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1 minute ago, My name is legion said:

Gawn is playing injured for sure.

No dramas. We won't need him against one of the best rucks, in top form....

 

What the [censored]?! 

 

First time a free would have been given for that ever.


They wanna stamp it out? (Personally I absolutely loved it when Danger was taken to the Bernie Vince show :)) But I digress, we have an opportunity here.. I'm glad Vanders is showing some muscle after Swallow, Gawn and Fritta got pumbled after taking clean possession. I'm ok with the rule, but at least be consistent..

 

Petracca? 

I've turned off the sound

 

Much better


It is easy to blame umpires but our play is atrocious and AVB self indulgence typical. Goody in his pre game we have progressed. More BS

Clear direction for Crows to win this

This umpiring wow


I haven’t seen the incident, most commentary seems to point to it being undisciplined. I hope he gets a grilling for that, take the free kick and kick the goal, then be smug and arrogant. We have nothing to be smug about right now. 

Is that the goal that sees the Weid hit some serious form i wonder.  Needs to play in front more often when we are under pressure out of defence though 

SERIOUSS!!!!! Give them another one...

 

Can anyone tell me what Weid is doing playing behind? 

Hold on, another free to Adelaide.  What a surprise.


Hahahahaha this is too [censored] obvious 

 

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