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51 minutes ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

Giants saying the whole match review/tribunal system is favouring Coll. Greene suspension

The MRO was Michael Christianson, a Collingwood premiership player and Shane Wakelin, Collingwood player on Tuesday night's Tribunal.

If it was a Melbourne player I would be also be arguing the system is rigged.  The AFL should never have allowed that much potential bias in favour of Coll, GWS opps in the Prelim.  Poor 'optics' to say the least.

And, fails 'the pub test'!

The AFL want a Richmond/Collingwood GF...

As much as they love GWS, they love money more.

I don't think there was bias as such but the look and the subconscious thoughts of C/wood tribunal members mean it shouldn't have happened.

They've opened themselves up yet again to the conspiracy theories.

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2 hours ago, rjay said:

The AFL want a Richmond/Collingwood GF...

Fair comment given that Hawkins was also, rightly or wrongly, ousted by the Tribunal, increasing the probability of Richmond making it to the GF, especially with the extra week rest.

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15 minutes ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

Fair comment given that Hawkins was also, rightly or wrongly, ousted by the Tribunal, increasing the probability of Richmond making it to the GF, especially with the extra week rest.

Hawkins deserved what he got. 

Greene should never have played against Brisvegas. The whole system stinks. 

Not to mention having ex Filth players on the appeals board. 

FFS!!

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1 hour ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Hawkins deserved what he got. 

Greene should never have played against Brisvegas. The whole system stinks. 

Not to mention having ex Filth players on the appeals board. 

FFS!!

Eddie says hello SW

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2 hours ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

Everything is perfectly poised for a scum vs filth grand final

Massive $$s for the afl 

Even if the Pies get through there's a strong possibility they might be without Grundy WW

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5 hours ago, Mazer Rackham said:

The AFL's moral compass is completely askew.

They should never have allowed Wakelin to sit on the tribunal after hanging around the C'wood room with his scarf. He should have been removed from the panel at that point.

But a long time ago, they should have told him upfront, part of being on the tribunal panel is that you may not be seen wearing any club's colours or hanging around any club's facilities.

They don't seem to understand any of this. They seem to grapple (unsuccessfully) with why this might be an issue at all. Any why should anyone worry, when there are record crowds!!!

When it comes to refereeing and officiating, they don't have any course charted. They don't know where they're going or why. They just drift with the currents and only react when rocks hove into view.

End of the day: the only optics they care about are the TV screens, ie big audiences looking at big crowds.

The issue here is Greene should have been rubbed out the week before: what he did to Bontempelli was one hundred and fifty times worse than what he did to Neale. Christian's decisions during the year were baffling, inconsistent and showed Christian had reached new levels in defining the Peter Principal. That it reached the farcical situation where an ex E Coli Wobbler sat on the Executioner's chair simply showed up what the AFl really is, a bunch of Amateurs who make things up as they go along.

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Tigers the better team with fresher legs.

Might be over at half time if Richmond get the break. 

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What's with players running from way behind /alongside a player who's marked the ball and taking the mark, allowing his fellow player who was originally on the mark to run back and defend!?? No free ever called ...what happened to the protected zone?????

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7 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Hawkins deserved what he got. 

Greene should never have played against Brisvegas. The whole system stinks. 

Not to mention having ex Filth players on the appeals board. 

FFS!!

Paul Williams and Shane Wakelin former Pies made up 2/3 of the Tribunal after Christian the MRO another Pie put Greene out against their former club.

A shocking look for a Tribunal system. 

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Richmond would want to pull a finger out here. Starting to get away from them. They look incredibly flat and just cannot get the ball inside 50. Very similar to Brisbane last week who just kept kicking to Geelong defenders. 

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5 minutes ago, Redleg said:

Paul Williams and Shane Wakelin former Pies made up 2/3 of the Tribunal after Christian the MRO another Pie put Greene out against their former club.

A shocking look for a Tribunal system. 

Wow. There was even more!!

unbelievable

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