Autopsy Dogs into prelim - beat Brissy

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Gerard W "there was some exaggerated celebration in all of that" !!

For God's sake he's just put us in front in a cut-throat tense semi final, who'd have thought he'd be so pumped.

The other thing - i might be late to the party...but Luke Darcy says "kicked the Dogs into a Grand Final" - you can take the boy out of the Bulldogs....
 
The other thing - i might be late to the party...but Luke Darcy says "kicked the Dogs into a Grand Final" - you can take the boy out of the Bulldogs....

He said "Bailey Smith, has he got the Dogs into a prelim final".
 

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He said "Bailey Smith, has he got the Dogs into a prelim final".

Just listened to it again - must be like that Yanny & Laurel thing from last year.

I didn't hear it during the game, only when i listened just before, then i've just re listened and it says Prelim...tricked me
 
Just listened to it again - must be like that Yanny & Laurel thing from last year.

I didn't hear it during the game, only when i listened just before, then i've just re listened and it says Prelim...tricked me

It was a bit too exciting to take in what he said at the time, my squealing drowned him out.
 
Brisbane v Western Bulldogs
10 Jack Macrae (WB)
8 Bailey Smith (WB)
5 Hugh McCluggage (BL)
3 Caleb Daniel (WB)
2 Marcus Bontempelli (WB)
1 Tom Liberatore (WB)
1 Charlie Cameron (BL)

Daniel 10 Votes for mines. His skills by hand and foot and his decision making and speed at which he did it under pressure is second to none. Even that last kick around the corner. His brain operates on a different plane.

Port will sacrifice an attacking forward to tag him of that I am certain (which lets Dale off the leash). Is there any other defender that gets tagged?
 
Like this?

He's pissed off Neale is leaving.

I have also been advised that Briabane will let it happen, it's for family reasons

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Robinson has been diagnosed with ADHD, impulsive, over focusing etc. So based on that alone I would say it wasn’t fake.
 
Daniel 10 Votes for mines. His skills by hand and foot and his decision making and speed at which he did it under pressure is second to none. Even that last kick around the corner. His brain operates on a different plane.

Port will sacrifice an attacking forward to tag him of that I am certain (which lets Dale off the leash). Is there any other defender that gets tagged?

Rich. Salem. I am sure there is usually 1 attacking defensive player on each team that is tagged….. except North because Aaron Hall doesn’t hurt you enough to bother.
 
The McCarthy free kick in the first gifted them a goal. Gards did not even touch him, perfect spoil.

Caleb deliberate was a joke.

VDM ridden into the ground when kicking the point - free kick warranted, milks 30 seconds (assuming the timekeeper starts the clock again....) game over.

Yes - blocking free in the ruck was soft, but it was there.

Plenty of times the whistle was put away in the last qtr - especially in our forward 50

All this rubbish about our frees is simply dumb.we are hard, disciplined, first to the ball and our tackling and spoiling technique is sound. No coincidence we win the contested ball and free kick count.


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Gards had already had hands on the ball so he has first right on the ball. That makes it a contest the right call was play on. Gards had eyes on the ball impact after the event is incidental to the contest
 
Brisbane v Western Bulldogs
10 Jack Macrae (WB)
8 Bailey Smith (WB)
5 Hugh McCluggage (BL)
3 Caleb Daniel (WB)
2 Marcus Bontempelli (WB)
1 Tom Liberatore (WB)
1 Charlie Cameron (BL)

I reckon Doc Duryea is a bit stiff. Charlie Cameron was on track to kick a dozen I reckon.
 
after the review had been going a while the commentator (not sure who) mentioned the deviation, then next second the official review came through also mentioning the deviation, exact same words - i texted a mate at the time saying the fix was in! horrible review
I have not the shadow of a doubt that the reviewers listen to the commentators and have long thought so. The correlation of the exact terminology happens too often to be "great judgement" on the part of either.
 
Gerard W "there was some exaggerated celebration in all of that" !!

For God's sake he's just put us in front in a cut-throat tense semi final, who'd have thought he'd be so pumped.
One of them said he should have stopped after the first 30 seconds. The whole performance lasted less than 10 seconds.
 

