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Non MFC Matches - Round 10

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I’ve never been so sure that the umpires were trying to influence a match than tonight’s Geelong vs Port match.


Has an umpire ever called play-on for a player taking too long kicking at goal before?

Geelong win again thanks to the umpiring and their fans will, once again, celebrate like complete [censored] jockey's.  

 
Just now, Chook said:

Has an umpire ever called play-on for a player taking too long kicking at goal before?

Tonight. What a crap Bullsh!t idea/rule

3 minutes ago, Chook said:

Has an umpire ever called play-on for a player taking too long kicking at goal before?

An unbelievable decision.  As he was lining up a host of Geelong players were signalling for 'play on' and encroaching on the mark before it was even called.  Can't believe it.


10 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

Come on Dixon kick straight for [censored] once. 

Was that a crooked kick or did he just lack the balls to go for goal?   

Killing the game

6 minutes ago, Chook said:

Has an umpire ever called play-on for a player taking too long kicking at goal before?

Last week the Umpires didn't call Ben Brown to play on, 40 seconds into his set shot.

They were correct tonight.

incorrect last week.

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1 minute ago, monoccular said:

Was that a crooked kick or did he just lack the balls to go for goal?   

He was asked to play on as he was lining up for goal and didn't realise until almost 3 Geelong players were tackling him.  He had to quickly give it off and the rest is history.  Port were robbed.


Port were absolutely robbed.

Umpires have ruined this once great game. Cheating [censored] scum

Just now, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Last week the Umpires didn't call Ben Brown to play on, 40 seconds into his set shot.

Yeah but he’s from North Melbourne so he obviously doesn’t count as an AFL footballer.

Watching the countdown clock on Sunday and I reckon most time players from both sides went over time. I assumed that the rule was mainly a common sense thing. Once again umpires have proved that common sense isn't all that common. That was borderline cheating! 

Cannot wait for these flogs to topple down the ladder. All it will take is a Selwood or Dangerfield injury.

They did more ducking and diving than a bloody duck.

Give me the shits more than any other team I reckon.

It's really sad, but terrible one-sided umpiring is really starting to make me like the game less. Cats got handed that win, umpires folded every time the crowd made a noise. Selwood still ducks his way to free kicks regardless did of an attempt to stamp it out. I just want consistently umpired games, is that so bloody much to ask!?


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Should have been a 50 metre penalty prior to the call of play on.  Umpire was looking right at it as well.  Pathetic from the umpires.

5 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Last week the Umpires didn't call Ben Brown to play on, 40 seconds into his set shot.

They were correct tonight.

incorrect last week.

This is exactly right. Brown used his full 30 seconds and THEN he began his approach. And tonight the umpires get trigger happy with Dixon. My God I hate the AFL. We were completely screwed (even as we screwed ourselves).

Find if hard to believe Danger's kick wasn't touched. Somehow miraculously weaved it's way between the port player's arms and torso. Not even reviewed. 

Talk about letting the crowd atmosphere drive the result.

 

Must be rule of the week the umpires have obviously been told to keep an eye on the 30 seconds, Ben brown takes 30 seconds just to run in 

25 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

Find if hard to believe Danger's kick wasn't touched. Somehow miraculously weaved it's way between the port player's arms and torso. Not even reviewed. 

Talk about letting the crowd atmosphere drive the result.

Every goal is reviewed but port players never claimed it was touched, they would have been going nuts if they knew they touched it 


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