Re: Supercoach Scoring Gripes: Solution?
If a player kicks the ball and a teammate picks it up, it can still be classed as ineffective even if possession is retained. If Sidebottom kicked the ball and Cloke had to pick it up under unnessecary pressure (ie, win a contested possession or hard ball get) then that would be ineffective. It would be counted as an effective disposal if Cloke was able to pick it up under no pressure.
On the Swan kick, kicks to space aren't classed as effective, even if the player means it. Unless the kick travels a certain distance to be classed as a "long kick" (50m would be my guess) which are almost always classed as effective regardless of the outcome (unless it's a direct turnover, ie. the opposition take an uncontested mark).
The only thing i have a problem with is what they class as effective and ineffective kicks/handballs. watching the pies geelong friday night and watching the stats updated live. I thought it was effective if you retain possession. Sidebottom kicked forward and it bounced 3 or 4 times, cloke won the footy but it was classed as ineffective. Another 1, Swan won the footy and was on the boundary, kick it forward, gained 45m and went out in the forward pocket. No 1 was near to kick it to and he clearly meant it, but was ineffective. 1 last 1, sidebottom kicked to a lead, went over the head and Geelong won the footy but were tackled and there was a ball up. Classed as effective. Ive got no idea how they rate the disposals but thats the only part I can think of that needs fixing.
If a player kicks the ball and a teammate picks it up, it can still be classed as ineffective even if possession is retained. If Sidebottom kicked the ball and Cloke had to pick it up under unnessecary pressure (ie, win a contested possession or hard ball get) then that would be ineffective. It would be counted as an effective disposal if Cloke was able to pick it up under no pressure.
On the Swan kick, kicks to space aren't classed as effective, even if the player means it. Unless the kick travels a certain distance to be classed as a "long kick" (50m would be my guess) which are almost always classed as effective regardless of the outcome (unless it's a direct turnover, ie. the opposition take an uncontested mark).