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The difference is Weightman was contacted high, concussed and ruled out of the remainder of the game and subsequently next week also whereas Francis wasn't contacted high, took a dive, lay on the ground dead like a soccer player then jumped up fine a minute later.

How that wasn't a multiple week suspension is one of the most baffling match review calls off the year.
Is it just because the commentators missed it at the time, barely spoke about it afterwards and it got lost in the wash after the game?
Yes.
 
One of them said he should have stopped after the first 30 seconds. The whole performance lasted less than 10 seconds.

Montagna, he thought it was 30 seconds but it was actually less than 10 seconds. Sounds like problems in the bedroom ;)
 
Gards had already had hands on the ball so he has first right on the ball. That makes it a contest the right call was play on. Gards had eyes on the ball impact after the event is incidental to the contest

This needs to be officially explained by the AFL because the fans aren’t sure and the commentators think it’s a free every time. I remember Daniel doing exactly the same thing as Gardner earlier in year ( can’t remember which game ) and it was called play on and the commentators went off about it. Both times it was defender eyes on ball contact on ball first and incidental contact to player as a follow through. One was a free, one was play on. I just want to know what it is and then acknowledgement from AFL which decision was an error. It’s not hard. It’s not crucifying the umpire to acknowledge a mistake. There were 47 frees on the weekend - some were wrong, most were correct. But there were 168 clangers from the players. Everyone on the ground makes errors. I don’t see a problem with honest appraisal to shut up the bullshit conspiracy and cheating talk


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I'm new to the game. And what a time to pick up interest - right? That was a movie played out in real life. Amazing!

So I'm looking at the Lions forum and they're saying ump this and ref that. Now I'm really new, like really new. I do not know nuance. And some of the rules seem really silly like I think there was a review on if the other team got their fingers on a kicked ball that goes through the posts then it's no good? If so that's a stupid rule. I mean if the other team deflects an in-flight ball and it still goes through the goalposts, well sucks to be the other team cause it still went through the goalposts. Score! But you see that's nuance; I don't know nuance. Unless someone gets punched in the face I can't really say what's going on (can't punch someone in the face, right?).

So as an observer, I'm asking what was the ump/ref'ing like in this game? Obviously, a Lions fan is going to say they suck and a Dogs is going to say they're great or likely stay silent. These are going to be the same guys that will decide games that Dogs will lose too. So if anyone is really honest out there I'd like to hear it: What did you think of the ref / ump'ing this game?

Thanks.
 
I'm new to the game. And what a time to pick up interest - right? That was a movie played out in real life. Amazing!

So I'm looking at the Lions forum and they're saying ump this and ref that. Now I'm really new, like really new. I do not know nuance. And some of the rules seem really silly like I think there was a review on if the other team got their fingers on a kicked ball that goes through the posts then it's no good? If so that's a stupid rule. I mean if the other team deflects an in-flight ball and it still goes through the goalposts, well sucks to be the other team cause it still went through the goalposts. Score! But you see that's nuance; I don't know nuance. Unless someone gets punched in the face I can't really say what's going on (can't punch someone in the face, right?).

So as an observer, I'm asking what was the ump/ref'ing like in this game? Obviously, a Lions fan is going to say they suck and a Dogs is going to say they're great or likely stay silent. These are going to be the same guys that will decide games that Dogs will lose too. So if anyone is really honest out there I'd like to hear it: What did you think of the ref / ump'ing this game?

Thanks.

It was entirely unremarkable.
 
I'm new to the game. And what a time to pick up interest - right? That was a movie played out in real life. Amazing!

So I'm looking at the Lions forum and they're saying ump this and ref that. Now I'm really new, like really new. I do not know nuance. And some of the rules seem really silly like I think there was a review on if the other team got their fingers on a kicked ball that goes through the posts then it's no good? If so that's a stupid rule. I mean if the other team deflects an in-flight ball and it still goes through the goalposts, well sucks to be the other team cause it still went through the goalposts. Score! But you see that's nuance; I don't know nuance. Unless someone gets punched in the face I can't really say what's going on (can't punch someone in the face, right?).

