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Wilson7 Redleg

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2 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

JKH tweeked the other hammy on Thursday poor bloke can't take a trick

How long is he out Saty ?  He's having a horrid run with soft tissue injury

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Unbelieveable, everybody was rapt when Jeff signed 2 weeks ago, 2 poor weeks and people are whinging about his contract already, Would have you put a performance based deal infront of him after what h

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We are ten rounds into the VFL season and the Casey Scorpions are on top of the ladder with only one loss for the year. Surprisingly, that's how long it's taken Channel 7 to recognise the Scorpio

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Mitch White holding the ball, Garland out on the full, Big mark From Cloke. Colby goals for the Pies

Casey - 0.1:1
Collingwood - 2.0:12

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excellent play to keep the ball in by Terlich, doesn't come of, holding the ball in the square, 15 mins gone, 1 st quarter

Casey - 0.0:0
Collingwood - 2.1:13

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1 minute ago, DavidNeitz9 said:

excellent play to keep the ball in by Terlich, doesn't come of, holding the ball in the square, 15 mins gone, 1 st quarter

Casey - 0.0:0
Collingwood - 2.1:13

Setting the bar for excellence a bit low.

He kept it in, instead of following it over the line. It was a decision, but nothing excellent about it.

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3 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

I was just thinking the same thing.

They tend to only call the obvious free kicks, far more consistent.

They seem to only pay free kicks that impact the play. So a little bit of holding behind the play is ignored, no impact high contact on a shoulder is ignored etc. 

Also no grandstanding with the big long holding the ball calls. Just pay it and move on. 

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2 minutes ago, deanox said:

They seem to only pay free kicks that impact the play. So a little bit of holding behind the play is ignored, no impact high contact on a shoulder is ignored etc. 

Also no grandstanding with the big long holding the ball calls. Just pay it and move on. 

They pay frees for illegal acts that impact the play, but not those that prevent a player from impacting the play.

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Why do we play at this dung heap? Seriously!Windswept,inhospitable bog that provides zero preparation for conditions players will experience in AFL. Really glad Weideman is not playing.Throw some money at Richmond and go alone to play home games at the 'bowling green' Punt Rd oval. Far more accessible for most supporters as well as superior viewing. Casey Fields is an embarrassment.

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