I wish this was true, but I really think the AFL couldn't care less.
I have to agree, you only have to look at their defence of the non 50 call 30 mins ago.
They want no accountability for any mistake they make.
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I wish this was true, but I really think the AFL couldn't care less.
100%"You can see on the vision, Bailey Scott takes the mark, the umpire blows his whistle and one of two calls could be made. It could be play on immediately, or it could be stand, which would indicate the mark had been paid.“
That is the most laughable explanation I’ve ever heard. The stand call has never indicated that a mark has been paid, the whistle does. They will only say stand when a player has made the choice to either man the mark, or if the player hasn’t immediately started to back out of the 5m zone to force them to stand.
We’ve seen plenty of 50’s that have occurred before the stand call has been made anyways from players going over the mark. This is just patently wrong as an explanation
I have to agree, you only have to look at their defence of the non 50 call 30 mins ago.
They want no accountability for any mistake they make.
The review happened immediately post draft last year, where GC took advantage of it.
Not unreasonable to assume it was gonna come into play the following year.
"You can see on the vision, Bailey Scott takes the mark, the umpire blows his whistle and one of two calls could be made. It could be play on immediately, or it could be stand, which would indicate the mark had been paid.“
That is the most laughable explanation I’ve ever heard. The stand call has never indicated that a mark has been paid, the whistle does. They will only say stand when a player has made the choice to either man the mark, or if the player hasn’t immediately started to back out of the 5m zone to force them to stand.
We’ve seen plenty of 50’s that have occurred before the stand call has been made anyways from players going over the mark. This is just patently wrong as an explanation
I think the vision is conclusive, she’s a window licker.she's is kidding herself with that. say it was a mistake and people will move on.
doubling down like this makes her look stupid.
I feel for the umpires here, it would be better for them to just say it was a mistake.she's is kidding herself with that. say it was a mistake and people will move on.
doubling down like this makes her look stupid.
Pretty much. She's saying calling 'stand' is the indicator of a mark, not the whistle.The explanation is worse than the non decision.
You're essentially saying that the player on the mark can just assume that a player has played on and then charge him. Might as well send two blokes. Why not?
So it would appear that there is a shift in interpretation...
If a player or players do not hear the whistle all subsequent actions become irrelevant.
If a player or players hear the whistle, but then believe a further decision was not made in time, players are allowed to ignore the umpires first whistle and not be penalised...
From Laura's own mouth today:
"So Collingwood players (were) anticipating that they were going to hear a call post-whistle. A really common discussion around players is play the whistle and when you hear it, wait for what's next. What's next didn't come quick enough so the confusion for those Collingwood players was what to do, as was probably the level of confusion that sat with Bailey himself.
That's right, players are taught to play the whistle, and when you hear it, wait for what's next...
She actually said that? I haven’t read through it all yet…so the ump call didn’t come quick enough so the players get to make the call themselves?What's next didn't come quick enough
It's like she's asking kids "What sound does a sheep/cow/pig/dog/cat/chicken make?"
She would have been better off quoting the Castle……
It was the vibe, it’s Mabo, but it’s mostly the vibe LOL
I’m not sure how anyone could sit in front of a camera and deliver that statement without bursting out in laughter at the absurdity of it.
Sticking with the line that the vision on the goal decision was inconclusive was the cherry on top.
Every news outlet in the land has shown the vision and agreed the ball was touched. Pick the odd clown out who is still trying to tell everyone it’s inconclusive? If that’s inconclusive then they sure have made a lot of calls on inconclusive vision this year.