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3 minutes ago, Engorged Onion said:

will it make goodwin a crap coach if we can't?

 

This is when we find out, in these situations 

 
5 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Lever having a mare. 

Usually does. Ordinary disposal

 

Misson Demons on display right now. No fitness for Q4 as per usual.


Just now, Wiseblood said:

And you're saying the reason we did that was because Viney was off?

I posed that question, I didn't make a statement.

The facts are, he went off early in the second quarter (4.08pm was when I posted about it), and it was after that that our midfield started functioning better and we eventually overtook WC on the scoreboard. I asked if that was a coincidence. You could also ask if our best footy, when we stormed into finals without Viney, was also a coincidence.

What's your thoughts?

This woman is a disgrace. Terrible umpire to add to a long line of terrible umpiring. 

Good way to cost us a game. 

 
Just now, dees189227 said:

McGovern off. We need to take advantage of that

Bit hard to do that when they're giving them decisions like the one on Gawn just then.


Wow... That might be the worst decision of the year.

Poor Max - he cant win with the moronic umpires. That woman umpire is putrid.

4 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Brayshaw, time and space, bombs it straight to the defender, back the other way, WC goal.

Melbourne football.

Yes

God this umpiring will be the [censored] end of me.

Ridiculous decision against Gawn


Just now, Demonland said:

What a disgrace is this umpire. Get her off   

unreal, he tried to mark it and she calls that dragging it in. NO CLUE

“Another poor umpiring decision” say the commentators. 

Robbed by an umpire that doesn’t know the rules or understand the game. 

Max crucified by bad umpiring AGAIN. He took possession of the ball and gets accused of dragging it in. BULLDUST!!!!!!!!!!!


How the hell was that paid against Gawn?

WHAT THE HELL WAS HE SUPPOSED TO DO?

And another Darling goal.

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu... 

 
Just now, Call Me What You Will said:

“Another poor umpiring decision” say the commentators. 

She has given quite a few against us during this game, and I'm surprised they gave her another gig after being dropped during the season.

2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

McGovern off. We need to take advantage of that

They’ve kicked 2 since he went off, perhaps he was holding them back ?


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