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Here's a turn up for the books!

Adem Yze has been charged with attempting to trip Robert Campbell during the fourth quarter of the Round One NAB Cup match between Melbourne and Hawthorn, played at Telstra Dome on Sunday.

Yze can accept a reprimand and 60 points towards his future record with an early plea.

If I were Ooze I'd take the early plea and get on with life.

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    Hmm .... funny how one half of me kinda wanted him to appeal it and get suspended. Is that a bad thing?

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    Surprises me he hasnt been cited before for some silly plays.. many will of course disagree but or a talented bloke he commits many lazy cheap shots at opposition players. He doesnt need to. This has always niggled me about this guy.

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    Am I the only bloke who wouldnt give a flying rats ass if he went down on a charge, took a suspension and wasnt in the running for consecutive games anyomore?

    His performance on Sunday was insipid, that he actually put the effort in to trip someone is more impressive than his efforts in the match.

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    Am I the only bloke who wouldnt give a flying rats ass if he went down on a charge, took a suspension and wasnt in the running for consecutive games anyomore?

    His performance on Sunday was insipid, that he actually put the effort in to trip someone is more impressive than his efforts in the match.

    Does Campbell Brown's 2 week suspension put him out of the game against Melbourne in round 2 or does he serve it during the Nab Cup?

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    spewin he didnt go for 4

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    Does Campbell Brown's 2 week suspension put him out of the game against Melbourne in round 2 or does he serve it during the Nab Cup?

    Will be served in the NAB Cup.

    I'm now actually upset we lost. Had we won, Brown would've missed the Melb V Haw game

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    why are you disappointed, aaron davey will kick one goal on him, and brown will lose it!!!

    brown is pathetic, can play footy, but hasn't got the brain or mental power to complete a whole game (bit like cam mooney)

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