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@Pikeman96 (Wexford) - Posts: 2768 - 20/03/2025 Honestly, I really don't wish to be "complicated". As a fourth consideration, total pts only (your e.g. 93) works. The reason for breaking out goals would be to preserve tradition. With each Arc worth 66% of a goal, they are significant too - so, I'd suggest, we break out both or neither. As for one-pointers, breaking out all three scoring types along with total pts is a bit much. So, I rank my preferences as: GAT GP (i.e. current P, incl A) GAPT T Upon further reflection, would a 3.5-1.5-1 (7-3-2) scale be ideal, rounded down (or up), if we can't have decimals. omahant (USA) - Posts: 3163 - 20/03/2025 15:02:34 2597495 Link
Replying To omahant: "@Pikeman96 (Wexford) - Posts: 2768 - 20/03/2025 Honestly, I really don't wish to be "complicated". As a fourth consideration, total pts only (your e.g. 93) works. The reason for breaking out goals would be to preserve tradition. With each Arc worth 66% of a goal, they are significant too - so, I'd suggest, we break out both or neither. As for one-pointers, breaking out all three scoring types along with total pts is a bit much. So, I rank my preferences as: GAT GP (i.e. current P, incl A) GAPT T Upon further reflection, would a 3.5-1.5-1 (7-3-2) scale be ideal, rounded down (or up), if we can't have decimals." Just stop!! Seanfanbocht (Roscommon) - Posts: 2171 - 20/03/2025 16:04:10 2597513 Link
Replying To omahant: "@Pikeman96 (Wexford) - Posts: 2768 - 20/03/2025 Honestly, I really don't wish to be "complicated". As a fourth consideration, total pts only (your e.g. 93) works. The reason for breaking out goals would be to preserve tradition. With each Arc worth 66% of a goal, they are significant too - so, I'd suggest, we break out both or neither. As for one-pointers, breaking out all three scoring types along with total pts is a bit much. So, I rank my preferences as: GAT GP (i.e. current P, incl A) GAPT T Upon further reflection, would a 3.5-1.5-1 (7-3-2) scale be ideal, rounded down (or up), if we can't have decimals." Just in case I haven't already said it :) - You're some man to make things complicated. Pikeman96 (Wexford) - Posts: 2791 - 21/03/2025 10:04:22 2597603 Link
The handpassing count was still high in Round 6. 394 on average. Need more detail though. What are the zones of all that handpassing? A team can go forward at pace with handpassing. The lateral handpassing going nowhere is the problem. legendzxix (Kerry) - Posts: 8633 - 22/03/2025 07:42:36 2597741 Link
Replying To legendzxix: "The handpassing count was still high in Round 6. 394 on average. Need more detail though. What are the zones of all that handpassing? A team can go forward at pace with handpassing. The lateral handpassing going nowhere is the problem." That's an interesting stat - what's your solution - hand passes must go forward? I'd like - must kick from zone with most hand passes. omahant (USA) - Posts: 3163 - 22/03/2025 21:04:05 2597855 Link
Replying To Pikeman96: "Just in case I haven't already said it :) - You're some man to make things complicated." #Pikeman96 (Wexford) - Posts: 2775 - 21/03/2025 New football rules appear complicated - but all to the betterment of the game. omahant (USA) - Posts: 3163 - 22/03/2025 21:10:04 2597859 Link
Replying To omahant: "That's an interesting stat - what's your solution - hand passes must go forward? I'd like - must kick from zone with most hand passes." The FRC seem to be of the belief that the rule changes will encourage more kick passing. Kerry and Dublin utilised kick passing last weekend. Been a lot of rule changes obviously. The next few weeks should reveal more on if more teams are encouraged to utilise kick passing. legendzxix (Kerry) - Posts: 8633 - 23/03/2025 08:06:37 2597893 Link
Replying To legendzxix: "The handpassing count was still high in Round 6. 394 on average. Need more detail though. What are the zones of all that handpassing? A team can go forward at pace with handpassing. The lateral handpassing going nowhere is the problem." mark my words as the new rules take root and championship starts the hand passes will drop a lot Stmunnsriver (Wexford) - Posts: 2957 - 23/03/2025 10:17:39 2597915 Link
Replying To Stmunnsriver: "mark my words as the new rules take root and championship starts the hand passes will drop a lot" Hopefully...... Seanfanbocht (Roscommon) - Posts: 2171 - 23/03/2025 11:11:36 2597921 Link
Replying To legendzxix: "The FRC seem to be of the belief that the rule changes will encourage more kick passing. Kerry and Dublin utilised kick passing last weekend. Been a lot of rule changes obviously. The next few weeks should reveal more on if more teams are encouraged to utilise kick passing." The one thing I'd hope for is that as passing excessively through the hands zaps more energy under the new rules, teams would use more kick passing as a means of preserving that energy. omahant (USA) - Posts: 3163 - 23/03/2025 13:35:14 2597945 Link
Replying To omahant: "That's an interesting stat - what's your solution - hand passes must go forward? I'd like - must kick from zone with most hand passes." If the new rules result in a better spectacle then the objective will be achieved. I for one won't be obsessing regarding stats about kick and hand pass ratios. So if the spectacle is better no solution to the number of handpasses needed sligo joe (Dublin) - Posts: 860 - 23/03/2025 13:35:25 2597946 Link
Can anyone say that the football we have seen since the "tweaks" is inferior to last years football? The Mayo Donegal match on Sunday had most of what a football match should have. Long range scores, goals, high fielding, some short kickouts going wrong, a few balls kicked into the ff line (by two historically running teams). No pulling and dragging, no delaying frees etc. There is a lot to like about the game now. I thought that they should have let the keeper roam, but to be fair, it better now that you dont have every keeper in the country running up the pitch and the forwards handpassing around waiting for him to drag his ass up the field. The Junior keeper can go back to drinking pints and standing in goal without having to run 15km per match. tirawleybaron (Mayo) - Posts: 1278 - 25/03/2025 13:14:38 2598531 Link
@tirawleybaron (Mayo) - Posts: 1270 - 25/03/2025 Could do pints and goal concurrently ! omahant (USA) - Posts: 3163 - 25/03/2025 14:31:02 2598548 Link
Replying To omahant: "@tirawleybaron (Mayo) - Posts: 1270 - 25/03/2025 Could do pints and goal concurrently !" Pints can be tough to manage - but have definitely seen lads using cans tirawleybaron (Mayo) - Posts: 1278 - 26/03/2025 12:56:02 2598672 Link
With "Advanced Mark" execution so infrequent, should the 'reward' be further enhanced: After an Advanced Mark, the team gets BOTH 'bites of the cherry' - i.e. ALWAYS come back for the Mark, regardless of whether the initial advantage resulted in a score or not. Potentially then, the Mark could result in a four-pts play ( goal & point) or two one-pointers. omahant (USA) - Posts: 3163 - 30/03/2025 15:30:50 2599467 Link