Rules Interchange infringement wins Sydney the game

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It can’t be a fine, as the outcome gives you an advantage in the actual game. More fresh legs etc… that just isn’t fair to the opposition.
It’s incredibly harsh, but it’s never happened before as everyone sticks to the rules.
Feel for North as it’s an awful way to lose…but them’s the rules.
 
It was dumb, it is what it is.

More annoyed with the questionable umpiring during the course of the game to be honest.

We're still bad enough to not tank either.
 

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I don't understand why it's even permitted to make a 76th interchange - why doesn't the steward just say that the team has already made 75 and prevent players from coming off? Surely there are going to be situations where it's more valuable to give away a free kick and make an interchange than to keep a good player on the bench in a tight game, so it effectively means that a team can make an infinite number of interchanges so long as they're willing to eat the penalties. Dumb rule.
 
I don't understand why it's even permitted to make a 76th interchange - why doesn't the steward just say that the team has already made 75 and prevent players from coming off? Surely there are going to be situations where it's more valuable to give away a free kick and make an interchange than to keep a good player on the bench in a tight game, so it effectively means that a team can make an infinite number of interchanges so long as they're willing to eat the penalties. Dumb rule.
When would a free kick and a 50 ever be a benefit?
 
I don't understand why it's even permitted to make a 76th interchange - why doesn't the steward just say that the team has already made 75 and prevent players from coming off? Surely there are going to be situations where it's more valuable to give away a free kick and make an interchange than to keep a good player on the bench in a tight game, so it effectively means that a team can make an infinite number of interchanges so long as they're willing to eat the penalties. Dumb rule.

Happy to wear the result of the today before anyone sooks, but that makes too much sense. AFL asleep at the wheel as usual.
 
When would a free kick and a 50 ever be a benefit?

What happens if a player does a hammy with a bit more time in the game to go and ball is up the other end?
 

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