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Lose this and Rawlings has had a lot to answer. In a close finish Hutchins has cost us. Clearly sentimental garbage being captain influenced selection. Fat, slow, barely a suburban footballer.

 
1 minute ago, martin said:

Lose this and Rawlings has had a lot to answer. In a close finish Hutchins has cost us. Clearly sentimental garbage being captain influenced selection. Fat, slow, barely a suburban footballer.

Get a grip on yourself

Game over.

 

This is the most rigged umpiring I have ever seen. Disgusting. 


This umpiring is insanely one-sided but we only have ourselves to blame. Game should have been over at half time. Never should have put ourselves in the position where the game could be decided by umpires.

Just when you think things couldn't get any worse, you arrive home from a 4 flight from Perth to witness this. Lovely

 
7 minutes ago, SaberFang said:

And [censored] these umpires, utterly incompetent or blatantly corrupt. You choose.

I think that Hawks non free for the sealing goal settles the question. 

Blatantly corrupt. 

No question .  

Just now, drysdale demon said:

Get a grip on yourself

Why? The blokes had two possessions in two matches. Played one short.


Calling it’s now. Yeah, rubbish decisions against us, but the way we’ve played is dreadful. Not one goal or any effort

1 minute ago, Jaded said:

This is the most rigged umpiring I have ever seen. Disgusting. 

If we kicked straight the umpires wouldn't be an issue. 


Just now, Jaded said:

This is the most rigged umpiring I have ever seen. Disgusting. 

We need to stop blaming umpires for players that are just average.  Only two players maybe three have any future at our club

Umpires just won them the game. Absolute disgrace 


1 minute ago, Frustrated Demon said:

If we kicked straight the umpires wouldn't be an issue. 

The umps would have just worked harder.

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