This will be one of the defensive groups main drills over summer. If you want to move it quickly you'd think it will be someone who's there at the time. We have a number of good kicks in the backline.
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Or, we used this season to set up the biggest non-sequitur in the AFL.Please not Simpson.
Everyone knows he is going to kick it to himself and swing onto his left.
The line doesn't matter anymore for the player kicking outSo, can a player be penalised for over stepping the line on a kick out? Can he just say he was playing on if he is not required to kick the ball to himself?
Can of worms people, a can of worms.
Willo, best kick easily.
The line doesn't matter anymore for the player kicking out
The goalsquare will still be in use for forwards whom mark within it. Fascinating change to the game, though. Keen to see what clubs do in the JLT, but moreso what it means for our high-marking forwards/talls on the kickouts. Expect some teams to adapt a faster style of counter-attack, whilst others may still want to continue their 2018 style. Could the Blue Boys become one of those teams leading the charge, with Charlie, McGovern, Harry used in set plays? As long as we hit a target, i don't really care. Thanks for all the thoughts regarding who picks up the ball after a point. Now to start thinking how our forward line sets up after we kick a point......who mans the mark???? Polson??? Garlett?? Cunners?? Every time we have a set shot, I'll be looking to see who drifts forward to man the mark.....The square will signify when the player plays on. I'd still like to see the player have to kick to themself. Don't mind the man on the mark being a bit further back. Don't mind playing on from a 50 meter penalty. Think the ruck nominating should have been scrapped. Hands in the back going I think is an alright thing though there could be some serious staging going on. I like 666, ads more value to center clearances but we may see less comebacks. I don't like the runners/water carriers ban. I think especially when it's hot players should be afforded water, I hope this does not filter down to other leagues, I hope there is a heat rule that overrides this. Like the kicking for goal rule. I don't think changing the rule for taking the ball from the ruck is a good thing.
Not sure how it affects us. Pace, good center clearance play, long kicking might be some things that are more rewarded.
The goalsquare will still be in use for forwards whom mark within it. Fascinating change to the game, though. Keen to see what clubs do in the JLT, but moreso what it means for our high-marking forwards/talls on the kickouts. Expect some teams to adapt a faster style of counter-attack, whilst others may still want to continue their 2018 style. Could the Blue Boys become one of those teams leading the charge, with Charlie, McGovern, Harry used in set plays? As long as we hit a target, i don't really care. Thanks for all the thoughts regarding who picks up the ball after a point. Now to start thinking how our forward line sets up after we kick a point......who mans the mark???? Polson??? Garlett?? Cunners?? Every time we have a set shot, I'll be looking to see who drifts forward to man the mark.....
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The goalsquare will still be in use for forwards whom mark within it. Fascinating change to the game, though. Keen to see what clubs do in the JLT, but moreso what it means for our high-marking forwards/talls on the kickouts. Expect some teams to adapt a faster style of counter-attack, whilst others may still want to continue their 2018 style. Could the Blue Boys become one of those teams leading the charge, with Charlie, McGovern, Harry used in set plays? As long as we hit a target, i don't really care. Thanks for all the thoughts regarding who picks up the ball after a point. Now to start thinking how our forward line sets up after we kick a point......who mans the mark???? Polson??? Garlett?? Cunners?? Every time we have a set shot, I'll be looking to see who drifts forward to man the mark.....
Post more often please Fat KentThomas and Polson
Correct. The AFL will introduce the 18 metre rectangle by stealth. It will be painted on the grounds in the early hours of the morning & covered until just before match time, leaving it too late for clubs to complain about it. You read it here first.So, the game doesn't warrant a 10 yard square anymore?
Wind assisted?shame he can't kick 30 metres ........
That first kick in deep into the pockets shits me no end !Whoever gets the ball first once a behind has been scored, hopefully with sound foot skills.
Where I think this rule could really be exploited, is that first kick still being quick, but to a player directly up the corridor, 30-40 metres from the kick in. It would then open up both sides of the ground, rather than being contained to one side, which is easier to defend