- Apr 5, 2016
- 8,305
- 19,367
- AFL Club
- Western Bulldogs
- Other Teams
- Boston Celtics
Hypothetically, if you lift list sizes by the same percentage of increased games you are adding, the number of players on each list would be 62. Which is +18 per club, if you pair that increase up with the 62 that Tasmania will need in a few years under this system, then you really start to get a grasp on why this could never happen.Not a solution and mute argument as AFL
won’t do it or even consider it
I am an advocate each team plays each other twice.
So as to minimise player fatigue you cap the games each player can play in a season.
Increase your lists and have coaches manage their lists better and be tactically better in picking sides to play games by relying on a squad rather than best 22.
As a follower of EPL there are some big games played such as cup ties where best players are left out because of scheduling etc but managers plan game style and opposition to fit with the players playing that game.
The integrity of the AFL is lost when they decide the draw.
Even if they added just an extra 10 to each list, you've got to find 230 odd players.