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I've watched the vision 3-4 times and don't think he has a case to answer for.
Rankine on the other hand .......... 2-weeks.
Rankine on the other hand .......... 2-weeks.
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Irrelevant to the Intentional ruling.- The tackling player slipped and this brought his head down to waist height
How did Heeney plan on 'clearing the tackle'? By Striking Webster.- the tackling player was actually ‘hanging on’ and Heeney’s clear intent was to clear the tackle, not strike the player
Irrelevant. If you're going to swing your fist make sure you don't clobber them in the head.-Heeney was not watching the tackling player at poc.
If you think Heeney hit the tackler in the face deliberately, to clear a waist high grapple, - your deluded.Intentional or Careless has to do with the intention of the action at the time the Culprit chooses to do it. What happens after that will determine the Impact and location of the offence.
Irrelevant to the Intentional ruling.
How did Heeney plan on 'clearing the tackle'? By Striking Webster.
Irrelevant. If you're going to swing your fist make sure you don't clobber them in the head.
Let me break it down slower:If you think Heeney hit the tackler in the face deliberately, to clear a waist high grapple, - your deluded.
Same action but in a Vic-team's guernsey.Low impact?
Fu** me. I'd hate see what High impact looks like? Dude would have to be dead.
If you think Heeney hit the tackler in the face deliberately, to clear a waist high grapple, - your deluded.
And the vision reveals it as an open hand - spec savers is open tomorrow.
You really have just started watching AFL haven't you?I would say this -
You can hospitalise a guy with a pretend effort to gain a ‘lift’ with your knee - accident - no case to answer.
You can cause a blood nose trying to break an illegal tackle, without looking at the player, and at waist height - accident but called intentional - and get a week.
Let me break it down slower:
Do you think Heeney hit Webster deliberately?
TrollYou really have just started watching AFL haven't you?
Yes - its called an accident.Doesn't matter. He hit him deliberately. The fact it got him in the head is on Heeney
Probably sounded like a zinger in your head.Barry Hall likes this.
Yes - its called an accident.
Or is every hit in the head in a marking contest ‘deliberate’ too?
Let me break it down slower:
Do you think Heeney hit Webster deliberately?
So yes? He intentionally threw his arm back to hit Webster.Let me break it down for you - he threw his arm back to effect release of the tackle.
And he got him high?He contacted the chest first with the back of his hand, and the motion travelled up and clipped his nose.
Sorry…clearly it went miles over your head.He accidentally got him in the head but he didnt accidentally hit him. Take a spell if you want to compare it to a marking contest
Low impact?
Fu** me. I'd hate see what High impact looks like? Dude would have to be dead.
You seem to be taking this hard, I suggest going back to the Swans board to cope better