CORK ADMIRALS

Cork Admirals Official Submission (John Stokes):

corkadmirals@hotmail.com

Here it is...
An 11-a-side win = 5pts
An 11-a-side loss = 0pts

An 8-a-side win = 3 pts*
(a further 2 points are conditional)

*If team A wants to play an 11 a-side game and team B does not then team A is awarded 2 points before the
game kicks off. A further 3 points are determined by the outcome of the match,(it encourages both sides to play 11-a-side).It also gives the match meaning, as the winner of the match will take home more points than the loser in either format. If team B defeats team A then the points awarded will be as follows

Team B = 3 points
Team A = 2 points
On the other hand if Team A wins the game then the
scoring will be as follows
Teanm A = 5 points
Team B = 0 points

# In the case of both teams only being able to play an 8-a-side game then there are only 3 points on offer
with the winner taking all three.
##Before each match, both teams must make it known to the referees what their status is and how they want
the game to be played.

As for the playoffs what I had suggested was that once we go into the playoffs everything must then go
to an 11-a-side format. If a team has made the playoffs (the top 4 teams qualify for the playoffs A v D , B v C) and is unable to provide an 11-a-side team then it must forfeit it's position to the next best positioned team and so on. The playoffs in no shape or form can be played in 8-a-side mode.

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PAT - (Individual submission):

kpdb1@csmail.ucc.ie

Pat suggested that if the season were to be split into 2 halves (see submission by Cillian Smith - IAFL Board); then each team should play 2 home and 2 away games in each half of the season & no team should play more than 2 games in consecutive weeks. Pat forwarded a spreadsheet to illustrate how this could be done.