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His intent was to hurt him, he could have easily held his arm without wrenching it back on that angle but he wanted to hurt him, even if minutely. Its just a dog act to a guy in a vulnerable position
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i don't agree with you, if he did intend to hurt him, he could have pulled the arm a lot more violently than he did- anyway we can all argue about the intent but the truth is - nobody knows and thats why this system of reckless/intentional acts is bullshit and is open to criticism every time someone cops it---eg Wellingham not being charged with an intentional act.
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From Yahoo, so authenticity is questionable:
"After meeting on Wednesday morning, Blues football manager Andrew McKay and chief executive Greg Swann decided not to take the matter to the AFL appeals board."
"After meeting on Wednesday morning, Blues football manager Andrew McKay and chief executive Greg Swann decided not to take the matter to the AFL appeals board."
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No more Judd threads you sick boy
**** me there's more about this on bigfooty than there is in the Herald Sun. Get over it!
Crap. Everyone knows what Judd intended - from those watching at the time, to Andrew Swallow who promptly dumped the coward on his back.
Stop deluding yourself. It's pathetic.
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Did you notice the upwards movement of Adams' torso before it moved downwards?
That's right, it's completely in time with Judd's initial lift.
Cause:
Lifting of the torso using the shoulder as the pivot point.
Force required:
Lots.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/141824/default.aspx
Didn't notice that page on the AFL site earlier.
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What is the Judd story? Can someone explain?
Did he accidentally do a days work at Visy or something?
Did he accidentally do a days work at Visy or something?
Not sure what his intention was. Usually all he thinks about is $$$$$, so how he ever thought he'd make money out of this is a mystery., Perhaps it will read well in his book.
KrakFiend
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Someone spill the beans? What's old money grubs been up to?
Did he rob a little old sweet lady for her last dime? Typical...
Did he rob a little old sweet lady for her last dime? Typical...
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All Judd was trying to do was rip his arm off from his shoulder had no intentions of hurting him, just wanted his arm for some reason, wasn't much in it IMO.
Pretty sure Judd personally apologised to Adams for his action. I'm assuming Adams accepted his apology no? What more do you want? Maybe we could partition for him to apologise to the Bigfooty community for all the pain he has caused us...
What
Whatever
lmach
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What did Judd do?
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Intention is almost irrelevant.
Whatever he wanted to do the following applies.
1. It had nothing to do with the game, which had stopped.
2. He intentionally put it ahead of the personal well-being of another player.
It's complete disregard for his colleague given that these two facts exist.
Whatever he wanted to do the following applies.
1. It had nothing to do with the game, which had stopped.
2. He intentionally put it ahead of the personal well-being of another player.
It's complete disregard for his colleague given that these two facts exist.
bombermick
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Exactly. Claiming he let go of him when he realized Adam's pain is a bald-faced lie. He would have held on far longer if the North players didn't react so violently. Their reaction is the best guide.
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More hysterical rubbish. For a start, it would help you to acknowledge that there was a range of views amongst Carlton supporters. You'd rather play the juvenile "tar everyone with the same brush" game though.
That's why you fit the "ignorant" tag perfectly. There is hardly anything more ignorant than generalizing or stereotyping.
As for the ballistic comment. I remember how Hawks fans reacted to the Lloyd incident. It's what some of the fans do when one of their own gets crunched illegally. It would help you to remember that.
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I saw the thread title and just thought I had to post.
Lol. Have you read the insane ravings on your own board? Whenever the odd, sane Carlton supporter dares suggest Judd deserves what he got, he's called a troll!
Denial. Self-delusion. Self-pity.
Once great club - utterly destroying itself.
And as I pointed out, in the Wellingham case, Carlton supporters had every right to go ballistic.
Sorry - you must have missed that bit when you were calling me ignorant...
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Actually, blame your tackling coach John Donehue.
Wreckless move to employ on a footy field. Maybe this guy should get the sack?
It's all OK as long as the subluxed shoulder pops back in...
It's all OK as long as the gouged eyeball pops back in...
sherb
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More hysterical rubbish.
Actually I didn't see you post that.
But good on you for posting something rational.
You keep saying that in defiance of the easily accessible evidence here on this very thread and on your own board.
Nothing I've said isn't true. It's neither hysterical, nor rubbish. It's an accurate and verifable summation of the complete melt down of the Carlton football support base.
Denial. Self-delusion. Self-pity.
The destruction of a once proud Club.
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