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<blockquote data-quote="Scotty" data-source="post: 948089" data-attributes="member: 74100"><p>In U20s they were trialing same amount of subs but a bigger bench, 3 subs must be the front row and the other 5 are who ever. Now teams have a squad of 28 but maybe 24 rather than 23 would work, could mean you have 4 backs SH FH Centre and Back three cover and you can use 3 as required, no need taking a SH off thats killing it or playing people out of position. </p><p></p><p>If that would work or not, Lowering subs would not help, tired players yes leave more space but also make more bad decisions, more bad tackles, more lazy ones meaning more swinging arms and high tackles.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Scotty, post: 948089, member: 74100"] In U20s they were trialing same amount of subs but a bigger bench, 3 subs must be the front row and the other 5 are who ever. Now teams have a squad of 28 but maybe 24 rather than 23 would work, could mean you have 4 backs SH FH Centre and Back three cover and you can use 3 as required, no need taking a SH off thats killing it or playing people out of position. If that would work or not, Lowering subs would not help, tired players yes leave more space but also make more bad decisions, more bad tackles, more lazy ones meaning more swinging arms and high tackles. [/QUOTE]
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