That’s the problem everything is so disjointed that they never develop teamwork.
Imagine if you had teams playing together in properly organised competitions you would pick out the best players based on their ability in a team environment.
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Imagine if you had teams playing together in properly organised competitions you would pick out the best players based on their ability in a team environment.
You are talking about individual players joining teams at a lower level just so that you can stay fit regardless of the disruption that causes to the team environment.
When I watch Japanese teams play in tournaments at any level I see teamwork, when I watch Australian teams it is a disjointed mess. This is because they never develop that team mentality.
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I think it depends. I’ve seen our young girls work together as a team well on many occasions, but I’ve also seen particularly our senior team not work well as a team. This is why I’d like to see starting 11s that are like 80% or rotated with rotated subs so we can see how well they go as a team.