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Well hopefully he will learn from this and put more focus on playing footy as i should be played - hard and ball focussed: it looked pretty funny at the time and he did fool the maggot :-)

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It was only a matter of time before he got pulled up for this. I hate it.

McKenzie needs to stop ducking his head too.

If Jordie modelled the rest of his game on Joel Selwood I would be very very happy.
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It was only a matter of time before he got pulled up for this. I hate it.

McKenzie needs to stop ducking his head too.

After looking at his head, he hasn't ducked enough. Edited by bluey
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It was only a matter of time before he got pulled up for this. I hate it.

McKenzie needs to stop ducking his head too.

There is a difference between ducking the head and acting for frees

Nobody would suggest that Jordie acts for frees - he goes in hard and in many occasions leads with his head - so the simple solution is that if you duck your head into a tackle OBVIOUSLY as Jordie did a few times last weekend- dont pay the free.

Lilly livered acting for frees is another thing - humiliate the players so it is stamped out.

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Lets face it Dunn is a grub.

He invents opportunities to pointlessly push blokes after the action is over,he backs into marking contests with the intention of drawing a free kick; he stages for frees constantly and really obviously as well.He causes trouble that he cant back up with performance.

Thats sort of ok if you're really good to boot, but this is Dunne we're talking about and he just aint that good.

The only reason people hate Milne is because he's good....Unfortunately Dunn isnt good enough to even hate.

He can give it a roost though and in a crepe team with a burgeoning coaching dept he might be worth another year.

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McKenzie needs to stop ducking his head too.

I don't know that he ducks, but he does the Selwood-esque driving his when picking the ball up.

On Dunn, good to see people getting cited and charged for it.

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