Not even enough time to push your way through the Schooner Express line in the Bull Ring, old chap! Let alone down it!Not enough time to take a ****, go outside for a smoke, get some more beers and chat about the first half.
Same here. Used to be some down time for the angry fans.Not for me. I love the feeling of half-time, have a beer or a pie, think about the first half, anticipate the second. I remember as a kid though half-time seemed like an eternity.
It will bite them on the arse when food and beverage vendors start complaining about the drop-off in sales.Not for me. I love the feeling of half-time, have a beer or a pie, think about the first half, anticipate the second. I remember as a kid though half-time seemed like an eternity.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that does thatIf I'm home watching on a Friday night and had a few reds during and after dinner, I sometimes tend to faint during the long half-time ad break. Then at 1am I have to log onto the internet to find out the final scores. A 10 minute half-time break could well be a solution for this little inconvenience.
How about those that need a toilet break at half time...patrons that is?
The queues are long enough as it is, especially I am told for the women.
Why the hell does the AFL have to alter the rules every year??
For God's sake, just leave it alone.
And, get rid of that Hocking!!!
Don't they sell some sort of special adult nappy in the USA to sports fans that are simply to lazy to get up n take a dunny break during games?? Problem solved n no need for a qtr or half time break at all. Things might start to get it a bit rank on the train ride home though.yep my first thought was there will be rivers of **** flowing down the aisles at The G at half time.
The MCC will have to put an ag-pipe right around the fence, effectively turning the ground into the largest infinite urinal in the world.
yep my first thought was there will be rivers of **** flowing down the aisles at The G at half time.
The MCC will have to put an ag-pipe right around the fence, effectively turning the ground into the largest infinite urinal in the world.
One of SHocking’s rare good ideas. Am all for it.
100% certain the players will be in favour of it, which is showing in the social media stuff I've seen.
From a player management point of view, the siren sounds and the 20 minutes starts.
It takes 2-3 minutes for them to leave the ground and be in the rooms and then the same process as quarter time takes place anyway. Some guys need a massage, we monitor hydration and fuel intake and assess injuries.
We are working around the coaches and player discussions anyway so it is all done in about the same time as a quarter break anyway.
Those guys only need a few minutes to recover, so we quickly have to shift to preventing increased injury risk or decreased output risk by entering a recovery phase, so we get them moving again, firstly in the rooms, then outside for a warm-up again.
If we shaved it back to 10 minutes it would essentially just be another quarter break and assuming they stay on the ground players, coaches and performance staff wouldn't notice any reduction in normal business.
We would essentially just be giving up having to warm them up again because they were allowed to cool down by the length of the break.