NEW AFL RULES ??? I LIKE THEM

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NEW AFL RULES ??? I LIKE THEM

Postby mal » Sun Apr 01, 2007 8:56 pm

The penalising of scragging defenders on forwards for over
a 100 years of football is all but over.
Ordinary defenders are now under the pump at last.
Sure there are some soft freebies so far in round 1 BUT
Now its up to defenders to adjust
I like the rule.
There is a reason why I reckon this rule has been implemented, can anyone guess why :?:
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Postby Mr66 » Sun Apr 01, 2007 9:16 pm

You're insane?
You're Andrew Demetriou?
You're Adrian Anderson?
You like watching soft cock sports like syncronised swimming, lawn bowls and professional knitting?
You play(ed) full forward? :-k
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Postby mal » Sun Apr 01, 2007 9:58 pm

Mr66 wrote:You're insane?
You're Andrew Demetriou?
You're Adrian Anderson?
You like watching soft cock sports like syncronised swimming, lawn bowls and professional knitting?
You play(ed) full forward? :-k


You got the first one right
But not the answer Im looking for
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Postby Wedgie » Sun Apr 01, 2007 10:01 pm

The thing I noticed about the umpiring today was they were too embarassed to even look at the replay on the big screen of their decisions and they were so precious they'd give 50 away if the player on the receiving end of a wrong decision tried to point it out to them.
Honestly, WTF? The players didn't swear or try be rude to them in anyway, way to precious.
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Re: NEW AFL RULES ??? I LIKE THEM

Postby heater31 » Sun Apr 01, 2007 11:07 pm

mal wrote:The penalising of scragging defenders on forwards for over
a 100 years of football is all but over.
Ordinary defenders are now under the pump at last.
Sure there are some soft freebies so far in round 1 BUT
Now its up to defenders to adjust
I like the rule.
There is a reason why I reckon this rule has been implemented, can anyone guess why :?:



The new rules are destroying the game, I very seriously doubt I will be venturing to FP to watch a live AFL game this year. Nearly smashed the telly about five times today during the bulldogs/Geelong game

If anyone thinks they are good for the game then you are watching the wrong game I believe they wear skirts and its called netball.
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Postby Ian » Sun Apr 01, 2007 11:19 pm

mal wrote:There is a reason why I reckon this rule has been implemented, can anyone guess why :?:


Because they want to expand the league further...............and ammalgamate with the national netball league :roll:
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Postby mal » Mon Apr 02, 2007 12:05 am

Good answers so far, but not why I think these rules have been instigated.

THERE has been a lot of softcock soft freebies as well as genuine frees
I think the umps are overpolicing a potentially good ruling
In time when defenders learn how to ADAPT to these changes there will
be less free kicks and better contests

There is a hidden agenda chaps.....
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Postby NFC » Mon Apr 02, 2007 2:00 am

heater31 wrote:The new rules are destroying the game, I very seriously doubt I will be venturing to FP to watch a live AFL game this year. Nearly smashed the telly about five times today during the bulldogs/Geelong game

If anyone thinks they are good for the game then you are watching the wrong game I believe they wear skirts and its called netball.

What about the 50metre penalty against Harley on Brad Johnson for his "late" contact? He was trying to stop the mark you stupid blind umpire.

Never have I been so infuriated with the umpires after a round of AFL footy.
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Postby Booney » Mon Apr 02, 2007 10:57 am

mal wrote:Good answers so far, but not why I think these rules have been instigated.

THERE has been a lot of softcock soft freebies as well as genuine frees
I think the umps are overpolicing a potentially good ruling
In time when defenders learn how to ADAPT to these changes there will
be less free kicks and better contests

There is a hidden agenda chaps.....


A 100+ goal FF?
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Postby mal » Mon Apr 02, 2007 12:33 pm

Booney wrote:
mal wrote:Good answers so far, but not why I think these rules have been instigated.

THERE has been a lot of softcock soft freebies as well as genuine frees
I think the umps are overpolicing a potentially good ruling
In time when defenders learn how to ADAPT to these changes there will
be less free kicks and better contests

There is a hidden agenda chaps.....


A 100+ goal FF?


Extremely good answer BOONEY
NOt the answer but on the right track

Imagine Micky MARTYN standing Matty" LLYOLD" all those years with the new rules
LLOYLD would make him look inadequate
How many times did we see LLYOLD mark and MARTYN ride him to the turf with his knees
elbows and hands unfairly AND GET AWAY WITH IT
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Postby Booney » Mon Apr 02, 2007 2:01 pm

Higher scoring games mal?

The death of the full back mal?
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Postby mal » Mon Apr 02, 2007 2:27 pm

Booney wrote:Higher scoring games mal?

The death of the full back mal?


Your getting warmer ......
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Postby PhilG » Mon Apr 02, 2007 2:51 pm

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Postby JK » Mon Apr 02, 2007 2:57 pm

PhilG wrote:That's not on, Wedgie. That's just another way of saying to the umpire "You're wrong." NEVER EVER say that to an umpire to start with, and if you keep it up instead of shutting up you're asking for 50 metres. It doesn't matter if the umpire was wrong - he's not going to change his decision once it's made. An umpire who changes his decision (unless it's instant) is a sign of a weak umpire who shouldn't be out there.


Phil, I don't believe thats the way things should run ... A penalty for disagreeing with an umpire (minus any abusive language of course) which could potentially shape a game is ridiculous - use of foul or threatening language, then no problems, happy for it to be 50m every time.

Umpires are naturally an important part of our game and I don't mean to disrespect a role you were once committed to, but spectators flock to see the players perform, not the umpires who need to grow a thicker layer of skin imho.
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Postby Hondo » Mon Apr 02, 2007 3:32 pm

I think the new 'hands in the back' rule will be the biggest storm in a teacup since the turkey slap. It's not even a new rule - just a proper interpretation of an existing one.
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Postby another grub » Mon Apr 02, 2007 3:48 pm

what about the holding the ball rule....FFS..... anyone who can hail a cab can now play and dominate AFL...... I am now following the NRL....Go the Rabbitohs......... AFL has become to soft...... Well done to the rule makers on F$#$#ing up a good game!!!!!
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Postby Aerie » Mon Apr 02, 2007 4:05 pm

Didn't see much of the footy over the weekend. Did watch Fri night and a hopeless decision by the umpire in the last term giving St Kilda a game winning goal due to this new interpretation of hands in the back. It's a dumb rule which adds nothing. Why not stick to the push in the back rule which has been around forever.
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Postby Hondo » Mon Apr 02, 2007 4:21 pm

another grub wrote:what about the holding the ball rule....FFS..... anyone who can hail a cab can now play and dominate AFL...... I am now following the NRL....Go the Rabbitohs......... AFL has become to soft...... Well done to the rule makers on F$#$#ing up a good game!!!!!


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Re: NEW AFL RULES ??? I LIKE THEM

Postby PhilG » Mon Apr 02, 2007 8:17 pm

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Postby Psyber » Mon Apr 02, 2007 10:36 pm

Ian wrote:
mal wrote:There is a reason why I reckon this rule has been implemented, can anyone guess why :?:


Because they want to expand the league further...............and ammalgamate with the national netball league :roll:

Now that might make the packs interesting! And the tackles...
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