On powerplays. I'd have one where you get to choose a player from the opposition team whom must sit out for 5mins, and choose a person from the crowd that must play for 5mins as a replacement for the opposition player (most likely the 150kg bloke in the front row devouring a pie, hot dog and super sized coke). It means something for everyone. Even fat, lazy, totally unathletic subjects get their moment in the sun. Win/win for everyone ;DTJsFurrow said:
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Panthera Tigris said:
Good idea but you haven't thunk this one through enough. We could have Celebrity Fan Power Plays. Out Dustin Martin, in Mick Molloy. Out Patrick Dangerfield, in Steve Bracks. Out Buddy Franklin, in Ita Buttrose.
It would be epic.
Did they play something last night?
Someone posted that the Crowbaits won the X factor Granny, so happy for them, they won a consolation prize. Hope Tex starred, he was looking a bit down hearted not so long ago.
Someone posted that the Crowbaits won the X factor Granny, so happy for them, they won a consolation prize. Hope Tex starred, he was looking a bit down hearted not so long ago.
I'm enjoying the AFLX tonight. It's fast open footy using the skills of foot passing and creative loose man play. There is tackling and contested ball.
Then I remembered you Victorians are like the Poms always wingeing about anything different. If the game was run by you backward Victorian based fans we'd still be watching tribal VFL football and eventually see our great game disappear into obscurity.
Then I remembered you Victorians are like the Poms always wingeing about anything different. If the game was run by you backward Victorian based fans we'd still be watching tribal VFL football and eventually see our great game disappear into obscurity.
Has Australian Rules finally jumped the shark? Tiges win the flag & the footy world has gone mad.
Watched the first 5 mins of the Hawks-Dees game and felt like they missed one cool feature.
Leave the soccer goal in (10 points) and each team has a goalie.
6 pts for a zooper and 3 for an over (Gaelic footy style).
All the fields around the world have a soccer net and it would change the offensive side of the game.
Same amount of players but one less midfielder.
All of the sudden the 40 meter goals have to travel 43m through the air or the goalie jumps up and stops it.
One goalie staying home means all those crappy round the body chips now have to go higher to score.
And then if you get an open player running in he can decide to go over for the easy goal or go for the net and beat the goalie. That is always the best part of the International Series or Gaelic games.
Best of all, if playing around the world now you just add 2 witches hats for the behind posts (or scrap the behinds all together) and they can use the soccer posts already there and they just judge the overs like in the old days at school when you used your school bag or jumpers.
I think there would be plenty of Aussies playing soccer around the world who could convince their team to play this for 10 mins at training to mix things up for some fun.
Leave the soccer goal in (10 points) and each team has a goalie.
6 pts for a zooper and 3 for an over (Gaelic footy style).
All the fields around the world have a soccer net and it would change the offensive side of the game.
Same amount of players but one less midfielder.
All of the sudden the 40 meter goals have to travel 43m through the air or the goalie jumps up and stops it.
One goalie staying home means all those crappy round the body chips now have to go higher to score.
And then if you get an open player running in he can decide to go over for the easy goal or go for the net and beat the goalie. That is always the best part of the International Series or Gaelic games.
Best of all, if playing around the world now you just add 2 witches hats for the behind posts (or scrap the behinds all together) and they can use the soccer posts already there and they just judge the overs like in the old days at school when you used your school bag or jumpers.
I think there would be plenty of Aussies playing soccer around the world who could convince their team to play this for 10 mins at training to mix things up for some fun.
