Every year the douche-bags at the AFL fiddle with the rules which makes the game harder for the umpires to officiate and 2010 is no different with 6 changes to the NAB pre season competition.

We look at the new AFL rule that acting for a free kick can become a reportable offence and how this new ‘Lloyd Rule’ could affect some players pockets.

The AFL has this fixation of introducing new rules & making life confusing. Without failing to disappoint hear are the four new rules for the 2009 NAB season explained.

2008 sees the return of the AFL and Irish combined test series called the Toyota International Rules. Get the rules and how the game is played.

A detailed look at the new rule the AFL has introduced were the players being interchanged must be lodged to an Interchange Official.

When tackled you have to get rid of the ball by a legal handball or kick or it could be deemed as a throw.

When tackled you have to get rid of the ball legally otherwise the tackler will be rewarded with a free kick.

Tackling is one of the ways to dispose someone of the ball, however you cannot tackle their legs or below their waist as it can be dangerous.

In every other leagues besides the AFL you can be given a yellow and red card if the umpire deems it necessary.

Like most sports you are not able to abuse any of the officiating umpires no matter the situation.