02-13-2022, 04:12 AM
After being quite enthusiastic at the start of this project I've gone completely "off it" and Kruddler's post highlights one of the major problems.
We're still yet to see a full complement of teams yet the gap between the best and worst players on most teams is significant.
Consider the talent pool that sees the cream of players make the grade at male AFL level.
A talent pool well over 100 years in the making.
Yet they're trying to duplicate that level of participation with the women's sides.
As more teams enter the competition the talent pool is spread even further and players change teams like their socks.
How can you get continuity and bonding within a playing under those circumstances?
How do supporters get around and develop group an interest or bond with players?
We're still yet to see a full complement of teams yet the gap between the best and worst players on most teams is significant.
Consider the talent pool that sees the cream of players make the grade at male AFL level.
A talent pool well over 100 years in the making.
Yet they're trying to duplicate that level of participation with the women's sides.
As more teams enter the competition the talent pool is spread even further and players change teams like their socks.
How can you get continuity and bonding within a playing under those circumstances?
How do supporters get around and develop group an interest or bond with players?