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Yes it wasn't his best moment.A bit cringe.
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Yes it wasn't his best moment.A bit cringe.
Na, thats not a 50. He's moving out of the protected area after the mark is taken.
Were not the umpires advised immediately the breach happened? If so then that scenario could not have occurred. If in the unlikely event that it did then the game should have been referred to the state it was in before the breach occurred. I'm not saying there should be no penalty it just doesn't seem that it fits the crime compared to what it was initially introduced for.As I said before, just imagine if it was Sydney that had done the breach and they rotate a tall forward off for a small forward. That small forward goes to the stoppage and snaps the winning goal, for us to find out after we lost that that guy shouldn’t have been on the field. Peoples heads would explode.
dont remember it. Got a time stamp?Mav there was a moment in the last qtr when our player marked the ball and then stepped back off the markn as a team mate ran between him and the Sydney player on the mark while his opponent got caught out a bit and interfered slightly with the switch kick into the corridor. There were calls for 50, which I accept is not necessarily correct, but the in board kick was marked by our player and should have been awarded. Instead, the umpire called the kick back. What the hell was that all about? Okay, don't award the 50, but why does the ball have to come back? There was no interference with the player on the mark and you are allowed to run between the player with the ball and the player on the mark, are you not?
The penalty seems to have been a pretty good deterrent as no one as done it before. And my guess is that no one will do again for a very long time.Were not the umpires advised immediately the breach happened? If so then that scenario could not have occurred. If in the unlikely event that it did then the game should have been referred to the state it was in before the breach occurred. I'm not saying there should be no penalty it just doesn't seem that it fits the crime compared to what it was initially introduced for.
The penalty was devised for blatant cheating. That wasn't cheating!The penalty seems to have been a pretty good deterrent as no one as done it before. And my guess is that no one will do again for a very long time.
Not sure that's a sensible argument. A lot of penalties are for blatant cheating but frees are given when it's just a mistake. eg, throwing the ball, push in the back, and deliberate out of bounds.The penalty was devised for blatant cheating. That wasn't cheating!
OK I accept that, but you can be sure that if this happened to Collingwood there would have been an AFL investigation and the rule would have been changed by now!Not sure that's a sensible argument. A lot of penalties are for blatant cheating but frees are given when it's just a mistake. eg, throwing the ball, push in the back, and deliberate out of bounds.
And do you really want someone on the sidelines deciding what is blatant cheating and what isn't? Just adds more grey area into our game, and that's not what we want.
That was Simpkins first goal. Swan defence certainly caused that post to wobble. I was going to mention it but Mav would think I have a grudge against ****ing umpires.For one of our set shots on goal (to the right of screen for those who were watching at home) the left goal post was wobbling tremendously. Was there some pushing and a player collided with it?
I just assumed it was a couple on inventive Sydney defenders cheating the game again.
mate, grudge away if you want. AFL umpiring is at all time low but it's not the umps fault its the AFL's fault.That was Simpkins first goal. Swan defence certainly caused that post to wobble. I was going to mention it but Mav would think I have a grudge against ******* umpires.
This cheered me up:-
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I'm worried about The Nostradamus. Has anyone heard from him since the weekend?
Parker was very good. In everything. I think he had close to 20 contested possessions.Strangely, I didn't pick up watching live that Parker was BOG. Probably focused on us too much.
He's a very good player so probably earned it, just surprised I don't recall him for more than a couple of cameos.
I’m not.I'm worried about The Nostradamus
Ooof. Umpires department was absolutely robbed.Parker was very good. In everything. I think he had close to 20 contested possessions.
She was SHOCKING - have said this many times. Has no feel for the game at all and waits far too long to make a decision that should go our way and then blows on the whistle in a milli second when she shouldntEleni Tee = The Bagged Us Big Time Yesterday