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GAMEDAY: Rd 11 vs North Melbourne

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What’s the free kick count? This is an absolute disgrace to watch.

we can’t accept this as a club. It’s ridiculous.

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    I cant watch this. This game is being ruined by the most disgusting over umpiring one sided garbage biased [censored]. 
    I am disgusting and if we don’t complain against this [censored] nothing football club I will not be impressed. 

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    Just now, Demonland said:

    9 frees to 3. 

    Doesn’t count the missed ones either ?

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    People in a coma could umpire the game better than these vegetables. 
     

    I hate them so much!!!!

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    10 frees to 3. 
     

    Maggots. 

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    Petracca gets legged, Gold ducks, then a tiggy. This is bent umpiring.

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    We have missed our chances and haven't been great.  I get that.

    But this umpiring has to be the biggest joke of all time.  It is 10-3 at quarter time and they have been given some of the softest frees of all time, while they have missed more than a handful for us.  It's outrageous and it's not as if this is a one off.  We got the same treatment last week as well.

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    Ridiculous calls to North.

    Counted about 3 for us that were there and didn't get paid.

    This is an absolute joke from these umpires.

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    When players duck their heads to try and slip out of a tackle that should absolutely be play on.

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    Should be in front by 2 goals but typical Melbourne we are down by 10 points. We have some dumb players. Not sure how much umps have been paid off. 

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    They are just making ones up, clearly annoyed at being called over what Max copped on Wednesday night.

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    Disgusting umpiring. We were robbed blind

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