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Bull's right to play this week - gets a reprimand and 93.75 points to his record with an early guilty plea for his hit on Mark Nicoski.

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Bull's right to play this week - gets a reprimand and 93.75 points to his record with an early guilty plea for his hit on Mark Nicoski.

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.. and they've lost Tambling it seems.

Good for Tappy to get another crack. He was travelling well.

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Bull's right to play this week - gets a reprimand and 93.75 points to his record with an early guilty plea for his hit on Mark Nicoski.

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Interested to note that if he does please guilty and accept the reprimand he is ineligible for the rising star award but I couldn't care less about that anymore. Based on what we've seen to date this year I think this kid should be promoted to the leadership group next year for showing a willingness to dish out some agression that has been so sorely lacking from our annointed leaders

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Based on what we've seen to date this year I think this kid should be promoted to the leadership group next year for showing a willingness to dish out some agression that has been so sorely lacking from our annointed leaders

Thats not been whats missing from our leaders at all.

Glad Tappy's playing

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Deetective Sgt. Taggert   389

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Thats not been whats missing from our leaders at all.

Glad Tappy's playing

Really? Not at all? Not saying that I'm advocating for random acts of violence on the field, but more a willingness to be a bit more physical on the field.

Although Brad Miller in his early days does come to mind and he copped a few suspensions before removing that aspect from his game so it can be a fine line to tread

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gee it's great to have tough players on your list

shame they have been completely nullified by our modern BS ballerina rules

next time he's in a spot to clean someone up he won't do it

I would have thought C & B that the number other than Tapscott is 2.

Pity it was not 8 or 9 or 10

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Did you hear Quartermain preparing the noose for Tapscott?

Yes that's what got me...Channel 10 became the Match Review Panel, how many slo mo's did they have to show!!! I really wish the AFL should put a stop to that.

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Did you hear Quartermain preparing the noose for Tapscott?

Was going to say this too.

Absolute non-event until he couldn't let it go. As soon as that happened you knew it'd go before the match review panel. I don't agree with it being reckless. Wouldn't surprise me if they've seen a big bodied 19 year old who already has a few big bumps to his name and wanted to let him know they were watching him.

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.. and they've lost Tambling it seems.

Good for Tappy to get another crack. He was travelling well.

Bing I am not sure why you think Tambling not playing is something to celibrate.

This is the same Tambling that could not get a kick at Richmond I believe.

That is like saying "oh my god Bennell is out this week that's it we are gone.

Sorry to be sarcastic I could not help myself.

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