CENTRE bounce starting positions and longer goalsquares are one step close to being introduced after the AFL Competition Committee finalised the recommendations it will put before the Commission this month in a bid to reduce congestion.
AFL football operations manager Steve Hocking confirmed on Thursday the Competition Committee had signed off on recommendations that would see six-six-six starting positions enforced at every centre bounce and the length of goalsquares stretched from nine to 18m.
Hocking said the committee would also recommend the introduction of a mid-season player exchange period next year, but preferred not to divulge whether it had settled on a draft, trade period or both.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-09-13/afl-recommends-new-rules-to-reduce-congestion
They're also revising interpretations of the following
AFL football operations manager Steve Hocking confirmed on Thursday the Competition Committee had signed off on recommendations that would see six-six-six starting positions enforced at every centre bounce and the length of goalsquares stretched from nine to 18m.
Hocking said the committee would also recommend the introduction of a mid-season player exchange period next year, but preferred not to divulge whether it had settled on a draft, trade period or both.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-09-13/afl-recommends-new-rules-to-reduce-congestion
They're also revising interpretations of the following
- Holding the ball
- Protected area
- Contact below the knees
- Marking contests
- Ruck contests
- Deliberate out of bounds
- Ruckmen grabbing the ball directly from ball-ups or throw-ins
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