Gerard Waitley

Joe's in Geelong.

G'day, Joe.

Hey, Joe.

Coburg, actually.

Yeah, boys, in Coburg.

How are you?

Oh, Coburg.

Says Geelong here, but good to have you.

Hey, boys.

Look, I know it's not going to fix up the...

whether they should take the kick or not.

But one of the ways I think you can mitigate the wasting of time when a player knows he's not having a shot for goal, and I brought this up with Dwayne last year and he was going to take it further, is if a player opts to take the shot for goal, they get their 30 seconds, as you were just saying, Gary, I completely agree with you.

But the stand rule does not apply, which means that you can put pressure on that 45 kick and if a player wants to try and pass it off, well, then they have a risk of turning it over.

I think that once you have a shot for goal, there's no stand rule.

Players can move around on the mark and put pressure on the kicker.

I agree with that.

I agree.

I think that was a consideration that we should have already made, and that was that once you line up for goal inside that 50-meter arc, then you can move on the mark and try and put the player off.

So Wayne says he agrees.

And that would be a simple change.