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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, ProperDee said:

He is an idiot. 2 weeks minimum. 

Was there more force than the one Oliver copped from the not guilty Eagle?

Nevertheless it was stupid given the time of year and with our injuries and the need for experienced players to be playing.

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Hell Bent said:

Thought he got Douglas on the shoulder,  but geez weren't the commentators quick to hang him!

I thought so too at first. But looking at the replay it seemed he also made contact with head.

Posted
3 minutes ago, Hell Bent said:

Thought he got Douglas on the shoulder,  but geez weren't the commentators quick to hang him!

Richo did say after a few replays that he got him on the shoulder. If so will we have discussion on Douglas grabbing his face?

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Posted
2 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Bernie is cooked anyway. 

lol.

This crap again. B and F winners who are still having huge positive impacts on games deserve more respect.

 

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Posted

I reckon it could be argued, but is borderline.

Given how much of a crapshoot the whole MRP and tribunal are, might be worth a shot.

Posted

He'll get one week for committing two careless acts in the one game.

Posted

The 2nd one was just two blokes going for the ball. 

Bernie had a good game imo

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Posted

Not much in either 1

hit on betts he wasn't even watching what he was doing, maybe a fine 

the other hit he was going for the ball realized at last second wouldn't get there so pulled up and braced, caught him high so free kick at most 

but being we are Melbourne and the MRP Chook lotto system I expect him to get 4 weeks 

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Posted
8 hours ago, Moonshadow said:

Insightful as usual jnrmac.

You don't think he'll end up with at least 3 weeks?

Have you actually watched the incident? Your record is only applicable after you,ve been charged

Posted
11 hours ago, TheoX said:

Betts should get done for staging barely touched him. Should get off on the bump, going for the ball and braced for unavoidable contact.

Insufficient force. Fine for stupidity 

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He was running at the ball but braced for contact at the last second. Certaintly didn't look a lot in it. Douglas got up straight away

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Becoming a version of Dunn circa 2009-12.

Last night's two acts were putrid and [censored] pathetic. Then he goes on to have little to no impact on the game.

Bugg was identical in the Sydney game. 

I'd bring Bernie back through the VFL after his vacation. I've had a enough of his [censored].

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Posted
18 minutes ago, stevethemanjordan said:

Becoming a version of Dunn circa 2009-12.

Last night's two acts were putrid and [censored] pathetic. Then he goes on to have little to no impact on the game.

Bugg was identical in the Sydney game. 

I'd bring Bernie back through the VFL after his vacation. I've had a enough of his [censored].

Steve, you are aware he kept Sloane very quiet up to where he was concussed? Bernie's main job most weeks is to tag the opposition's main ball winner. He did a great job of it last night, but the two hits were dumb acts and very disappointing

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Posted (edited)
58 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

Steve, you are aware he kept Sloane very quiet up to where he was concussed? Bernie's main job most weeks is to tag the opposition's main ball winner. He did a great job of it last night, but the two hits were dumb acts and very disappointing

Just dumb....Vince has had a bad year..maybe not needed anyhow.Smith needs to be dropped.Too many out of form.Brought back to early.Several should have played for  Casey  to hit form,Trengove should have been tried, in form, weeks ago.Dumb match committee IMO.

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Posted
12 hours ago, DemonAndrew said:

Two for the hit on Betts, three for the one on Douglas

Silly Bernie

That would be outrageous.

If he gets one week I'll be disappointed.

Elbow was dumb but was insufficient force to warrant a week.

The clash with Douglas he was going for the ball and braced for impact, which caught him on the shoulder not the head.

If he gets any ban I want the club to challenge, please for once in our lives!

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Posted

Have we collectively forgotten that the sentence is (illogically) based on the result, not the act?

Considering both players were fine, Bernie should walk.

Posted

Precedent already been set by yellow maggots. You don't get rubbed out for elbowing to the head(circa case WC vrs MFC)

Douglas (serial stager) agreed with Bernie after game, i think saying he will state at tribunal that it was a shoulder hit.

Eddie i don't think had any goals/kicks to that point so wanted one......

One of these days, with some of these blokes that "get hit", they are going to come out with "double whiplash", that's when you put your head back and then accelerate back further......a la Dimma, Footscray (along with half the team) and Selwood...

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Unfortunately Bernie has a record and an extra week will get added if  he gets done. The Douglas one, I just thought Bernie was going for the ball. the betts open was just dumb but didnt do any damage. Who would know what will happen.  

Posted (edited)

On Gameday they seem to reckon (from memory) that Vince may get 1 week for Betts and 2 weeks for other incident, with a decent loading and bad record could go for 4-6 due to it being doubled.....

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He'll get off the bump, as he was committed and braced himself more than anything.

I suspect he'll get a week for the elbow (depending on his record) but the contact with the elbow was so minimal it's conceivable he'll get off.

Deserves a week for stupidity.

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