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May charged and fined for striking Buddy?

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Didn’t look like much in it. I think it’s a high free kick. That’s all. The umpire at the ground didn’t even think it was worth that.
The AFL will find anyway to bring us down. Haters gunna hate
 

 
6 hours ago, leave it to deever said:

Will Rampe get fined for flipping Langdon?

 

2 hours ago, Mazer Rackham said:

The honorary MRO Michael Christian was waiting for directions from the official MRO Brian Taylor. None came. Case closed.

Exactly.

The guy does not have a brain in his head - not even half a one degraded by being all those years at Collingwood. 

Unless Fox or 7 highlight and replay, and harp on it again and again, he doesn’t even notice. 
 

Lycett’s was actually a full weighted body slam, whereas ANB’s was a wide sling.

And Rampe’s had genuine risk of cervical spine fracture and quadriplegia — but Christian DNGAF because he wasn’t told about it, and can’t see for himself. 

1 hour ago, monoccular said:

 

Exactly.

The guy does not have a brain in his head - not even half a one degraded by being all those years at Collingwood. 

Unless Fox or 7 highlight and replay, and harp on it again and again, he doesn’t even notice. 
 

Lycett’s was actually a full weighted body slam, whereas ANB’s was a wide sling.

And Rampe’s had genuine risk of cervical spine fracture and quadriplegia — but Christian DNGAF because he wasn’t told about it, and can’t see for himself. 

Even the Seven commentary team and Fox Footy pundits said nothing in it. Maybe he’s heard the criticism that he listens to the comments too much and this time went against it. No doubt should’ve been a high contact free kick on the night (though buddy looked like he was going down before May came along), but a fine? FFS ?‍♂️ 

 
18 hours ago, monoccular said:

Rampe’s had genuine risk of cervical spine fracture and quadriplegia — but Christian DNGAF because he wasn’t told about it, and can’t see for himself

Looked very dangerous. Cringeworthy.

9 hours ago, leave it to deever said:

Looked very dangerous. Cringeworthy.

Shows how much of a joke he actually is, he fines May for contact that is a tippy touchy free kick at most but allows Rampe's reckless, off-the-ball, WWE style flip that could actually have done some serious damage. He needs to be replaced ASAP.


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