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Message: [QUOTE="I bleed Maroon, post: 3451637, member: 8274"] - 1: The six again and seven tackle set rules are GONE. Referees are to freely penalize the shit out of sides (and sin bin if necessary) that continue to wrestle and slow the ruck until it is [I]out[/I] of the game. I don't care how much of a whinge the media want to throw about it and I don't care if Melbourne and Penrith finish bottom 4. Deal with it. You're killing the product and I'm not copping it. I dare Bellyache and Cleary to play chicken with me on it. - 2: Teams can now initiate their 18th man after 2 mandatory concussion stand downs rather than 3. The hope is this will give teams a bit of a carrot to not rort the concussion rules by giving them the option of a fresh player sooner if they have to drag someone. - 3: The mandatory binning for throwing a punch is out. The cure has been worse than the disease with all the niggle and arrogant bullshit that has snuck into the game (looking at you, Pennies). Penalties will apply against the side that threw the first punch. - 4: Whatever method they're using to train the touch judges needs to be thrown out and done over again, because right now they're little more than VIP spectators with flags. I would definitely be investing a lot in technology to detect forward passes as well. - 5: [I]Here's one that will cause a stir:[/I] If gambling companies want to continue advertising on footy games, they need to invest some of the profit they make into grassroots footy. For every dollar they put in, the NRL will match it. If they don't want to play ball, they can bugger off and smear their toxic crap all over the AFL and A League. It's not like the NRL is pocketing the money, we are putting it towards securing the games future which means more ad revenue for the gamblers over the long term. [/QUOTE]

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