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Imagine if a ground had the dimensions of NZ's Eden Park.Baseball and cricket fields are different dimensions.
Hmm good reference point for Aussie rules . How about , soccer, rugby league, rugby union and NFLBaseball and cricket fields are different dimensions.
Of course it is. You realise, of course, that Aussie rules is played on cricket grounds.Hmm good reference point for Aussie rules .
Neither are Rugby League grounds, or weren't until recently. There was the glamour example of England using very narrow in goal areas to try and stop our attacking kicks not that long ago.Soccer grounds are not uniform across the board
I like how the grounds are different, adds another variable for coaches tactics and which players to select.
Cricket is an extreme example of this. Pitches, ground sizes, speed of outfield, the fact that lords is basically on a hill etc
Maybe 10 years ago it was possible, however these days with zoning first of all you have to win enough games to make the finals so being a non Vic team for example there's no point in designing a gameplan that works at MCG as you will only play there a few times a year so the gameplan might suit the MCG, but doesn't suit your home ground so you won't win enough games to make the finals.
Can’t even get them the same in one park, good luck across the whole country
It's actually quite similar to MCG. Let's see how WC and Freo go there after 2 months playing at OptusWA had their chance. A brand new stadium built from scratch, no a redeveloped one, so what do they do? They make the playing surface longer and narrower than the MCG.
It was the perfect opportunity to get an advantage over all of the other non-Victorian teams and even over quite a few Victorian clubs that don't play at the MCG a whole lot outside of finals.
They blew it.