 shore up support in North Queensland as well?
There have been many reports that many NRL fans are opposed to head-high glances/flyswats to the head being punished by a sin-bin or send off.
Many NRL players, possibly, may have a similar view- & D. Weidler wrote in the SMH some NRL players are plotting to have P. V'landys removed.
"...rule changes that many in the footballing fraternity believe have torn at the fabric of the game has created a sizeable rift".
The outspoken ARL head honcho has made waves in the past 12 months, but how well are they really being received?
Many NRL fans want RL to be a rugged game, & to ignore accidental glances to the head that do not cause an injury.
Others want strict rules which outlaw contact to the head (which achieves an overall reduction in head injuries, if RL players are forced to tackle etc. below the neck).
If there is a long lasting schism in RL, will this result in a significant net loss of support for RL & the NRL- or a net increase, if the head & neck are both fully protected?
It should be noted that the court did not say that draft systems were wrong – only the NSWRL one before it, and the court itself suggested that changing the rules would make it a reasonable restraint. It should be noted that the NSWRL case concluded that much of the problem was because the players in question were no longer under contract. To compound the problem, this was the only way for players to change clubs at the time, hence the restraint.
The AFL draft has never been challenged in all the years since the NSWRL case primarily since the players association all signed on.
It is very rare in Australia for a head of one sport to make direct public attacks on another sport, re aesthetic issues..
Until late Apr 2021, P. V'landys, however, was making direct attacks on the AFL; & the AFL's alleged inferiority as spectacle.
Interestingly, since late April, V'landys has recanted- & since then has publicly acknowledged that AF is making advances in Qld. & NSW, & AF is a threat to RL; & that RL has significant (male contact) participation problems, & high contact problems.
This is a list of some of the direct attacks that V'landys has made on AF.
Australian Rugby League Commission chair Peter V'landys is no stranger to a tongue-in-cheek comment about rival sports, and couldn't help himself on the eve of the AFL season.
V'landys was at his cheeky best in an interview with Matthew Johns on Fox League on Wednesday night.
"Look I've never been a fan and I don't want to take anything away from the great athletes in the AFL players because they are great athletes and they have to be because it is such a boring sport," V'landys responded after being asked by Johns if he liked AFL.
"I just can't get enthused on it and that's just me. There's a lot of other people that love the sport, but they must love a lot of other boring things too, but that's just the way it is."
He added that the AFL has never faced competition from other sports, and they were unable to handle the NRL attempting to increase it's standing in states other than New South Wales or Queensland.
"I love competition. I think competition is a great thing and it improves your performance. It improves what you do," V'landys said. "But they don't see it that way. They see it as a threat."
The ARLC boss is no stranger to cheeky digs at the AFL, most notably before the 2020 grand final, which was played at the Gabba instead of the sport's spiritual home, the MCG.
"While they're in Brisbane, it's like people going to an ABBA concert when they're AC/DC fans," V'landys said last year.
"They'll like the rhythm for a while, but they'll go back to the real heavy stuff, the rugba league."
Wednesday night's interview touched on other topics, including his time in both rugby league and racing, but he did manage one more jab towards his rivals.
"Hypothetically if you turn on the TV on a Friday night and you have a choice between rugby union or AFL, which one do you watch?" Johns asked.
It is very rare in Australia for a head of one sport to make direct attacks on another sport.
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