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Herald Sun report suggested Jurrah could come under some scrutiny this week, but did not elaborate. Did anyone see what he did?

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    Maybe a little jab to the stomach of a north player. Nothing much to worry about. Although i said that about Trengove.

    Dunn will be in trouble. Although Pratt was fine so we should argue that.

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    Herald Sun report suggested Jurrah could come under some scrutiny this week, but did not elaborate. Did anyone see what he did?

    Maybe he didn't thank the umpires with sufficient conviction after the game.

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    Maybe he didn't thank the umpires with sufficient conviction after the game.

    Boy Petterd was showing his "appreciation" after that ridiculous free that was not payed for over the shoulder, chopping the arms, AND hold the man. Honest to god one of the most incredible misses i've ever seen from an umpire.

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    Lifetime ban and possible jail stint. We have to eradicte these criminals out of our game.

    P.S.- what incident are we talking about?

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    I thought Juice might be looked at as well. The bump that brought Pratt down involved some head contact.

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    Herald Sun report suggested Jurrah could come under some scrutiny this week, but did not elaborate. Did anyone see what he did?

    he wears a red & blue jumper, of course he is in trouble that pathetic MRP

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    I thought Juice might be looked at as well. The bump that brought Pratt down involved some head contact.

    It most certainly did not. That bump was perfectly executed: hip and shoulder.

    Dunn will get at least 3 weeks I reckon. I can't see a defence.

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    Herald Sun report suggested Jurrah could come under some scrutiny this week, but did not elaborate. Did anyone see what he did?

    whatever it was it was probably something too "perfectly" executed

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    Only genuine incidents (barring a dozen 'duty-of-care' items...) I noted were Dunn with the late head-high hip into a North player on the ground - oops, and of course the punch n the head that Pratt delivered, which was comedy gold start to finish.

    Newton has been hit with a 147 game suspenson, cut to 110 games with an early plea, for 'looking like me might be about to do something serious' repeatedly for five years.

    This latest incident apparently pushed the MRP too far.

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