Rito boys and girls it's time to discuss again about the six man bench with player welfare top priority extra players on the bench can keep border line concussions and other injuries off .
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Reduce the interchange even further - the benefits of fatigue in players will reduce the wrestle, reduce 3 and 4 man tackles, open the game up with attrition and fatigue, allowing the small skillful player, the ball runners the heads up footballers to come into their own later in the game. A much better, free flowing game that capitalises on instinct with fatigue in defensive lines. Ohhhhhhhhh I reminisce, how i hate the amount of rigid structure in todays game and the amount of illegal plays to slow the attacking play down that only results in a quick 6 again call.
Nah reduce the interchange and watch our game entertain once again.