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33 minutes ago, SFebey said:

I'm glad others are starting to catch on to what is happening with the umpiring league wide, I'll leave it at it.

Leave it at that!?  Anything specific, SF?

Its hard not to think umpires are not influenced!  This from Channel 7 CEO re TV audience size and scoring: "If we can get Collingwood firing, that helps.''

I haven't followed Pies' frees but they certainly gained big adv vs mfc and yesterday vs Ess.  Umpire influences can be very subtle be it fans, AFL, Ch7 but they are there.

Every chance the Pies will get an arm chair ride to the GF (and maybe a Premiership) just as the bulldogs did two years ago. 

 
5 minutes ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

Leave it at that!?  Anything specific, SF?

Its hard not to think umpires are not influenced!  This from Channel 7 CEO re TV audience size and scoring: "If we can get Collingwood firing, that helps.''

I haven't followed Pies' frees but they certainly gained big adv vs mfc and yesterday vs Ess.  Umpire influences can be very subtle be it fans, AFL, Ch7 but they are there.

Every chance the Pies will get an arm chair ride to the GF (and maybe a Premiership) just as the bulldogs did two years ago. 

Nothing specific, it’s all there in front of you to interpret however you feel

19 hours ago, deefella said:

Slightly off discussion is it me or is Mason Cox becoming arrogant? Oh and when the pies fans sing USA, god they Sh@t me 

They probably think it means "up South Australia". Doesn't Mason come from Canada?

 
13 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

The MCC/MFC Board sacked Norm Smith in 1965 as Coach

Norm was not amused 

Its only 53  years

Comedy evolves slowly !

Bombers injury strife. Stringer out for a month and Ambrose for the year. Players for our finals rivals are dropping like nine pins.  This may be the end of their season.

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12 hours ago, america de cali said:

Bombers injury strife. Stringer out for a month and Ambrose for the year. Players for our finals rivals are dropping like nine pins.  This may be the end of their season.

I did notice this - touch wood, we have players like AVB etc returning, and have a pretty skinny injury list, whilst WCE, Collingwood, Sydney, Essendon and GWS in particular seem to be losing players at a rate of knots.

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