Berry on Oliver

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1 week, can clearly see what his intentions were. Grubby act that has no place in the game. Expecting that the Lions will get their usual discount at the MRO though and it’ll be nothing so Oliver will probably get fined and the grub will get let off.
Careless and not unreasonable contact considering Oliver was on top of him, a fine at most.
 
Jarrod Berry should use the Joel Selwood defence

Over the years, Selwood has been filmed on multiple occasions wrestling opponents and sticking his fingers into their eyes.
He has never been suspended for it.


Here he is sneakily attacking Ben Howlett's eye sockets behind play when he thought nobody was looking.

First with the left hand and then with the right hand

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In the 1st clip below, the Geelong golden boy gave Bailey Dale's eyeballs some tough love and Steve Hocking gave him $1000 fine for misconduct.

In the 2nd clip below from the same game, he gives Taylor Duryea's eyeball a nice old rake and then steps on his shin.
Both actions were "purely accidental", of course.... Just "one of those things" (or two of those things) which sometimes occurs when Joel is angry.


 
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Jarrod Berry should use the Joel Selwood defence

Over the years, Selwood has been filmed on multiple occasions wrestling opponents and sticking his fingers into their eyes.
He has never been suspended for it.


Here he is sneakily attacking Ben Howlett's eye sockets behind play when he thought nobody was looking.

First with the left hand and then with the right hand

NextHappygoluckyArchaeopteryx.gif





The Geelong golden boy gave Bailey Dale's eyeballs a massage and Steve Hocking gave him $1000 fine for misconduct.









In this clip from the same game, he gives Taylor Duryea's eyeball a nice old rake.

Purely by "accident", of course.... Just "one of those things" which sometimes occurs when Joel is angry.



no evidence or claims that he eye gouged
 

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Berry on the ground in a vulnerable position with Oliver with his forearm in his throat and pushing his head down. Berry trying to get Oliver off him and (1) has limited use of his arms (2) has limited vision of Oliver. I don't see how you get done for this when you're the vulnerable person and you're just trying to get him off.

I also don't see why what Berry did is worse than a player having their weight and forearm in your throat.
simple solution is both should get suspended.

why should berry get off for deliberately looking to eye gouge because of the equally bad action of oliver?
 
Jarrod Berry should use the Joel Selwood defence

Over the years, Selwood has been filmed on multiple occasions wrestling opponents and sticking his fingers into their eyes.
He has never been suspended for it.


Here he is sneakily attacking Ben Howlett's eye sockets behind play when he thought nobody was looking.

First with the left hand and then with the right hand

NextHappygoluckyArchaeopteryx.gif






In the 1st clip below, the Geelong golden boy gave Bailey Dale's eyeballs some tough love and Steve Hocking gave him $1000 fine for misconduct.

In the 2nd clip below from the same game, he gives Taylor Duryea's eyeball a nice old rake and then steps on his shin.
Both actions were "purely accidental", of course.... Just "one of those things" (or two of those things) which sometimes occurs when Joel is angry.



lol in not one of those clips did he eye gouge. he is guilty of slapping players faces. not sure how far that goes in a suspension critera
 
Careless contact to the face. Sweet * all malicious intention there, he's pinned to the ground and trying to get the bloke off him. Fine and move on.
that is a load of crap. he had his arms free to push or shove oliver in the side or push his arms away, yet he deliberately went for the face and eyes.

this is a suspension by the laws of the book. Olivers actions are irrelevant, and it appears people are trying to claim it is ok to eye gouge as long as there is a big bad meanie hurting me.
 
choking him out? not sure what photo you're looking at. he doesn't even have a arm on his neck. chin/upper chest at best.
Now I ain't got no fancy medical degree, but I would swear that the body part between the the chin and upper chest is the neck.
 
lol in not one of those clips did he eye gouge. he is guilty of slapping players faces. not sure how far that goes in a suspension critera
But they want it to be true sooooo much. Chewy even keeps videos of Selwood to to show his obsession.
Selwood's no angel, but there is carryon even in threads not about him is something to behold.
 
Would be an absolute farce if it was anything more than a fine. Not seeing many people saying it's a suspension except Dees and Cats fans.
simple question. should eye gouging be a suspension if there is proof they eye gouged?? or is eye gouging ok as long as another player is wrestling or ontop of you?

my point of view is simple, eye gouging is a suspension period then you look at the action of the other player and suspend if necessary.

If we have taken the stance that players with under a second to choose an action are responsible for a bump that leaves a player concussed, then surely a player is held responsible for there much more thought out choice to eye gouge.
 
But they want it to be true sooooo much. Chewy even keeps videos of Selwood to to show his obsession.
Selwood's no angel, but there is carryon even in threads not about him is something to behold.
it is because they are playing geelong this weekend and the entire footy world is going nuts hoping for a brisbane upset.

Geelong is currently the most hated team in the AFL because we have not dropped down the ladder and are such a well run club. Simples
 

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Jesus that's stiff. Bloke on top of him initiating the contact with a forearm to the face. Umpires do their ****ing job and it doesn't get that far.

Full permission to role out the old Vic centric whinge to build pressure on the result.
 
Funnily enough in the VFL Robinson did what Oliver did and had a free kick paid against him. It was paid almost immediately. Another example where if the umpire did their job, a player would not have been suspended. Having said that, Brisbane challenges, says he was panicked because he couldn’t breathe and was wildly trying to get the player off. Intentional gets dropped to careless.
 

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