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The Sub Rule

61 members have voted

  1. 1. Do you think the sub rule has been a success?

    • Yes
      41%
      23
    • No
      58%
      33
  2. 2. Do you prefer the game with or without subs?

    • With
      33%
      19
    • Without
      66%
      37
  3. 3. What would you like to see done with the sub rule?

    • Leave as is. 18 players onfield, 3 on the bench, 1 sub.
      26%
      15
    • Amend it. 18 players onfield, 4 on the bench, 1 sub.
      26%
      15
    • Scrap it. 18 players onfield, 4 on the bench.
      46%
      26

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why not make it 4 on the interchange and then your 3 emergencies are your 3 subs which can ONLY be used if there is an on-field injury? so no one is a man down or whatever.

 

19th 20th 21st and 22nd man

Leave the field of play and you're OFF

It is the only way to save the game from becoming pseudo Rugby with Soccer interspersed

I am sick and tired off the rolling maul

 

19th 20th 21st and 22nd man

Leave the field of play and you're OFF

It is the only way to save the game from becoming pseudo Rugby with Soccer interspersed

I am sick and tired off the rolling maul

I've become bored with the game with the congestion & the lack of one on one matchups, and the lack of run & the lack of stars like Lockett/GAblett snr, or the Schwartz's... the Farmers, the Doulls, the Vanderhaars, etc.

I've been watching opposition less & less over the last 6 years or so, & I thought it was purely because we needed to total rebuild this club.

But I see it's more than that.

The game is too soft, & too many changes from the bench is killing the game.

Attendants at the MCG during a Big mid week occasion told me in conversation that the players from the '80s & before barely watch the game anymore.

The game is losing it's entertainment appeal...

Edited by dee-luded

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