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Ultimately the problem will always be that if someone is a really good sub, then they'll be part of the starting 21. There'll always be consistency issues with whoever the 22nd player is in a given week, whether that be due to niggles, attitude, etc. While the rule adds nothing, it's existence means the AFL won't implement other ideas for the time being, which is a good thing.
I think we have shown you can pick a good sub not in the best 21 when NLM and Colyer in the past performed the role well
Guys like Edwards and Rayner could be effective good subs who are not in the best 21.





