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You can imagine in the future, players standing around the ball, saying 'you get it, no you get it'...I’m not only glad as a Dogs fan but as an AFL fan.
That would have been ridiculous and a terrible precedent for our great game if that was a week
The tribunal made a frame by frame analysis... so why doesn't the MRO do the same, and save everyone's time?Well that was a waste of 2 hours. Anyone with half a brain would have come to the same conclusion after watching it twice
The tribunal made a frame by frame analysis... so why doesn't the MRO do the same, and save everyone's time?
Exactly. The whole thing played out 6 or 7 metres from goal in an uncontrolled and unpredictable fashion and in an urgent setting....both ways. Sh1t is gonna happen one way or the other with no time to think about it. I don't think we want them to have a quick cuppa and take the time to think about it in that situation ... just do it.You can imagine in the future, players standing around the ball, saying 'you get it, no you get it'...
Brisbane are cactus.
Are there dry root protocols that need to be followed?If I'm concerned about any post goal celebrations that Libba might be subjected to from now on should he a) be selected and b) score a goal.
The current trend seems to be to ruffle the scorer's hair or pat their heads ... with varying degrees of impact depending on the patter.
I'm thinking that any post goal celebrations that Libba might be subjected to in the future, as well intended as they may be, should be limited to high fives, or in cases of extreme sublimity, a dry root if circumstances permit.