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It was a marking contest mate, it's completely different to those examples. If you read the tribunals reasoning you'd be in agreeance.That stuff is drivel.
The tribunal said Logue should have gone lower for the ball to avoid a suspension but two players actually did that yesterday and they both got knocked out. Then they said some other s**t about Lynch and he'd actually hurt someone!
We have had our players consistently knowcked out since the AFL started protecting players from concussion and I don't think a single case has resulted in a suspension. Last year a Suns player ran past Ben McKay and swung an elbow at his head. He missed that game and the next one as a result. It was called a football act. So obviously that week the tribunal had gone back in time 35 years. And at the same time we get players suspended for s**t that other players get off/don't get reported for for every two or three weeks.
No North support is gonna take the s**t those w***ers say seriously. Its all garbage. I'm not even gonna bother reading it.
But it wasn't a marking contest was it. He failed to get to the marking contest, otherwise he might have made it a contest. Instead of letting the other guy take an uncontested mark.It was a marking contest mate, it's completely different to those examples. If you read the tribunals reasoning you'd be in agreeance.
Chrisso is the problem.
Yes, it was.But it wasn't a marking contest was it. He failed to get to the marking contest, otherwise he might have made it a contest. Instead of letting the other guy take an uncontested mark.
Honestly tho none of Logue, Acres, McKay or Lynch should really get suspended. I don't think Lynch was nasty in this contest and I think he's a bit of a cowardly sniper. But this time it was one of those footy things. The were all just footy things and if anything McKay's was the worse, he just elbowed the kid in the head, but he didn't go thru with it so it wasn't anything really. Its just the annoying consistency we see.
And yeah Christian is the real issue.
The AFL would piss him off and develop a proper system for match reviews if it was a professional organisation with a clue but it isn't so we get this s**t. I guess everyone already knows this.
Some on here seem to think that Lynch had the time running into the contest to think what to do when he realised he'd run under it.
You can see from behind footage (I posted it several pages ago) where Keaths arm is almost touching Lynch. Lynchs eyes are still on the ball and preparing to jump, you can see he is planting his left foot at the time.
People think in that time period, he has the time to think "s**t I'm going to miss the mark, oh look who's this guy to the left, maybe I should knock him out", when in reality he most likely plants his foot, a peripheral image comes into his vision and he instinctively turns his body not knowing what the hecks coming from his left.
He literally would have had maybe half a second to have made any decision, ie no time to make that decision, it was an instinctive response to protect himself.
What a waste hey.More than just looking my friend, here's some footage.
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Can't be called that if he doesn't contest the ball mate. That's whole definition of the wordYes, it was.
No it wasn't.Yes, it was.
The thing is the AFL will be f*cked in their class action defence when they have so much inconsistency in these sorts of decisions.FWIW, I felt Lynch would have been bloody stiff to get rubbed out for that. People complain about the way the game is going but then lobby hard for players to get suspended for everything. They are part of the problem.
We may yet become a game where most contact is illegal, but that's not today.
Can't be called that if he doesn't contest the ball mate. That's whole definition of the word
The thing is the AFL will be f*cked in their class action defence when they have so much inconsistency in these sorts of decisions.
You can’t on one hand be sprouting the “potential to cause serious injury” bullshit to make an example out of lesser named players or interstate teams and then pull this when someone actually gets injured from a pretty lousy attempt at a bump
The AFL ****ed themselves years ago when they decided to work backwards from a concussion to find someone to blame, rather than punishing dangerous actions in order to reduce future concussions.The thing is the AFL will be f*cked in their class action defence when they have so much inconsistency in these sorts of decisions.
You can’t on one hand be sprouting the “potential to cause serious injury” bullshit to make an example out of lesser named players or interstate teams and then pull this when someone actually gets injured from a pretty lousy attempt at a bump
Take it to the bay big boylook lynch is a soft little worm like most tiger players, but this was clear cut. he was clueless and there was no time to do anything else
yes, while it is true all richmond supporters are little wusses but this is the right call.
So by that reasoning Keaths fly wasn't part of a marking contest either as he was even further off it. So wtf was he doing?No it wasn't.
I guess Lynch could have made it one if he'd committed to halving the contest and getting cleaned up but he's not exactly the bravest player in the comp so its no surprise he didn't.
What happened was one played jumped up and hit the ball away, uncontested, and two others off to the side had a bit of a collision. There wasn't an actual marking contest at all.
The doubling down after being proven wrong is some A grade delusional salt.Wow the salt has really come out
How's that helped him when he's off injured for the next two months, are you looking for a moral victory?