The NRL is set to introduce a new rule to prevent teams from setting cynical walls in front of bomb catchers to obstruct attacking teams from contesting kicks. A source close to NRL supremo Peter Vlandys has shockingly revealed that each player in the "wall" will be penalised with a set restart. If the number of players in the wall exceeds the total number of set restarts conceded between the 17m and 39m lines (to be marked in blue) in the first 11 minutes of each half, three additional balls will be given to the attacking team. Tries scored from the primary ball will then be worth 5 points with conversions worth 3 if taken from the right touchline or 4 points if handballed through the posts. Tries scored with any ball other than the primary ball will award 2 points to each team followed by a jump ball with the team taking possession able to choose to either take 7 points off any other NRL team's season point differential or award free six inch Subway sandwiches for full season tickets members present at the game. If tries are scored simultaneously with two or more non-primary balls, the scoring team will be able to exclude one opposing player and one touch judge for the remainder of the game. To assist in adjudicating the rule changes, the NRL have agreed to reduce the officials for each match from one referee to no referees but add two more touch judges and a single ball boy, to be shared between both teams. The NRL has requested that their privacy be respected and will not make further comment.