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There's some info about tactical consequences here: http://aaa.t0.or.at/documents/aaarules.htm http://aaa.t0.or.at/documents/aaarules.htm > "Meanwhile the pen
by glaberficken 8y ago
There's some info about tactical consequences here:
http://aaa.t0.or.at/documents/aaarules.htm http://aaa.t0.or.at/documents/aaarules.htm
> "Meanwhile the penetration of the defence by two opposing teams imposes upon the defence the task of counterbalancing their disadvantage through sowing the seeds of discord in an alliance which can only be temporary. This will be achieved through exhortation, body language, and an ability to manoeuvre the ball and players into such a position that one opposing team will realise that its interests are better served by breaking off the attack and allying themselves with the defending team. Bearing in mind that such a decision will not necessarily be immediate, a team may well find itself split between two alliances. Such a situation opens them up to the possibility of their enemies uniting, making maximum use of this confusion. 3-sided football is a game of skill, persuasion and psychogeography."