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There is no way you can definitively say that.I don't harbour malice for Harris, but Cox would be playing but for that shove.
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There is no way you can definitively say that.I don't harbour malice for Harris, but Cox would be playing but for that shove.
You dont know that. Pure speculation.
It was a footy act that happens every game. So what happens in the next contest, and the next contest and so on. It happened late in the 3rd so there was clearly a load issue.The speculation is that nothing else would have resulted in injury in the rest of that game, training since and the game against North.
Not that the shove contributes enough to overextend the posterior chain. That's literally on video.
No, he could've got injured somewhere else. That doesn't change that the push from Harris is the biggest factor in this particular injury.You dont know that. Pure speculation.
He did have separation on Andrews, which is why Andrew had to lunge into his back rather than spoil the ball normally.I think he was underdone and it did contribute. Underdone players tend to find themselves in situations where they get hurt as they're slightly off the pace of the game.
Eg if Brennan was at full fitness, maybe he has separation on Andrews and the push never happens.
If that same push happened in the first, in the next week, in training, four weeks later WHENEVER it would have had the same result, regardless of him being underdone or not. Just because it was a footy act and not malicious doesn't mean it didn't cause an injury.It was a footy act that happens every game. So what happens in the next contest, and the next contest and so on. It happened late in the 3rd so there was clearly a load issue.
I agree but it is one of my perpetual annoyances. Why does the blatant push in the back not result in a free or a 50m? The push contributes nothing positive to the game and is an injury hazard.Can't blame Harris. He did what every defender does in that situation including our own.
Next you’ll be suggesting that Nic Nat didn’t deliberately, seriously injure Sandi when he needlessly drove his knee into his rib cage.It was a footy act that happens every game. So what happens in the next contest, and the next contest and so on. It happened late in the 3rd so there was clearly a load issue.
You've been beating that drum for so many years, it was wrong the first time you said it and it's still wrong 100 times later. There was nothing deliberate about that. You may as well say Matt de Boer deliberately broke Nathan Bock's leg. It's ridiculous.Next you’ll be suggesting that Nic Nat didn’t deliberately, seriously injure Sandi when he needlessly drove his knee into his rib cage.
Of course you can contend that those things happen in football; well of course they do but it was still intentional resulting in serious injury.
So i just watched it in slow mo and the push was a little more significant than i thought it was.No, he could've got injured somewhere else. That doesn't change that the push from Harris is the biggest factor in this particular injury.
He did have separation on Andrews, which is why Andrew had to lunge into his back rather than spoil the ball normally.
I'm not sure what this has to do with Cox but ummm ok.Next you’ll be suggesting that Nic Nat didn’t deliberately, seriously injure Sandi when he needlessly drove his knee into his rib cage.
Of course you can contend that those things happen in football; well of course they do but it was still intentional resulting in serious injury.
Oh FFS.You've been beating that drum for so many years, it was wrong the first time you said it and it's still wrong 100 times later. There was nothing deliberate about that. You may as well say Matt de Boer deliberately broke Nathan Bock's leg. It's ridiculous.
Sorry FZ, footy act. Not that I think this will help much but the footage is below and from it I note:Next you’ll be suggesting that Nic Nat didn’t deliberately, seriously injure Sandi when he needlessly drove his knee into his rib cage.
Of course you can contend that those things happen in football; well of course they do but it was still intentional resulting in serious injury.
Sorry FZ, footy act. Not that I think this will help much but the footage is below and from it I note:
1 Sandi eyes on ball going backwards and laterally at an angle - he has no idea what is coming from behind - this is his own courageous choice.
2 Nic Nat leaps at the ball, with eyes on the ball - proven by taking a strong, clean, contested mark. His knee is raised but that is what everyone does in this situation.
3 No remonstration from any Freo player ie they all saw it as a footy act, not intentional harm.
Does that help bring clarity??
Have I missed your irony all along?
Exactly this. Malicious intent.Think that footage is too short. From what I recall NN saw Sandi beforehand.
You can actually turn your leg to give lift, instead he went with the knee.
Next we will be arguing that Toby Greene didn’t kick someone in the face with
a karate kick
We can also form opinions which take account of the history of the player.Think that footage is too short. From what I recall NN saw Sandi beforehand.
You can actually turn your leg to give lift, instead he went with the knee.
Next we will be arguing that Toby Greene didn’t kick someone in the face with
a karate kick
Leigh Matthew’s is considered one of the greatest……….yet!We can also form opinions which take account of the history of the player.
My opinion is that NN often went the extra over the "footy act" with the intent being intimidation, hurt/injury.
Some say theres nowt wrong with that...I say Great players dont do that!
When you are called lethal, well enough said.Leigh Matthew’s is considered one of the greatest……….yet!
ahhh...Leigh Matthew’s is considered one of the greatest……….yet!
I still want EnglishI enjoy this debate and think the discussion about comparative value of a pure ruck and a versatile ruck is valid.
If we didn't already have Darcy, I would chase English first. I don't think that would be a popular option on here though.
Has us making a prelim? Subscribe.Putting this here before the rest of the round happens and we move. Notice the 3 teams above us? Reckon we've won 5 of the last six games at their home grounds between them...
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