[Anthony D Burgess]

I understand what your saying, but unless you have played on a scale board it is hard for coaches to understand. I know that most coaches fear change. The assumption made hear, ( No offence ) is not at all true. I have played on many boards. What is important is how you play on what size board! I cand say this, In the way we play hear in the MPFL using the scale size boards is infact a plus. We are not limited, there are short, and long passes, field goals, etc.

Point is playing style, plus, field size equals ? All work together for the good or bad of this hobby. The only fine line is style, and field size, and to be honest, that really is not a fine line. Think of this, no one would play 11, on 11 football in the front of your house ! There is just not enought room, the run game will suffer, and passing will be hard, but play 11 on 11 on the right field, then you have a beautiful game.

In my opion 1 stop is best played on 620's or a little bigger, but should not be played on a scale size board. The field size, and style of play need to match.

Originally Posted by Megawattz

theres a fine line between big & too big the game suffers if the size begins to limit the interaction of the players.DBs get lost in an ocean,short passes become bombs field goals are vurtually eliminated.the sidelines have always been part of the game so width plays an important role in game play.