Drama-filled fortnight spices up trans-Tasman netball competition Queensland Firebirds captain Laura Geitz. ANY move to sanitise the ANZ Championship will be a hard sell to the players. As the unbeaten Queensland Firebirds prepare for tonight's round 4 away clash with the NSW Swifts, trans-Tasman league officials are considering changes to the competition's judicial review system and umpiring structures. The start of the review coincided with a drama-charged fortnight for netball when claims of dirty tactics added spice to the sport at elite level. Championship general manager Andy Crook warned the teams some comments in the opening rounds had pushed the boundaries. The rocket was launched after netball great Irene van Dyk let rip in a post-match interview when she said Fever duo Eboni Beckford-Chambers and Josie Janz "get away with murder." Van Dyk's outburst followed complaints from the Central Pulse over a heavy collision between their shooter Donna Wilkins and Queensland captain Laura Geitz. Former Australian skipper Liz Ellis recently argued for netball to become edgier to occupy a greater slice of the Australian sporting landscape. Players are faster, stronger and fitter than ever, and the game is more physical as a result. Leading players, including Geitz and her Australia Diamonds teammate Julie Corletto, have argued for the brakes to be left off to allow for genuine contests for the ball and the occasional personality clash to remain in the game.