03-24-2023, 12:41 AM
I realise AFL Coaches love certainty and consistency, but I can see the way the game is heading that there is potential for a club that adopts and manages a good rotation policy to be streets ahead of the opposition at the end of the season. They will also be ahead of the opposition in terms of player retention, especially in the way they can manage senior players.
I think in the long term it is is inevitable that clubs will have certain specialist players who are on the list to do a specific job against specific opposition or at specific venues, for this reason the idea of playing every round needs to become redundant, and perhaps the connection of player wages to match payments also needs revision.
I think in the long term it is is inevitable that clubs will have certain specialist players who are on the list to do a specific job against specific opposition or at specific venues, for this reason the idea of playing every round needs to become redundant, and perhaps the connection of player wages to match payments also needs revision.
"Ruck, ruck, ruck, ruck ....... Ruck, ruck, ruck, ruck"