Some say the final siren is still going
Wtf was that about?! Did the bloke sounding the hooter get his finger stuck on the button?
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Some say the final siren is still going
Some say the final siren is still going
Note: BRAB won't be attending the GF due to travel restrictions after being convicted of indecent exposure.I honestly thought I was just stroking out from pure delirium.
Note: BRAB won't be attending the GF due to travel restrictions after being convicted of indecent exposure.
Spilt his beer and the button got sticky.Wtf was that about?! Did the bloke sounding the hooter get his finger stuck on the button?
My instant reaction was just kick it mate but it wasn't any sort of blatant travel , these things are let go all the time. He ran 10-12m at most.I'm not sure this has been commented on before here or anywhere but IMO the "running to far" free against Bez in the first minute of play is an absolute crock.
I've watched it five times.
From the time he takes possession to the time he kicks it, he takes 13, perhaps 14 at the most paces before delivering it to Cal, for what would have been a simple kick on goal.
They are not particularly long paces either.
It doesn't look like an obvious"run too far" free.
It looks like an overzealous umpire inserting himself into the game.
When you consider how many frees were subsequently ignored for a variety of other blatant infringements, it's baffling.
The more contentious decisions on field seems to be a function of the number of umpires there are strutting their stuff
I’m confident it was only because the Blues player put his arms out to try and point out how many paces he had taken.I'm not sure this has been commented on before here or anywhere but IMO the "running to far" free against Bez in the first minute of play is an absolute crock.
I've watched it five times.
From the time he takes possession to the time he kicks it, he takes 13, perhaps 14 at the most paces before delivering it to Cal, for what would have been a simple kick on goal.
They are not particularly long paces either.
It doesn't look like an obvious"run too far" free.
It looks like an overzealous umpire inserting himself into the game.
When you consider how many frees were subsequently ignored for a variety of other blatant infringements, it's baffling.
The more contentious decisions on field seems to be a function of the number of umpires there are strutting their stuff
Good point. I noticed as soon as he did that he put the whistle to his mouth. Maybe petrified he'd made a big blue in the first minute.I’m confident it was only because the Blues player put his arms out to try and point out how many paces he had taken.
I think i'll hang around on cloud nine for a while yet. There's quite a few here. Just checked the last monorail to the G is leaving on Saturday at 12:00pm. Should disembark at Punt road station just in time for the Grannie.24 hours since the final siren everyone. What a night!
My instant reaction was just kick it mate but it wasn't any sort of blatant travel , these things are let go all the time. He ran 10-12m at most.
It would have been a spectacular start to the game for the crowd and those watching on telly and it just smacked of the umpy wanting it to be about him.
I'm not into conspiracy theories re umps or the AFL but you can guarantee if that were Cripps ,Dangerfield or Daicos there would've been no whistle.
We we’re in a small group of about 200-300 between the verandah and corporate boxes, exactly in the middle of ALL the visiting supporters (they who shall not be named).The notion that the Brisbane crowd were quiet goes in direct contrast to what I think most who were there would have experienced. Multiple times people around me got warnings from their smart watches of sustained loud noise up above 95dB.
Rewatching the game, the effects mics did not even come close to reflecting the true loudness at various times. Crowd cameras and mics seemed positioned closer to the Carlton sections. To be honest, for two and a half quarters the Carlton crowd were actually the ones who were embarrassingly quiet from where I was sitting. They sounded like they lost hope and faded very quickly. By the end they barely even roused a cheer at their late goal by Martin.
The Lions song (combined with the long siren) had watches pinging noise warnings for a solid minute.
A couple of cringy parts but quite smile worthy overall >
Nice, your dad is an astute judge. He had his best game on Saturday night, perhaps not statistically, but he was on the big stage and he was sensational. He performed exactly the way that I thought he would. Watching the joy of his teammates after Lester's second quarter goal really does demonstrate how respected and important he is to our group. I have said this before, but I have no doubt a career in coaching beckons when Lester eventually retires.3KZ is Football my Dad gave me a call earlier today to talk about the game and he said "That number 35 looks like a talented kid. Defended everything and kicked a goal. When did you sign him?".
The Lester legend is spreading far and wide.
This is excellent viewing. It's get's really good at about the 2:40 minute mark
Was right in front of us. I thought at the time, he was getting close and in my experience once you notice the distance it's probably too late. I had few complaints with that call, though it deflated us completely.I'm not sure this has been commented on before here or anywhere but IMO the "running to far" free against Bez in the first minute of play is an absolute crock.
I've watched it five times.
From the time he takes possession to the time he kicks it, he takes 13, perhaps 14 at the most paces before delivering it to Cal, for what would have been a simple kick on goal.
They are not particularly long paces either.
It doesn't look like an obvious"run too far" free.
It looks like an overzealous umpire inserting himself into the game.
When you consider how many frees were subsequently ignored for a variety of other blatant infringements, it's baffling.
The more contentious decisions on field seems to be a function of the number of umpires there are strutting their stuff
He lowered the shoulder a touch, but how much of it was deliberate versus just turning... eh.First time watching the replay of the non-high call on Bailey. I don’t think he did lean into it or did anything to increase the chance of being taken high
Hard not to believe that the ump wasn’t looking for a reason to not give us a free
Was this the actual broadcast that went out on SEN ?There seemed to a subtle change in the ambiance in the room around there didn't it