The presence of “Behavioural Awareness Officers” at AFL games struck a nerve with AFL supporters.
Long-term Mongrel, Paul Farina looks at the problem and how it is been handled better, and successfully, elsewhere
After a perfectly acceptable mixed response to his first five changes to the AFL in 2019, Paul Farina returns with his second bunch.
As the AFL throw around even more possible rule changes for 2019, Paul Farina looks at a few small changes that actually mean something.
As we tick into the finals series, the role of the club captain is somewhat overlooked.
If it’s about the stars, and the master coaches, Paul Farina takes a look at where the captains fit in, and which of them will play the biggest role in September.
The AFL continues to punish the result and not the intent.
Paul Farina writes that if the AFL is serious, they need to start punishing the act, and not the outcome of punching.
The ruckman has burst back into prominence in 2018.
Paul Farina looks at their impact, and just how players like Brodie Grundy and Max Gawn are making an impact after being “obsolete” as little as two years ago.
