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6 minutes ago, Gunna’s said:

Why isn’t that vanders’ free?

front on contact. 

doesn’t deserve to be knocked out but the rule is there to avoid these instances 

Your a tough ump but Id take it.

 

WHO SAID THAT VDB HASN'T A HARD EDGE IN HIS GAME? 

I hope that miohcec is ok   

1 minute ago, Beetle said:

FFS can we tag Sidebottom already.

I reckon we'll  keep going head to head at stoppages.

Just now, loges said:

Wrong

Took the player on and lost. Didn’t correctly dispose of the ball. Pretty simple 

Just now, Gunna’s said:

Why isn’t that vanders’ free?

front on contact. 

doesn’t deserve to be knocked out but the rule is there to avoid these instances 

It doesn't work that way when you're coming back with the flight, they usually only give those frees to the guy who's in the drop zone facing up to the ball.


And that's why you need Vanders in the team in the big matches.  No quarter and often hurts the opposition.

That mask looks like a disposable vacuum cleaner bag...

What's the bet this lights a fire under Collingwood's backside?

Just now, Buzzy said:

It doesn't work that way when you're coming back with the flight, they usually only give those frees to the guy who's in the drop zone facing up to the ball.

Mihocek wasn't looking at the ball though


Personally that one act of accidentally knocking out an opponent doesn’t outweigh his skill errors and give away free kicks but each to there own.

Waiting on texts saying the unpaid pet free  kick led to mihojek injury

 

Langdonwas the spare at that stoppage and won the free kick 

2 minutes ago, Megatron said:

Took the player on and lost. Didn’t correctly dispose of the ball. Pretty simple 

If that 10th of a second where he puts his arm out to protect himself was a fend off then we'd have double the free kicks each game


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