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The funniest thing is if it was a norf player he would have been up in arms,

as someone said earlier the Roos look the team most likely to move or merge and he will knock the mfc as much as he can because we got bailed out and he knows North won't.

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Dwayne Russell and Damien Barrett to repeatedly kick each other in the nuts.

The two biggest hacks in footy commentary and journalism respectively. I actually find it amazingly frustrating that a dweeb like Barrett gets paid to talk and write footy when he knows far less about the game than the average punter.

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Can you let us know if he replied to him?

He is a bum sniffer of the highest order so he would give some laughable answer to a Geelong player like AC.

He didn't.


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He didn't.

he didn't, i believe.

He would hate that a player directly had a go at his POV.

So I am happy.

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I disliked Barretts tweet that the Tribunal got it 100% right

However....

If you re-read Barretts article - he was expressing thoughts that a lot of us thought. That the MRP and Tribunal doesn't care about actions - only the outcomes. The tribunal rules thats if someone gets injured then someone must pay. Lots thought here that the appeal board wouldn't overturn the decision. What I disliked about the article is he didn't then reach the obvious conclusion that the philosophy is wrong - the philosophy should be judge the action then if guilty take into account the outcome.

Last night the appeals board took a step away from outcome based decision making.

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read the worms sliding doors article on the doggies, the bloke thinks he has a coach, it's hilarious how little idea he has, thinks they didn't attack enough...

also expressed his opinion on the MRP in our section without mentioning anything about the game.

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This was posted to barretts twitter earlier today:

Schimma, Henwood, Dunne - sold out by the "system". On principle, they have to resign. "People power" now runs AFL judicial process

10:52am - 9 May 14

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This was posted to barretts twitter earlier today:

Schimma, Henwood, Dunne - sold out by the "system". On principle, they have to resign. "People power" now runs AFL judicial process

10:52am - 9 May 14

People power believe Damo is a [censored]. On principal he should resign.

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hahahaa the purple headed warrior has NO idea about system.

the system is designed so that clubs can appeal. thats the whole point!

does he think that the county court judges have to resign every time an appeal goes to the supreme court and wins?

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The guys a [censored] and knows nothing!

Plus, he's [censored] ugly as [censored].

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The MRP is where the problem lies. All they can do is tick specific boxes and add up carry over points.

Shocking system of judiciary.

Anderson at work.

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conchita-wurst.jpg Damian Barrett at Eurovision.

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His simplistic view that Lynch was injured therefore Viney must go is actually against what the rule is. If it was a collision that was out of his control and he was forced to protect himself then it's not going against the rule. It's in fact working exactly as it should.

If he deliberately bumps it's a different story.

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Barrett has discovered an infallible contraceptive, his personality.

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