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2 hours ago, DeePressed said:

Agree totally.

Also commentary is at an all time low.

Totally agree DP first thing that I do now is turn down the volume so that I don't get angry and demented from the garbage comments...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    4 hours ago, layzie said:

    Exactly IHW, the idea should be to minimize interpretation and have umpires guessing player motives like a judge. 

    Umpires being mind readers...... Hahahahahahahahaha........Unfortunately this is the concept they are trying to enforce with the deliberate out of bounds rule. It is so ridiculous. So AFL.

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    21 hours ago, Dame Gaga said:

    OMG Just heard the biggest load of hogwash from that Hutchy defending the coverage of the football as being absolutely fantastic when Caroline Wilson asked the networks to please bite the bullet and send their commentators to the actual games (which means having to quarantine and put themselves out for their jobs) because the commentators not being live at the ground is not great for football or the fans. He then attacked her for not taking up the offer to go up to Queensland herself because she wanted to stay here for her family etc. She does not commentate AFL games you dolt. Why are you making that comparison. It is not relevant.

    Her point was valid. The commentary is not up to scratch if they are not at the ground. Hutchy always wants to get personal and attacks with false logic. He is so conflicted and compromised with his involvement in his media company. He should let people have an opinion without carrying on like a spoilt brat. Give him a lollipop. He acts like an overgrown child.

    Haha just saw this a moment ago on Youtube it was pretty ridiculous. Hutchy was just sensitive because she brought up the radio stuff and that's his baby.

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    11 minutes ago, layzie said:

    Haha just saw this a moment ago on Youtube it was pretty ridiculous. Hutchy was just sensitive because she brought up the radio stuff and that's his baby.

    Maybe he should listen to it sometimes....

    It's seriously unlistenable when Cooney and his cronies are on.

    To busy talking s.... and forgetting about the footy.

    At least you can kinda still see it on the tele but when they forget to describe on the radio we have a problem.

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