So as an observer, I'm asking what was the ump/ref'ing like in this game? Obviously, a Lions fan is going to say they suck and a Dogs is going to say they're great or likely stay silent. These are going to be the same guys that will decide games that Dogs will lose too. So if anyone is really honest out there I'd like to hear it: What did you think of the ref / ump'ing this game?

Thanks.

People always come with preconceived bias. Many people who support both teams were disappointed by some of the umpiring decisions. But AFL is the hardest game to umpire I know. The umpiring was the usual standard, not great but alright.
 
I'm new to the game. And what a time to pick up interest - right? That was a movie played out in real life. Amazing!

So I'm looking at the Lions forum and they're saying ump this and ref that. Now I'm really new, like really new. I do not know nuance. And some of the rules seem really silly like I think there was a review on if the other team got their fingers on a kicked ball that goes through the posts then it's no good? If so that's a stupid rule. I mean if the other team deflects an in-flight ball and it still goes through the goalposts, well sucks to be the other team cause it still went through the goalposts. Score! But you see that's nuance; I don't know nuance. Unless someone gets punched in the face I can't really say what's going on (can't punch someone in the face, right?).

So as an observer, I'm asking what was the ump/ref'ing like in this game? Obviously, a Lions fan is going to say they suck and a Dogs is going to say they're great or likely stay silent. These are going to be the same guys that will decide games that Dogs will lose too. So if anyone is really honest out there I'd like to hear it: What did you think of the ref / ump'ing this game?

Thanks.
Your first mistake was to pick Adelaide to barrack for. And we don't call umpires refs. Cheers.
 
I'm new to the game. And what a time to pick up interest - right? That was a movie played out in real life. Amazing!

So I'm looking at the Lions forum and they're saying ump this and ref that. Now I'm really new, like really new. I do not know nuance. And some of the rules seem really silly like I think there was a review on if the other team got their fingers on a kicked ball that goes through the posts then it's no good? If so that's a stupid rule. I mean if the other team deflects an in-flight ball and it still goes through the goalposts, well sucks to be the other team cause it still went through the goalposts. Score! But you see that's nuance; I don't know nuance. Unless someone gets punched in the face I can't really say what's going on (can't punch someone in the face, right?).

So as an observer, I'm asking what was the ump/ref'ing like in this game? Obviously, a Lions fan is going to say they suck and a Dogs is going to say they're great or likely stay silent. These are going to be the same guys that will decide games that Dogs will lose too. So if anyone is really honest out there I'd like to hear it: What did you think of the ref / ump'ing this game?

Thanks.

Just an ordinary game. With lots of extra whinging from bored trolls.
 
I'm new to the game. And what a time to pick up interest - right? That was a movie played out in real life. Amazing!

So I'm looking at the Lions forum and they're saying ump this and ref that. Now I'm really new, like really new. I do not know nuance. And some of the rules seem really silly like I think there was a review on if the other team got their fingers on a kicked ball that goes through the posts then it's no good? If so that's a stupid rule. I mean if the other team deflects an in-flight ball and it still goes through the goalposts, well sucks to be the other team cause it still went through the goalposts. Score! But you see that's nuance; I don't know nuance. Unless someone gets punched in the face I can't really say what's going on (can't punch someone in the face, right?).

So as an observer, I'm asking what was the ump/ref'ing like in this game? Obviously, a Lions fan is going to say they suck and a Dogs is going to say they're great or likely stay silent. These are going to be the same guys that will decide games that Dogs will lose too. So if anyone is really honest out there I'd like to hear it: What did you think of the ref / ump'ing this game?

Thanks.
I'm going to go with you're more likely a troll
 
People always come with a preconceived bias. Many people who support both teams were disappointed by some of the umpiring decisions. But AFL is the hardest game to umpire I know. The umpiring was the usual standard, not great but alright.
Thank you. It is a quick game. Scrappy, I'd say. American football is like chess compared to this with the long strategies and short plays. This is definitely a rush and in that, I can see how difficult it would be to umpire. I've really appreciated the half-dozen games available on my TV in Alaska. It's the first time I've seen the Dogs - what a team!

Thank you again.
 
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