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Matt Bates goal in the 3rd

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Now not that it matters or anything, but i was sitting in the Ponsford on Monday and im sure alot of you were too. I swear that ball brushed the post and so did a few supporters around me. If you look at the replay closely the ball changes direction right near the post.

Surely some of you blokes saw it too...?

 

Who cares. If it was signalled goal, it a goal. Ill take it

If that was counted as a behind then we would has lost by between 23 and 29 pts instead of 22

 
Now not that it matters or anything, but i was sitting in the Ponsford on Monday and im sure alot of you were too. I swear that ball brushed the post and so did a few supporters around me. If you look at the replay closely the ball changes direction right near the post.

Surely some of you blokes saw it too...?

Who cares.

Half of Hawthorn's goals resulted in free kicks.

Sure most of the frees were there, but it would be interesting to see how many goals Hawks kicked without free kicks.

i was right behind the kick my word it hit the post alot of the supporters didn't know what to think when it hit the post ....

i wasn't complaining they got their goals in frees so who cares


Who cares.

Half of Hawthorn's goals resulted in free kicks.

Sure most of the frees were there, but it would be interesting to see how many goals Hawks kicked without free kicks.

I got no issue with MFC kicking goals off other team's errors especially arising from umpiring decisions. FWIW, MFC would just plan sloppy and crude in their tackling.

Yes I saw it & it did hit the post allright. The Hawthorn defender pointed to the sky, but didn't make a convincing argument with the goal umpire. Unfortunately, counts for nothing now.

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