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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Originally Posted by
bulldogsthru&thru
Yeah its pretty simple. Throw the ball up straight away, if more than 1 player from a team tries to contend the ruck contest, penalise that team. The question is, what do you do if both teams send a '3rd man'?
Ball it up again.
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Originally Posted by
bulldogsthru&thru
Yeah its pretty simple. Throw the ball up straight away, if more than 1 player from a team tries to contend the ruck contest, penalise that team. The question is, what do you do if both teams send a '3rd man'?
Assume the team that sent the second third man (the fourth man) in are idiots because they just cost themselves possession of the ball.
Originally Posted by
jeemak
Ball it up again.
And then do that.
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Originally Posted by
bornadog
and don't ask who is nominating for the ruck, just throw it up and if they don't want 3rd man, then penalise the team that has the 3rd man at the same time. The length of time to work out who the ruckman are and nomination just ads to players coming in from all over the place to forma pack
That's how it should be. No nominations. Let the players sort it out. No need to wait around and ask who in the immediate area is going to contest the ball. Keep the game moving and throw it up/in as soon as the umpires have established their position.
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Originally Posted by
Twodogs
Could a rule penalising the third man in work? The only reason the third man comes in is to prevent the player being tackled from getting rid of the ball so penalise him with a free to the tacklee.
Nope. You need to be able to lay the tackle and you don't want players unsure of if they should go for the tackle or not.
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Originally Posted by
hujsh
Nope. You need to be able to lay the tackle and you don't want players unsure of if they should go for the tackle or not.
But the first player in can tackle as per usual, it's just the another player can't jump into the contest and block the ball coming out. Maybe players might time it so they arrive to the contest at the same time but apart from that it's an easy rule to umpire. They have a third man rule in the NHL (for fights, not tackles but the principle would be the same.)
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Originally Posted by
Twodogs
But the first player in can tackle as per usual, it's just the another player can't jump into the contest and block the ball coming out. Maybe players might time it so they arrive to the contest at the same time but apart from that it's an easy rule to umpire. They have a third man rule in the NHL (for fights, not tackles but the principle would be the same.)
The first player might see his team mate and hold back. His team mate might also do the same thing. It'd be farcical and we'd all be complaining about it on here within 3 weeks.
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Originally Posted by
hujsh
The first player might see his team mate and hold back. His team mate might also do the same thing. It'd be farcical and we'd all be complaining about it on here within 3 weeks.
The first player would be tackling an opponent though. He's not going to stop doing that because hes worried that his teammate gets too close.
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
I get irritated when a player is tackled and his own teammate joins in the tackling to ensure a stoppage. There should be free kicks paid for bringing the game into disrepute.
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Originally Posted by
Twodogs
The first player would be tackling an opponent though. He's not going to stop doing that because hes worried that his teammate gets too close.
Who's first though? Am I first? He looks like he's going to tackle him. Maybe I should step back then? Oh no he saw me and also stood back. There goes Franklin down the wing again.
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07-05-2018, 05:55 PM
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Trying to stop two players from tackling a player simultaneously isn't practical.
Nobody's looking for a puppeteer in today's wintry economic climate.
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07-05-2018, 06:05 PM
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Originally Posted by
PeanutsPeanuts
Those 3 Brownlow Votes Trengove got versus Martin were the only votes of his career.
Last year he played Brisbane twice. First time he played forward, had 17 possessions and 3 goals, 2nd time he played 2nd ruck and had 17 possessions, 13 contested, 5 clearances (all season highs).
He likes playing them. I reckon he should play.
Wrong thread I think......
Nobody's looking for a puppeteer in today's wintry economic climate.
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07-05-2018, 06:46 PM
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Originally Posted by
craigsahibee
That's how it should be. No nominations. Let the players sort it out. No need to wait around and ask who in the immediate area is going to contest the ball. Keep the game moving and throw it up/in as soon as the umpires have established their position.
So then the Roos send Goldstein and Daw to a stoppage, and Bont blocks Daw thinking that Goldstein is rucking...but Daw is the ruckman so it's a free kick against Bont? The 3rd man up rule is garbage, but they can't not nominate a ruckman if the rule is still in place.
So just get rid of the 3rd man up rule.
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07-05-2018, 11:28 PM
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Watched with interest both Talking Footy and On The Couch tonight highlighted the ridiculous amount of time taken to recommence play at throw-ins and ball-ups around the ground, which is causing so many congestion issues.
Hallelujah. It aint rocket science.
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07-05-2018, 11:39 PM
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Originally Posted by
Sedat
Watched with interest both Talking Footy and On The Couch tonight highlighted the ridiculous amount of time taken to recommence play at throw-ins and ball-ups around the ground, which is causing so many congestion issues.
Hallelujah. It aint rocket science.
I think the "nominated" ruckman is having a huge effect on this - umpires are waiting to throw the ball up not necessarily until a ruckman is nominated, but who the umpire knows the team would want to be nominating. Can lead to some long lapses when one of the big guys is out of breath 30m away from the stoppage.
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07-05-2018, 11:58 PM
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Re: Are You Sick Of The Afl Changing Rules Every Year
Originally Posted by
Sedat
Watched with interest both Talking Footy and On The Couch tonight highlighted the ridiculous amount of time taken to recommence play at throw-ins and ball-ups around the ground, which is causing so many congestion issues.
Hallelujah. It aint rocket science.
I wonder where they got that idea from:
Originally Posted by
bornadog
Yeah, my idea is roll back the rules that created the situation, ie no prior, allow 3rd man up. I know that is changing, but as I said roll it back.
With 3rd man up it has created two problems:
1. 3rd man helped clear the ball from the congestion
2. The umpire could throw up the ball straight away, now they wait to see who is nominating for the ruck, and meanwhile the pack gathers.
Every rule has other consequences because the AFL don't think it out, all knee jerk reactions.
Sent a few tweets to Rocket as well as Gerard on this and he read it out on SEN. Rocket talks about it on his latest Podcast.
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