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Just watched the replay on fox and swear that both the Johnson non-mark and watts non-goal were not shown. Did anyone else watch the 4.30 replay and notice this or did I have two lapses in concentration?

I didn't watch the replay on Foxtel, but is it possible they take away certain non-plays to cram 2 hours and 10 minutes of footy in to just 2 hours?

 

That is what I am thinking but I thought that it would be obvious that all of a sudden one minute or so was lost of the clock...

 

How good to have so many favourite pieces of play from one game. This side has come so far so quickly with plenty of growing still to do.

Great post.

The thing I liked most in that piece from the OP was Sylvia.

He absolutely burnt off his man and when it would have been easy to blaze away (and he probably would have kicked the goal), he instead lowered his eyes and found Aussie.


That is what I am thinking but I thought that it would be obvious that all of a sudden one minute or so was lost of the clock...

Did you look at the game analyser link above? It'll give you the fix in the meantime.

Just thought of another one. Leading into Jurrah's last goal, Bennell got a kind bounce and then burnt off Webberley like he was a ruckman. At that point Jamie had been moved to defence as he was just about our only player that could keep up with Hicks, who is just about as quick as I've seen in a straight line. If pace is the new must-have in the AFL, Bennell will go far.

Not every kick & not every handpass, but early in the season he was useless.The last 5 weeks he's been great.

I still want him to go to GC Suns.

I know I have said it before but IMO Bruce is amongst the cleverest footballers going around and has been for a long time during his career. You have to watch him very closely to realise the effect he has on the game. Sure he makes a few mistakes but overall he is important to our team

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