If it was up to me I would get rid of the 2nd serve in tennis2nd serve tennis.
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If it was up to me I would get rid of the 2nd serve in tennis2nd serve tennis.
reinstate hands in the back, get rid of push in the back.This is going to be wildly unpopular but I would get rid of the push in the back rule except for marking contests. Too many cases now where the player being tackled drives themselves forward to the ground and the tackler gets pinned for falling on top due to momentum. Not to mention the number of times a player is chasing to tackle, lunges in an effort to disrupt a kick and gets pinned for pushing. Our sport should be encouraging those types of efforts not penalising players for them.
WCE. A bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bushHypothetical:
which would you prefer:
Collingwood
2021: 17th
2022: Prelim
2023: Prelim or GF LOSS
WCE
2022: 17th
2023: 18th spoon
2024: Premiers
Not gonna happen but interested who is on top here?
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Instead of having a bounce to start an AFL game toss the coin to see who kicks off.
Winner of the toss gets the ball and teams set up from that point on but in 6,6,6 formation so no flooding.
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I like it. Multi-ballll!!!!!A ball each
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Beyond insane. Centre clearance winning is one of the most exciting and key contested parts of the game.Instead of having a bounce to start an AFL game toss the coin to see who kicks off.
Winner of the toss gets the ball and teams set up from that point on but in 6,6,6 formation so no flooding.
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This is good in theory, and yes it might work for cars, in that 3 cars @ $20,000 each are worth more than 1 car @ $40,000 (notwithstanding having to pay three rego's, three insurances etc).I'm been cooking up this draft hot take for awhile
Teams should look to split top 5 draft picks for 3 mid-range draft picks every single time
Draftees are like used cars, usually their value goes down as soon as they play a season. Would you trade pick 1 for Cadman? Or pick 6 for DGB?
As an example, I used a random number generator for picks 2-5 v 13-17 + 22-29 + 30-36. Teams overvalue top picks, so they'd pay slightly over points value to move up and get their target.
2016 Draft
5 for 15, 22, 31
Will Setterfield for Jordan Gallucci, Jordan Ridley, Josh Begley
2017 Draft
3 for 13, 27, 32
Paddy Dow for Jarrod Brandner, Brent Daniels, Brayden Ainsworth
2018 Draft
3 for 16, 27, 33
Izak Rankine for Ned McHenry, Tom Sparrow, James Jordan
I'm taking splitting picks for the first two years and picking Rankine in 2018 - so 2-1 score. I did genuinely do these with RNG - even if you take a non-Dow top 3 pick, the same can be said for near misses with the lower picks e.g. Bolton, English, Fritsch.
Players being allowed to take full 30 seconds for a “set shot” when outside 50. I think it should only apply to marks inside 50.
If you are going to kick it from outside 50, by all means. I just don’t think you should get the full 30 seconds only to pull out the “set play” kick to the goal square. Or, if that’s too difficult, if you decide that you are going to take the set shot from that distance and it falls short, it’s play on if a player from your team marks the kick inside 50.
In general I think umpires are fairly lenient, but sometimes it’s pulling the proverbial when you’ve got guys that can barely kick 40 look to take time off the clock
Set shot for goals are my least favourite part of footy. My other unpopular opinion is that they should only get 15 seconds in general.
One point for touched or rushed. Three for a kick through the point posts.
Encourages more long shots and will bust i50 flooding
Does that apply to those who can realistically kick it from outside 50 consistently? Tex, Daniher, Curnow etc. So the ump basically would make a call on whether they think the player can kick it. What if there's a stiff breeze or they go the barrell? I'm guessing in the dying stages of the 2018 GF you weren't like 'Shuey can't make it from there, make him play on!' Haha.Players being allowed to take full 30 seconds for a “set shot” when outside 50. I think it should only apply to marks inside 50.
If you are going to kick it from outside 50, by all means. I just don’t think you should get the full 30 seconds only to pull out the “set play” kick to the goal square. Or, if that’s too difficult, if you decide that you are going to take the set shot from that distance and it falls short, it’s play on if a player from your team marks the kick inside 50.
In general I think umpires are fairly lenient, but sometimes it’s pulling the proverbial when you’ve got guys that can barely kick 40 look to take time off the clock
Set shot for goals are my least favourite part of footy. My other unpopular opinion is that they should only get 15 seconds in general.
I think it should be an accumulated 30 seconds. So if a bloke at 50 metres (or 40, or 30) winds down the 30 secs and then passes it off to a teammate also in goal scoring range, the 30 seconds doesn't reset.Players being allowed to take full 30 seconds for a “set shot” when outside 50. I think it should only apply to marks inside 50.
If you are going to kick it from outside 50, by all means. I just don’t think you should get the full 30 seconds only to pull out the “set play” kick to the goal square. Or, if that’s too difficult, if you decide that you are going to take the set shot from that distance and it falls short, it’s play on if a player from your team marks the kick inside 50.
In general I think umpires are fairly lenient, but sometimes it’s pulling the proverbial when you’ve got guys that can barely kick 40 look to take time off the clock
Set shot for goals are my least favourite part of footy. My other unpopular opinion is that they should only get 15 seconds in general.
I'm been cooking up this draft hot take for awhile
Teams should look to split top 5 draft picks for 3 mid-range draft picks every single time
Draftees are like used cars, usually their value goes down as soon as they play a season. Would you trade pick 1 for Cadman? Or pick 6 for DGB?
As an example, I used a random number generator for picks 2-5 v 13-17 + 22-29 + 30-36. Teams overvalue top picks, so they'd pay slightly over points value to move up and get their target.
2016 Draft
5 for 15, 22, 31
Will Setterfield for Jordan Gallucci, Jordan Ridley, Josh Begley
2017 Draft
3 for 13, 27, 32
Paddy Dow for Jarrod Brandner, Brent Daniels, Brayden Ainsworth
2018 Draft
3 for 16, 27, 33
Izak Rankine for Ned McHenry, Tom Sparrow, James Jordan
I'm taking splitting picks for the first two years and picking Rankine in 2018 - so 2-1 score. I did genuinely do these with RNG - even if you take a non-Dow top 3 pick, the same can be said for near misses with the lower picks e.g. Bolton, English, Fritsch.
Yes, I think they should be allowed to take a set shot, just given less time to be able to do so. A bit extra time to normal but not the countdown clock.Does that apply to those who can realistically kick it from outside 50 consistently? Tex, Daniher, Curnow etc. So the ump basically would make a call on whether they think the player can kick it. What if there's a stiff breeze or they go the barrell? I'm guessing in the dying stages of the 2018 GF you weren't like 'Shuey can't make it from there, make him play on!' Haha.
You what mate?Instead of having a bounce to start an AFL game toss the coin to see who kicks off.
Winner of the toss gets the ball and teams set up from that point on but in 6,6,6 formation so no flooding.
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