Autopsy Smashed in the middle no worries brutal 14pt win against the Bulldogs
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JackHiscoxWasFast
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Quick he might be. But he is not Jack Hiscox fast just yet.
Your back sadly , do you know the rest troll
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Good to see you purchased your glasses from the Swanshop. They are all in the discussion, but I think Reid would probably shade them all in 24 months time, and each of the Swans you mentioned have all been up and down this season as well (apart from Heeney). More up than down, admittedly.
However, if you are talking about the current best midfield GROUP then I concur with your opinion.
"secretly"???
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I wish there was an easy way to get this to play through your TV.
LOL, no.
Vandermeer lowers his knees\shoulders.
Free for tackling poor little fella too hard more like it.
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ripping his head off is a stretch ... pretty sure first point of contact was the top of your man's shoulder
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High contact frees always make me laugh.
The concept goes out the window if it's a fend-off or a spectacular mark.
The concept goes out the window if it's a fend-off or a spectacular mark.
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Wowee was on angry pills last night.
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What a fella he has seen plenty of goals for sure, hope he was there for 2016 no doubt he would of been.
You hear any Bulldogs supporters bitching about the umpiring, tell them to watch the minute and a half of football after 5.30 to go in the 3rd. 3 clear frees ignored by the flog with the shit haircut, two incorrect disposal with prior and one HTB by dragging in, all ignored.
Walked in from work and turned the tv on and the replay was on and that's the first thing I see.
Walked in from work and turned the tv on and the replay was on and that's the first thing I see.
Seriously? How does that even register as sufficient contact? They are dead set taking the piss.
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13-14 count last night for a round 10 game.
Imagine at one point in a close Grand Final 19-3 only to finish at 22-8.
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Anyone would think Mclean gave us the lead and was no hope of kicking the goal without the 50
On a night where everything went against them it was cruelly appropriate that a horrible umpiring decision was what finally killed off the Western Bulldogs.
They were gallant, they were gutsy, they were gone several times in the second half but with less than three minutes to go they were remarkably still a chance to win.
That was until the umpire deemed Laitham Vandermeer’s spoiling attempt on Hayden McLean to be late and therefore justified a 50m penalty.
It didn’t but McLean walked to the goalsquare to put the Swans 14-points up. The Bulldogs had kicked the previous three goals of the game to give themselves a sniff against all the odds.
Thirty seconds into the third quarter Luke Beveridge’s side had only two fit players on the bench when Ed Richards jogged off after a head clash (he was subsequently ruled out with concussion) to join Anthony Scott (concussion) and Aaron Naughton (knee).
The Dogs coach must be wondering if he drove over a black cat or walked under a ladder on the way to Marvel Stadium.
ANALYSIS ▶ bit.ly/4dQe9Km
On a night where everything went against them it was cruelly appropriate that a horrible umpiring decision was what finally killed off the Western Bulldogs.
They were gallant, they were gutsy, they were gone several times in the second half but with less than three minutes to go they were remarkably still a chance to win.
That was until the umpire deemed Laitham Vandermeer’s spoiling attempt on Hayden McLean to be late and therefore justified a 50m penalty.
It didn’t but McLean walked to the goalsquare to put the Swans 14-points up. The Bulldogs had kicked the previous three goals of the game to give themselves a sniff against all the odds.
Thirty seconds into the third quarter Luke Beveridge’s side had only two fit players on the bench when Ed Richards jogged off after a head clash (he was subsequently ruled out with concussion) to join Anthony Scott (concussion) and Aaron Naughton (knee).
The Dogs coach must be wondering if he drove over a black cat or walked under a ladder on the way to Marvel Stadium.
ANALYSIS ▶ bit.ly/4dQe9Km
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Watched it very carefully.
At no time did Warner's left arm go anywhere near VDMs head.
His right hand/wrist makes contact with the bicep. VDM immediately starts to drop knees and shrug his arm and right shoulder.
Warner's hand slides up and makes very slight contact with the jaw.
Warner immediately releases and regrips the bicep.
They fall to the ground together with no further contact to the head though by this stage VDMs arm is almost straight out.
The exact actions that the rules were brought in to stamp out. The lump was in perfect position.
Did the ump make the wrong decision? You betcha!
The 50 was the icing on the cake. "Gotcha again!".
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To be fair the 50m was the right call, both Warner and Florent were jawing at the ump. I honestly couldn't give a **** though because the original free was so egregious.
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