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22 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

Farce.

But amusing none the less.

The AFL  MRP can find new ways to keep us entertained.

Again, I don't have a problem with the decision in isolation - I have a problem with the decision when compared to so many that have gone before it.

 

I look forward to the sacrosanctedness for

2018 and the unapplication of same.

 

3 minutes ago, Dockett 32 said:

I look forward to the sacrosanctedness for

2018 and the unapplication of same.

 

i just look forward to the afl's continued commitment to integrity


22 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Shiel had the ball about 3 frames before Cotchin

Both Going for the Ball...Collision unavoidable...

 

Whether he is guilty or not is inconsequential to what this group of morons are suggesting should be allowed to happen in any Preliminary Final from this day forward, Carte blanche........

Was never gonna get rubbed out.

Barry Hall incident set the precedent, you can punch someone in a prelim and still play in the GF.

 

7 hours ago, Dockett 32 said:

Leaks suggest he's been cleared.

Re watched the incident and the one involving Zac Jones on one of our boys.

New line in the sand .

 

 

Zac Jones is thuggish, like quite a few Swan players. If you watch they're games you'll see that they're constantly elbowing, pushing, wrestling, ect off the ball. 

They've mastered doing as much physical damage as possible without giving away free kicks. The way they treated Johannisen at the SCG this year sickened me. 

 

The hypocrisy of the reaction to Bugg's hit on Mills by Sydney players and the AFL still infuriates me. 

AFL / tribunal / MRP and integrity should never ever be used in the same sentence

I heard Nathan Burke before the deliberations (or official ones anyway) on 774 referring to “our Trent”!!  Conflict of interest / prejudging / protecting  

 


If a top GWS player had wiped out Dusty in the first quarter and Richmond had lost I wonder what The MRP would have done in the face of feral fans fury

Wtf. A farce. 

Cotchin dropped his shoulder into Shiel and hit him in the head. Consequences... Shiel gets concussion and sits out the game from the first quarter.  Justice???

AFL IS SERIOUSLY FUC&)$D with MRP a complete joke 

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