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Maybe, the replay in another state.With the national competition and possibility that one team has to travel twice, or spend the whole week away, the replay is not really a fair option. For most local leagues, the replay makes sense. But not in a national league (or some country leagues over large areas).
If it was a closer? Would have the same tension? Not sure either wayAgree with others that extra time is preferable to a replay. 2010 felt like an anticlimax. The week leading into the replay just didn't have GF week vibes anymore.
Regardless, I came here to post something that I hadn't realised had changed. The extra-time in finals (including GF) is now 3 minutes each way (formerly 5).
Also, the golden point rule which came in briefly, if scores were still tied, was abandoned sometime in recent history. Instead, additional periods of 3 minutes each way are added, as many times as necessary to split the sides.
2016 was when it changed to no longer have the replay, and scrapped golden point in 2019 (according to Wikipedia, which links to below AFL Commission Meeting notes)Does anyone know when the golden point rule - which was never actually used - got quietly shelved?
Does anyone know when the golden point rule - which was never actually used - got quietly shelved?
In 2016, the AFL changed the rules which saw extra time introduced following a drawn grand finals instead of playing a full replay the following week.
Should the grand final be replayed or go into extra time. As a diehard and traditionalist, I prefer the Grand Final Replay over extra time. Only 3 drawn grand finals in the history of the VFL/AFL since 1897.
On average there's about 2 draws a year out of hundreds of games. So 3 draws out of around 120 grand finals is quite a lot.Extra time, no doubt - what if there's a draw in the replay??
Actually surprised that there hasn't been more draws in GF's and finals in general.
Would that still be your opinion if you won the replay?Replay is a '**** of an idea.
have we not learnt from 2010?