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Reported on 3AW tonight that Carlton submitted a report to the AFL re Rowe's postmatch headaches. Carlton dogged on us. A club I genuinely hate.

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So Rowe was fine to play out the game, got "delayed concussion" and is fine to play this week. The only time he was concussed seems to be for the MRP report.

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It's funny how people see things differently.  I loved his response. I was thinking "don't sit there and apologise for your actions to a fat slob who has no idea what's it's like on an AFL footy

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2 hours ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

So Paddy Ryder gets  2 weeks down to 1 whereas our guys get 3 down to 2!

Crow's doctors must have given a 'no symptoms' type of report - classed as 'low' impact.

The hate I felt for Carlton last week has just gone up a few more notches! 

They really are scum, big sooks and bad sports. 

Just read the outcome for Ryder regarding the MRP. What a bloody joke.. King Hit and only misses a week. The MRP are pathetic. I cant even find the words to describe them really. Disappointing doesn't even come close

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There will come the day I hope, that we announce to this sport that we're back, were fair dinkum and not to be messed with anymore.

On that day our beloved club will take issue with the AFL and its clown-joys , the MRP and take it to task and tear it a new one.

It NEEDS to happen.

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3 hours ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

Why?

Why, because in 1963 I saw Alan Rowarth smoking at three quarter time in the Reserves game at the Western Oval. That's why. ( It  was the day Brian Roet put paid to Ray Baxter's claim to the centre half forward spot in the Victorian team. I played cricket with Ray with Gardiner Ewing in the mid 70's and he confirmed that Doctor Roet had fixed him good and proper that day.)

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14 hours ago, Vogon Poetry said:

Obviously more with Hogan than Pedo, I reckon we were a very good chance with Hogan because our forward structure would have been maintained and he kicks goals at Etihad.  But when you watch the game as I know you will you'll make up your own mind.  I'm surprised you couldn't find a sports bar!

 

 

In Fiji with the Hong Kong Rugby Seven's on... no such luck.  I will be sitting down to watch it soon though.

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On 07/04/2017 at 10:21 AM, Jaded said:

I'm less annoyed about the Cripps medical report, because I agree that he might have a small hairline fracture and still be playing.

The Rowe one however is a joke. He was ok to play the game out with "concussion" because he wasn't actually concussed until "after the game"??? Yet he is fine to play this week?
A late onset of concussion should be treated with great precaution. Seems odd that he's been deemed fit to play.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-05-21/blues-need-to-be-more-resilient-bolton

Not so good when your medical team's incompetence works against you is it Carlscum?

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