A:Import as many average/injury ridden Antipodean players as possible at the expense of nurturing home grown talent.
B: Select said players for national side wherever possible,using whatever convoluted rule necessary and ignore the fact that if they were good enough they would be already playing internationals for their true nation of origin.
C: Employ a national coach with no proven track record who shall endeavour to baffle the paying public with team selections and who should in no way posess any ability to inspire said team or indeeed paying public.
D:At the beginning of each season make as many rule changes as possible,these shall be enforced rigorously for at least 4 weeks and thereafter shall be used at Referees discretion,depending totally on which teams are playing,the need to balance up the penalty count and or for maximum exposure for said referee on tv.
E: Instigate a policy for entry into top echelon of game based solely around wether applicants have access to a shiny new facility,skill levels and ability to compete should not be a factor, as empty stadiums and massively one sided scorelines look great on TV.
F: Wherever possible the ruling bodies shall continue to create as much confusion as possible with regards to fixtures,franchises,and funding.Creative accounting and blind eyes should be the watchwords when dealing with "Historic" or "Developing" clubs whereas "smaller" clubs should meet with the full force of whatever regulations we have in place during a particular week.
I could go on but it's a lovely day,this list is endless and beer gardens open soon,have a great magic weekend everybody.

Crikey - i thought i must have written this in a dreamlike state - completely and utterly agree with everything stated. My kind of guy ! ! !

Another new concept.
Taking all the above to its logical conclusion is to have no rules at all.
I certainly do not advocate head high tackles.
The Aussies would soon be moaning if Ganson etc allowed the England team so much leeway in a test.
The obvious way forward is international consultation on rule interpretation.
But the obvious is too sensible.

yeah i think that was just about ok as it was face-to-face and Thaiday was ready for it, must be pretty hard to miss Thaiday's chin, its like punching Desperate Dan.

Jennings' contribution was just plain thuggery and deserved more puishment than the others.

We already have that - the Aussies tell us what's allowed and what isn't, and we obey.

Yeah and then big Sam just flared his nostrils... He didnt even flinch lol