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Maybe all the grounds should have straight boundaries then?Picking holes in your posts is so easy, particularly on this subject as we all know you have never been to the ground.
There are no rules and that is one of the quirks of Australian Rules. I bet you didn't know when the gam started the oval measured 182m wide and the length of the playing field was determined by the two captains.
6 days a week? You just made that up. In Summer the team trains at Deakin University.
Who's fault is it that other clubs sold their souls by giving away suburban grounds? Not Geelong's. The AFL tried to force Geelong to move to Marvel, but the Club said no.
What difference does a boundary line make? Why expend energy hugging the boundary line when you can play direct, corridor football which is the best brand of football? What is the benefit of playing on oval that is almost a circle?