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POST MATCH DISCUSSION - Round 5

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I went to game last night and loved every minute of it. The pre game ceremony was very moving and the game itself was sensational. Even my husband (decked out in his Melbourne gear) was cheering loudly and on the edge of his seat. I had the misfortune to have a ferral Richmond supported sitting on my other side. Talk about a misfit and totally delusional. He thought we got a good run with the umpiring - what a joke. He slunk away at 3/4 time thank God.

The atmosphere was amazing and I felt so proud to be a member of the MFC.

Jack Viney - I used to refer to you as Baby Jesus but you are now God in my eyes.

 

 
3 hours ago, juzzk1d said:

Suprised noone has mentioned Morris throwing his head backwards when he got tackled around the waist in Richmond's forward fifty.

I absolutely hate seeing this and I went mental at the ground when I saw it happen. Players should get a warning and if it happens again suspended for a week. 

Channel 7 didn't even mention it and didn't show a replay so as far as the afl is concerned it didn't happen. The replay at the ground from the reverse angle was damning though. Richmond are becoming as bad as west coast and geelong with the ducking 

1 hour ago, Buzzy said:

Well done mate, hilarious contribution that really adds to the discussion.

A little bit sensitive Fuzzy.  

 
2 hours ago, pinkshark said:

maybe, maybe not, Im not an expert.  I was just stating that 'way off the pace' was ridiculous.  His possessions were important, often composed.  He is a classy player who will never be 'way off the pace'

He only had 3 kicks and 9 touches. Not enough. He'll get it back but he's had a poor start to the year. 

Thought some might like this classic from the Tiges Big Footy forum. 

Get stuffed you port sniffing leather patches on your elbow range rover driving snow visiting afl drip fed [censored] sucker
 
 

 


Tyson was immense last night. Played well last week and possibly his best career game last night. If he can keep that up he'll push Viney and Gawn for the Bluey.

Edited by Dr. Gonzo

Anyone else notice early in the 1st quarter , about 17.30mins to go. Bugg at the bottom of the pack and a Richmond player pressure pointing him in the neck collarbone area 

41 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

Lumumba did NOT run too far in that great run around Reiwoldt early in the first. Ump stuffed that badly (would never be called against any other power club!!). Great Job H

It was a great run wasn't it. Love what H is bringing this year...he seems to have a "stop" as well as a "go" button finally.. breaks lines and sets up scoring opps.   I haven't watched the replay yet but watching at the ground he seemed stiff to get done for that. His pass hit a Melbourne player at the goal line as well.

 
3 minutes ago, Dees2014 said:

Thought some might like this classic from the Tiges Big Footy forum. 

Get stuffed you port sniffing leather patches on your elbow range rover driving snow visiting afl drip fed [censored] sucker
 
 

 

Typical Richmond supporter, great use of grammar. FIog.

23 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Did anyone see Jones and Riewoldt have a few interesting words at the end when the siren sounded? Jones was pointing somewhere to the ground and was pretty vocal.

Might just have just been pointing at the scoreboard and suggesting Jack eat shlt !! :rolleyes:


9 minutes ago, jane02 said:

I went to game last night and loved every minute of it. The pre game ceremony was very moving and the game itself was sensational. Even my husband (decked out in his Melbourne gear) was cheering loudly and on the edge of his seat. I had the misfortune to have a ferral Richmond supported sitting on my other side. Talk about a misfit and totally delusional. He thought we got a good run with the umpiring - what a joke. He slunk away at 3/4 time thank God.

The atmosphere was amazing and I felt so proud to be a member of the MFC.

Jack Viney - I used to refer to you as Baby Jesus but you are now God in my eyes.

 

Great stuff Jane

1 hour ago, sue said:

Well here's an opinion then: Just because other indigenous players haven't been booed does not mean that the booing of Goodes wasn't partially motivated by racism.  It took a combination of how Goodes was viewed as a player by some, his race and his involvement in indigenous issues that led to the booing.  If it was not for the latter he would not have been consistently booed.  

Show me another player who is disliked for his footy style who has been so consistently booed by so many for his playing 'sins' - and don't include a player who has changed teams (is just booed by his original team's supporters only) or has just thumped an oppo player (ditto).  No other player gets booed because he has a different view of some social issue than me or you.   Sure some of the people booing were innocent of racism but a lot were not.  Some Australians just wish the indigenous issue would just go away, just as many of our ancestors wished the indigenous people would just go away.  And they react

Too right sue. The only other one I can think of is....Lumumba 

I can't remember Garlett ever being this good at Carlton....not that I watched them much....but he's just becoming amazing. Moves like a cat.


4 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

Go the Bugg!

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New avatar Rusty?

5 minutes ago, Skuit said:

Exactly my thoughts.

Haha stupid phone - I've edited now, meant to say "immense last night"

Razor Ray again!  Play on call on Lumumba after a short outlet pass receive from Salem kicking in (6:25 to go in the 2nd). Went straight back over the mark. Anything to put pressure on us. He must be a Demon hater this bloke.

Get him out AFL he is a disgrace to the game.

Edited by Rusty Nails

11 hours ago, Lord Ivanhoe said:

Yeh, loved the kick from Wagner to Hunt on the members wing. Fourth gamer to second gamer, The Future is here

 

Josh Hunt reminded me of a Young Stinger last night

not at all afraid to take the game on and a tually do it well. When he ran he found the right space  

11 minutes ago, Wadda We Sing said:

I can't remember Garlett ever being this good at Carlton....not that I watched them much....but he's just becoming amazing. Moves like a cat.

He was good alright. My Carlton mate is still horrified

i just said one word to him "Barassi"


Umpiring was horrible...again.This deliberate rule sucks.

By the way what happened to with the hand pass /kick out after a behind?? Who was it?

Hunt

Shame in a way....great handball :rolleyes:

Edited by beelzebub

 
3 hours ago, juzzk1d said:

Suprised noone has mentioned Morris throwing his head backwards when he got tackled around the waist in Richmond's forward fifty.

I absolutely hate seeing this and I went mental at the ground when I saw it happen. Players should get a warning and if it happens again suspended for a week. 

Bought up in the match day thread 

19 minutes ago, Wadda We Sing said:

I can't remember Garlett ever being this good at Carlton....not that I watched them much....but he's just becoming amazing. Moves like a cat.

Dont you know whats funny?

They had the perfect opportunity to get Garlett cheaps as chips instead they chose Taylor Hunt in front of him..

Derp Richmond derp..


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