling him.
Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/afl-may-pick-up-on-gaelic-rule-to-cut-congestion-20140716-ztsbe.html#ixzz8hAB4lfx0
Wtf
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and then they wonder why crowds are going down... People just needed a trigger - it was the variable pricing but even if they scrap that people will continue to leave the game, bc overall its become a crappy game to watch due to all the tinkering they did over the past 10 years
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and then they wonder why crowds are going down... People just needed a trigger - it was the variable pricing but even if they scrap that people will continue to leave the game, bc overall its become a pooty game to watch due to all the tinkering they did over the past 10 years
Yep. My interest is currently on a knife's edge as it is.
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How much more out of touch can these clowns be? Soccer people must be licking their lips.
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Don't think people who start to find footy boring would go to soccer :sleep :sleep
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Don't think people who start to find footy boring would go to soccer :sleep :sleep
A better analogy would be Rugby Union, either way, it's a bit like saying people who follow footy would never watch Test Cricket. Different sports with different expectations.
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my guess would be they've taken the idea from gaelic footy, which has such a rule and is a fast free flowing game.
may as well ban tackling while they are at it.
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Don't think people who start to find footy boring would go to soccer :sleep :sleep
Quite the stereotype.
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People's disenchantment in the game to only rise.
Footy mums, greed and an administration driven on driving the game from the common man and making it unrecognizable have unabatedly destroyed this game.
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Rhett Bartlett @rhettrospective twitter:
'Improving the rules of Australian Football' from 1936.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bt7bzZZCUAAqoz1.png)
https://twitter.com/rhettrospective/status/495074687483793408/photo/1