Schulzenfest
TheBrownDog
Oh yeah, we played that shit at Hindmarsh and United's owner/general manager shit himself over not being informed about it.
Good times.
Well at least there was one positive.
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Oh yeah, we played that shit at Hindmarsh and United's owner/general manager shit himself over not being informed about it.
Good times.
Explains so much. We spent all pre-season skills training on handballing zooper doopers instead of Sherrins.
I assume the change will have to involve penalising teams that don't reset quick enough after a goal (30 seconds to match ad breaks probably). So it's assumed if forwards are always in defense and having to run back, by later in the game they'll be stuffed and not able to do that (or play that well in general). Especially if this is combined with reduced interchanges, it should force coaches to leave forwards, if not in the forward 50, instructed not to flood defenses as much.
At least that's the aim. We'll see how it goes in practise. I think it will make the lumbering talls even more out of place.
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Seems they decided to rustle the jimmys on this board completely by including Amon and S Gary in the picture. Fully rustled.
In an ideal world this works perfectly
In our world they always find a way to adjust
I’m afraid they simply phase out the big marking targets and select athletes that can simply run up the field and back for starting positions all day long but aren’t very good at football.
Then we get more stoppages because they can’t execute skills and they think of another rule change
One rule change I'd be happy to see return is the instantaneous holding the ball, for players that have had CLEAR prior.
Ie. Player runs for a few bounces and then is tackled.
This used to be holding the ball instantly, but for some reason we have changed to give the player time to dispose of the ball. For me this is not needed, and all it does is enhance this scrappy play style, encouraging players to take on the game and just handball if they get in trouble, which has basically been the model for ball movement that Richmond and the Dogs have used over the last few years.
20-30 years from now when the standard improves maybe.if you ever have a daughter that'll change Schulzy
Thanks for the info mate, but I probably care less about the plight of WAFL clubs than I do of the SANFL... probably.West Perth placed under administration earlier in the week, now the WAFL's most successful club has hit rock bottom...
No bites for Sharks league coaching job
East Fremantle have failed to attract any coaching applicants despite the WAFL’s most successful club advertising for Rob Wiley’s replacement for the past two weeks.
Wiley has four games left at the helm of the Sharks, who are almost certain to finish last for just the fourth time in their 120-year history. They are three wins behind eighth-placed Swan Districts, who they host at East Fremantle Oval tomorrow.
President Mark Stewart confirmed that no one had applied to replace Wiley but said he was confident the club eventually would find a quality candidate.
“We have advertised the role but we haven’t had anyone apply yet,” Stewart said. “At the end of the day we can only look at the candidates who apply.”
https://thewest.com.au/sport/east-f...-for-sharks-league-coaching-job-ng-b88907891z
I actually applaud him for acknowledging when something wont work, acknowledging the mounting body of evidence of failure and change his plan ... I wish someone else would do that.
One rule change I'd be happy to see return is the instantaneous holding the ball, for players that have had CLEAR prior.
Ie. Player runs for a few bounces and then is tackled.
This used to be holding the ball instantly, but for some reason we have changed to give the player time to dispose of the ball. For me this is not needed, and all it does is enhance this scrappy play style, encouraging players to take on the game and just handball if they get in trouble, which has basically been the model for ball movement that Richmond and the Dogs have used over the last few years.
Thanks for the info mate, but I probably care less about the plight of WAFL clubs than I do of the SANFL... probably.
Grant Thomas has written a piece suggesting prior opportunity is done away with entirely. His thoughts re what the game would look like in that scenario are quite thought provoking.
https://gthomo.wordpress.com/2018/07/27/rule-changes-what-rubbish/
Grant Thomas has written a piece suggesting prior opportunity is done away with entirely. His thoughts re what the game would look like in that scenario are quite thought provoking.
https://gthomo.wordpress.com/2018/07/27/rule-changes-what-rubbish/
G T Homo dot Wordpress
It's not too far removed from what is happening now. Being first to the ball is no longer the prime goal as a player.I imagine a ring of players hovering around a stationary ball knowing if they pick it up they're essentially giving the oppo a free kick
I actually applaud him for acknowledging when something wont work, acknowledging the mounting body of evidence of failure and change his plan ... I wish someone else would do that.