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AFL Fan Survey

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Nice. My most hated rule is when a player is done for holding the ball when there is about 10 players laying on top of him holding it in. How the hell is he meant to get it out?

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    just did the survey, for what it is worth. Doubt it will make much difference.

    KB once said "The AFL have a very good understanding of what us fans like. They run lots of surveys."

    Pitty they don't actually talk to some of us from time to time!

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    My least-favoured rule is when players are given free-kicks for self-initated high contact.

    My favourite aspect of the game is when players are rewarded for properly executed tackles.

    Have I contradicted myself there?

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    My least-favoured rule is when players are given free-kicks for self-initated high contact.

    My favourite aspect of the game is when players are rewarded for properly executed tackles.

    Have I contradicted myself there?

    Hey chook you mean you dont like players doing a Selwood.Why not, its a great skill to possess and all clubs should be trianing to do it. Whadda you reckon?

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    My least-favoured rule is when players are given free-kicks for self-initated high contact.

    My favourite aspect of the game is when players are rewarded for properly executed tackles.

    Have I contradicted myself there?

    That is almost exactly what I said, although I did ramble on a bit about changing the interpretation to Significant contact rather than any and all contact above the shoulder and threw in a small dig about them not paying incorrect disposal anymore.

    My favorite was actually to back the new rule against sliding into a players legs. I think it not only deals with a tactic that has been used maliciously by some players but also takes away one of the avenues players have used to milk cheap free kicks in the last decade or so.

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